perk
- noun
- /pɜrk/
- Jargon
- You have to craft some stuff, you equip specific perks and then try to kill each other.
- perk set
Down this way there's a special no pathetic loser fruit merchant perk.
- Down this way there's a special no pathetic loser fruit merchant perk.
- So the idea of the perk thick is that we want to we want we want we want the perk deck that is is built around you guys helping out each other.
Examples
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If only you could use two from one perk type rather than have to pick one from another.
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Microtransactions are also the only means of acquiring perks and boosts.
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I got the infinite bullets perk.
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You put a perk in the game that was essentially wall hacks.
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Each weapon, attachment, perk, and equipment will cost you a point, so choose wisely!
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There, as long as you score high, you unlock perks, killstreaks, weapons, and equipment, becoming a more efficient killing machine.
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Want to create a crossbowman with medical perks and decked out in medium armor?
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My character has the perk for increased stealth, making it easier to avoid detection while sneaking around enemies.
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In this game, each class can unlock unique perks to enhance their abilities during combat.
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As you level up, you gain access to powerful perks that grant special abilities in your gameplay.
Synonyms
An item that gives a player temporary extra power or points
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Etymology
In games, perk comes from the same idea as the work perk, meaning 'an extra benefit', but here it means a bonus power or ability your character gets. So a gaming perk is an extra skill or advantage that changes how you play.