sweat coded
Sweat coded describes someone who just exudes tryhard energy even when they're supposedly not trying — their setup, their terminology, their posture, the way they talk about games all signal that casual is not in their vocabulary.
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Sweat coded describes someone who just exudes tryhard energy even when they're supposedly not trying — their setup, their terminology, their posture, the way they talk about games all signal that casual is not in their vocabulary. It's a character read rather than an accusation: you're not saying they're sweating right now, you're saying it's clearly who they are. A sweat coded person probably has a spreadsheet somewhere tracking their win rate by map and refuses to admit they care about their stats.
He's playing a friendly pickup game and he's already reviewing his movement — completely sweat coded.
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