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what does the donut mean?
delta_mystic
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I am recently seeing this type of ground telegraph on streamer videos. I know the filled-in circular telegraphs designate ground AoE and CC. What does the donut-shaped (hollow center) telegraph mean?
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Joxer61✭✭✭✭✭delta_mystic wrote: »thank you!! I didn't even know we could do that
Boss in Coa 1 has the mechanic and a few others.
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OG_Kaveman✭✭✭✭✭In this instance cop damage means to take, or receive damage.
I have never, in all my time on this Earth, seen "cop" used that way. Looking it up, I get this-. receive or obtain (something welcome).
What makes you use "cop" like that, instead of just saying, "you take no damage"?
Edit: I HAVE heard that, only in one saying though, "cop a feel", referring to touching someone else sexually, without their permission.Edited by OG_Kaveman on September 28, 2019 6:36PM1 -
SinXGreen✭✭OG_Kaveman wrote: »In this instance cop damage means to take, or receive damage.
I have never, in all my time on this Earth, seen "cop" used that way. Looking it up, I get this-. receive or obtain (something welcome).
What makes you use "cop" like that, instead of just saying, "you take no damage"?
Edit: I HAVE heard that, only in one saying though, "cop a feel", referring to touching someone else sexually, without their permission.
Just a guess but it's shorter to type. It also uses a minimum amount of words to convey their message.Edited by SinXGreen on September 28, 2019 6:47PM1 -
OG_Kaveman✭✭✭✭✭OG_Kaveman wrote: »In this instance cop damage means to take, or receive damage.
I have never, in all my time on this Earth, seen "cop" used that way. Looking it up, I get this-. receive or obtain (something welcome).
What makes you use "cop" like that, instead of just saying, "you take no damage"?
Edit: I HAVE heard that, only in one saying though, "cop a feel", referring to touching someone else sexually, without their permission.
Just a guess but it's shorter to type. It also uses a minimum amount of words to convey their message.
I mean, that is the easy answer and I thought of that myself, then I thought, surely they know most people don't use that "cop" like that, so what would they use it like that? Really.1 -
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✭✭✭✭✭Most people don't use any words like you use them. Vernacular is a fun thing.
You ever had to order a sprite coke? Or a rd cola coke?
Tl;dr really weigh the fun you have in game vs the business practices you are supporting.1 -
Joxer61✭✭✭✭✭omg..troll is as troll does.....that much effort for one word?
Im old...its an old saying...and things don't always have to be sexual in context.....like "Oh, he cop'ed it on the head"..that sort of thing...but then why the f am I defending my words.....arrghh… (oh ***, is that wrong as well?)0 -
OG_Kaveman✭✭✭✭✭omg..troll is as troll does.....that much effort for one word?
Im old...its an old saying...and things don't always have to be sexual in context.....like "Oh, he cop'ed it on the head"..that sort of thing...but then why the f am I defending my words.....arrghh… (oh ***, is that wrong as well?)
I ask one question and am called a troll. What a world we live in.1 -
Joxer61✭✭✭✭✭OG_Kaveman wrote: »omg..troll is as troll does.....that much effort for one word?
Im old...its an old saying...and things don't always have to be sexual in context.....like "Oh, he cop'ed it on the head"..that sort of thing...but then why the f am I defending my words.....arrghh… (oh ***, is that wrong as well?)
I ask one question and am called a troll. What a world we live in.
i say one word and get trolled...yea, tis a crazy world mate!
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OG_Kaveman✭✭✭✭✭OG_Kaveman wrote: »omg..troll is as troll does.....that much effort for one word?
Im old...its an old saying...and things don't always have to be sexual in context.....like "Oh, he cop'ed it on the head"..that sort of thing...but then why the f am I defending my words.....arrghh… (oh ***, is that wrong as well?)
I ask one question and am called a troll. What a world we live in.
i say one word and get trolled...yea, tis a crazy world mate!
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Drako_Ei✭✭✭✭✭It means that it wont damage you if you stay inside, HOWEVER... in this specific trial (if its veteran) the boss enrages if they are inside the donut0
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✭✭It means that it wont damage you if you stay inside, HOWEVER... in this specific trial (if its veteran) the boss enrages if they are inside the donut
I've never noticed him ever enraging while inside the death donut. I tank him there inside of it in all of our vcr runs. The donut itself will wreck a dps that touches it, but the boss doesn't really do anything different.0 -
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✭✭✭✭OG_Kaveman wrote: »In this instance cop damage means to take, or receive damage.
I have never, in all my time on this Earth, seen "cop" used that way. Looking it up, I get this-. receive or obtain (something welcome).
What makes you use "cop" like that, instead of just saying, "you take no damage"?
Edit: I HAVE heard that, only in one saying though, "cop a feel", referring to touching someone else sexually, without their permission.
in Australia, we use it that way.PvE Frost Warden Main and teacher for ESO-U. Frost Warden PvE Build Article: https://eso-u.com/articles/nightingales_warden_dps_guide__frost_knight. Come Join the ESO Frost Discord to discuss everything frost!: https://discord.gg/5PT3rQX0 -
Joxer61✭✭✭✭✭ESO_Nightingale wrote: »OG_Kaveman wrote: »In this instance cop damage means to take, or receive damage.
I have never, in all my time on this Earth, seen "cop" used that way. Looking it up, I get this-. receive or obtain (something welcome).
What makes you use "cop" like that, instead of just saying, "you take no damage"?
Edit: I HAVE heard that, only in one saying though, "cop a feel", referring to touching someone else sexually, without their permission.
in Australia, we use it that way.
thank you...considering that's where I am at...…
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magictucktuck✭✭✭✭✭OG_Kaveman wrote: »OG_Kaveman wrote: »In this instance cop damage means to take, or receive damage.
I have never, in all my time on this Earth, seen "cop" used that way. Looking it up, I get this-. receive or obtain (something welcome).
What makes you use "cop" like that, instead of just saying, "you take no damage"?
Edit: I HAVE heard that, only in one saying though, "cop a feel", referring to touching someone else sexually, without their permission.
Just a guess but it's shorter to type. It also uses a minimum amount of words to convey their message.
I mean, that is the easy answer and I thought of that myself, then I thought, surely they know most people don't use that "cop" like that, so what would they use it like that? Really.
Its popular in arizona and california, at least when taking about getting dope, "lets cop"Edited by magictucktuck on October 11, 2019 6:06PM1
