griefer

The griefer back home is stunned that his character has died.

Kyle and Kenny attack, knocking the griefer to his knees.

Stan's father, Randy, becomes interested in the game, but does not survive long before being killed by the griefer.

And the greater the patrarc the griefer the pinch.

The griefer is depicted as a silent, obese adult player who "has absolutely no life."

Molotov's anger with this virtual world's shortcomings leads him to become a "griefer".

It consisted of six half-hour episodes and was written by Lewis Griefer.

They see this as a chance to stop the griefer since he will end Warcrafts popularity if he is not stopped.

Side-switching and betrayal is a griefer's game.

Cartman approaches him, saying "looks like you're about to get pwned", and proceeds to smash the griefer's head with a hammer.

The A.V. Club also stated that the scout class is "a griefer's dream" in multiplayer.

Still, the pirate's life is a perfectly valid play style and there's a substantial difference between a bona fide pirate and a "griefer."

Numerous World of Warcraft players come out of hiding and celebrate the griefer's demise, praising the boys as heroes.

Luring many monsters or one big one to chase the griefer, before moving to where other players are "kiting" (attacking monsters from a safe distance).

In MUDs, a twink is a player who is variously anything from a munchkin to a newbie to a griefer.

Griefer, a disruptive player of MMORPGs in Taiwan is known as "white-eyed"

Feature: The Griefer Within", GamePro."

A griefer repeatedly kills Cartman, Kyle, Stan and Kenny's characters in the online game World of Warcraft.

However, once the battle begins, the griefer summons giant scorpions and easily dispatches the boys' characters, while Clyde ignores the battle to look at a Playboy magazine.

A griefer is a player in a multiplayer video game who deliberately irritates and harasses other players within the game, using aspects of the game in unintended ways.

It was made and released by Park Lane Films, and written by Lewis Griefer and Mordecai Richler.

Ira Griefer, MD, President TRUMP-Fred.

Dibbell has also written about Chinese gold farmers for The New York Times Magazine and about griefer culture for "Wired" Magazine.

Angered, Stan attacks the griefer with the sword, draining away all the griefer's Mana and taking down his shield and armor spells.

Unaware of the plan however, the boys have already initiated what becomes a seventeen-hour battle against the griefer, which the executives predict to be unsuccessful without the aid of the powerful sword.