Pull

Pull

The act of bringing an enemy from its wandering state over to the team of players.

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Video games; MMO

The generic name given to the persona played as in a video game.

healer

Video games; MMO

A character whose primary function is to keep all the other members of their team alive by restoring their hit points when they are damaged.

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Video games; MMO

A measure of the damage output a character has over an extended period of time.

cooldown

Video games; MMO

The time it takes for a particular skill to recharge. Powerful skills will have long cooldowns to prevent the player from using them excessively.

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A venture that players will want to engage in that takes money out of the in game economy. As many online games will feature potentially infinite sources of money through ...

player versus environment (PvE)

Video games; MMO

Gameplay that pits the player against the game itself rather than other players.

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