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Have you heard of buffs? - Xerotic - Mar 26, 2020

Are you familiar with the terms "buffs"? What does it mean to you? Vote in the poll.


RE: Have you heard of buffs? - Nachfolger - Mar 26, 2020

(Mar 26, 2020 02:05 PM)Xerotic Wrote:  Vote in the poll.
My friend, my dearest friend, there is no poll.


RE: Have you heard of buffs? - Target™ - Mar 26, 2020

Poll is up, but never heard of it.


RE: Have you heard of buffs? - flavoral - Mar 26, 2020

(Mar 26, 2020 02:06 PM)Nachfolger Wrote:  My friend, my dearest friend, there is no poll.

My friend, my dearest friend, you're blind.


RE: Have you heard of buffs? - Nachfolger - Mar 26, 2020

(Mar 26, 2020 02:07 PM)flavoral Wrote:  My friend, my dearest friend, you're blind.
My friend, my dearest friend, there was no poll. I'm willing to bet my account closure on that.


RE: Have you heard of buffs? - flavoral - Mar 26, 2020

(Mar 26, 2020 02:08 PM)Nachfolger Wrote:  My friend, my dearest friend, there was no poll. I'm willing to bet my account closure on that.

Should i tag omni on this bet? 👀


RE: Have you heard of buffs? - Renestey - Mar 26, 2020

Means some enhancement I believe, the opposite would be nerf? As I remember from the MMORPG times hehe, will go ask google now


RE: Have you heard of buffs? - Nachfolger - Mar 26, 2020

(Mar 26, 2020 02:09 PM)flavoral Wrote:  Should i tag omni on this bet? 👀
Tag the whole world, call it a MyBB bug or whatever, but when I first clicked there wasn't a poll.


RE: Have you heard of buffs? - 9756502033875746737731550 - Mar 26, 2020

I've never heard of the word 'buffs' before. I wonder what that is?


RE: Have you heard of buffs? - SIM-1729678 - Mar 26, 2020

Haven't heard of it before.

Buffs
noun
plural noun: buffs
1.
a yellowish-beige colour.
"a buff envelope"
2.
a stout dull yellow leather with a velvety surface.noun


RE: Have you heard of buffs? - іnxy - Mar 26, 2020

buffs are very strong men yes :)


RE: Have you heard of buffs? - Xerotic - Mar 26, 2020

(Mar 26, 2020 02:09 PM)Nachfolger Wrote:  Tag the whole world, call it a MyBB bug or whatever, but when I first clicked there wasn't a poll.

MyBB treats polls and threads separately, but you can attach a poll to a thread. So the thread is created and then you are instantly redirected the the "create poll" page. A separate process apart from the thread creation process. So the time between thread creation and poll creation exists.


RE: Have you heard of buffs? - Nachfolger - Mar 26, 2020

(Mar 26, 2020 02:10 PM)Xerotic Wrote:  MyBB treats polls and threads separately, but you can attach a poll to a thread. So the thread is created and then you are instantly redirected the the "create poll" page. A separate process apart from the thread creation process. So the time between thread creation and poll creation exists.
flavoral time for you to close your own account.

Get fricked.

Yes I've heard of buffs, I saw it on the hackuman sidebar earlier today.


RE: Have you heard of buffs? - flavoral - Mar 26, 2020

(Mar 26, 2020 02:11 PM)Nachfolger Wrote:  flavoral time for you to close your own account.

Get fricked.

Yes I've heard of buffs, I saw it on the hackuman sidebar earlier today.

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The bet was you account getting closed not mine you cuckboi.

OT: Pretty sure Buff is what you call a bulk heavy/strong man.


RE: Have you heard of buffs? - Crimin4L - Mar 26, 2020

Well in LoL terms a Buff is something like a boost or a little added advantage, and tbh i couldn't see it being used in a different sense.

From the LoL Wiki:
A buff is any status effect given to a champion or a minion that gives them a beneficial boost to their performance. The opposite is called a debuff.