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[N] King in Yellow (Banned) Feb 24, 2020 @ 6:51am
Sweatlord meaning
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In the last game, one of my fellow teamates (which I had and stil has no connections with) called the killer a "sweatlord". I deducated, that it was supposed to insult him, but what was he insulting him about, or what is the meaning of the term itself?
Am I getting old? out of touch from community?
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Schoop Feb 24, 2020 @ 6:52am 
it means he's trying so hard sweat is pummeling his keyboard from his forehead, fog is appearing on his monitor and he has the unexplained urge to lick his window.
Tsatrik Feb 24, 2020 @ 6:53am 
Probably means killer played to his full to get the win the game,slugged,patrolled gens,doing everything he can in his power to secure a win.I guess he wasn't happy that killer wasn't running after him for 5 minutes breaking every pallet like a good little doggy.
DaPom Feb 24, 2020 @ 9:31am 
Essentially that's what happens when someone salty loses... regardless of side (killer or survivor) some people just can't take losing and believe that "insulting" someone by acknowledging their opponent worked hard for it will somehow get a negative reaction out of that person

It's actually quite adorable but we really shouldn't laugh at them too much... their parents obviously haven't enabled a parental lock sufficient for them
Hurricane Feb 24, 2020 @ 9:51am 
I'm usually sweaty (physically) when I play killer (not survivor, that's what I play to relax)

Also, in one of the rare fun recent games I had with survivors, they were also sweating ... because of the jump scares and the fun they were having.

So I guess your friend was simply venting his frustration losing the game.

Is there a English expression about this? My vocabulary is a bit lacking for this context.
In French there is an expression that would translate into something like "bad loser".
[N] King in Yellow (Banned) Feb 24, 2020 @ 2:28pm 
Originally posted by ハリケーン:
I'm usually sweaty (physically) when I play killer (not survivor, that's what I play to relax)

Also, in one of the rare fun recent games I had with survivors, they were also sweating ... because of the jump scares and the fun they were having.

So I guess your friend was simply venting his frustration losing the game.

Is there a English expression about this? My vocabulary is a bit lacking for this context.
In French there is an expression that would translate into something like "bad loser".
Harikeen, as english is not my native language I can't think of anything, maybe the saying "don't play if you can't loose"
In my native language, which is Slovak, they say that a certain person "doesn't know how to loose", which is a rough translation and the true meaning is that he can not overcome the failure (from a certain gramatical point of view, he doesn't know how to loose").
I would rather like to talk about your sweat as killer as I have a similar experience, but would like to know first, if this reached you.
Ramzesfal (Banned) Feb 24, 2020 @ 2:54pm 
It's the equivalent of the chalk in Pool. You use it as an excuse for why you hit the 8 ball in the hole
XIII - The Death Feb 24, 2020 @ 3:07pm 
Being a sweaty is essentially meaning you're playing SO hard to win everything, you are literally perspiring. The type of person who's shaking while they play and shout every time something happens during a match. It's meant as a form of half-ridicule to people who are playing far too seriously. Sweatlord would just mean you're the settled form of this type of person, like an edgelord for those who are edgy.

For instance, if you have a toxic survivor who just suicides on first hook after being caught in less than 15 seconds and downed instantly before the chase has gone anywhere and was next to teammates revealing them too, and yet the killer is playing ultra sweat mode, like slugging 2 people to chase down the third after the first survivor walked up and was seeing if maybe they wanted to farm instead, so it was a free down, and denies the last person the hatch by taking them to it, dropping them close, and kicking it shut - that would be an example of a Sweatlord. It's like, the other 3 people knew it was very likely a lost game from the jump because of their toxic teammate, and the killer is acting like his first child is going to be murdered if he doesn't play the hardest, scummiest possible way to further punish the team who is already a lost cause.

It's a bit eyeroll inducing, because they probably depipped anyways when instead everyone could have at least had a decent match if he played it out, or they could have just farmed together. Even if they just didn't tunnel/slug and played an honest game with the remainders after getting such a free advantage, everyone would have probably come out with a lot more points and at least depip protection.

That's an example of someone sweating so hard they are taking things too seriously, with very little merit behind why.
River Feb 24, 2020 @ 3:28pm 
People use "sweaty" as an insult because they realized that "tryhard" was a stupid thing to insult people over. They mean basically the same thing. The other player was trying to win, or at least play well, and the one who was insulted them just wanted an easy win without effort.
Selindrila | TTV Feb 24, 2020 @ 5:03pm 
Originally posted by XIII - The Death:
Being a sweaty is essentially meaning you're playing SO hard to win everything, you are literally perspiring. The type of person who's shaking while they play and shout every time something happens during a match. It's meant as a form of half-ridicule to people who are playing far too seriously. Sweatlord would just mean you're the settled form of this type of person, like an edgelord for those who are edgy.

For instance, if you have a toxic survivor who just suicides on first hook after being caught in less than 15 seconds and downed instantly before the chase has gone anywhere and was next to teammates revealing them too, and yet the killer is playing ultra sweat mode, like slugging 2 people to chase down the third after the first survivor walked up and was seeing if maybe they wanted to farm instead, so it was a free down, and denies the last person the hatch by taking them to it, dropping them close, and kicking it shut - that would be an example of a Sweatlord. It's like, the other 3 people knew it was very likely a lost game from the jump because of their toxic teammate, and the killer is acting like his first child is going to be murdered if he doesn't play the hardest, scummiest possible way to further punish the team who is already a lost cause.

It's a bit eyeroll inducing, because they probably depipped anyways when instead everyone could have at least had a decent match if he played it out, or they could have just farmed together. Even if they just didn't tunnel/slug and played an honest game with the remainders after getting such a free advantage, everyone would have probably come out with a lot more points and at least depip protection.

That's an example of someone sweating so hard they are taking things too seriously, with very little merit behind why.
^ this is what a survivor throwing a fit over gameplay looks like.
XIII - The Death Feb 24, 2020 @ 10:00pm 
Originally posted by Secret Agent Man:
Originally posted by XIII - The Death:
Being a sweaty is essentially meaning you're playing SO hard to win everything, you are literally perspiring. The type of person who's shaking while they play and shout every time something happens during a match. It's meant as a form of half-ridicule to people who are playing far too seriously. Sweatlord would just mean you're the settled form of this type of person, like an edgelord for those who are edgy.

For instance, if you have a toxic survivor who just suicides on first hook after being caught in less than 15 seconds and downed instantly before the chase has gone anywhere and was next to teammates revealing them too, and yet the killer is playing ultra sweat mode, like slugging 2 people to chase down the third after the first survivor walked up and was seeing if maybe they wanted to farm instead, so it was a free down, and denies the last person the hatch by taking them to it, dropping them close, and kicking it shut - that would be an example of a Sweatlord. It's like, the other 3 people knew it was very likely a lost game from the jump because of their toxic teammate, and the killer is acting like his first child is going to be murdered if he doesn't play the hardest, scummiest possible way to further punish the team who is already a lost cause.

It's a bit eyeroll inducing, because they probably depipped anyways when instead everyone could have at least had a decent match if he played it out, or they could have just farmed together. Even if they just didn't tunnel/slug and played an honest game with the remainders after getting such a free advantage, everyone would have probably come out with a lot more points and at least depip protection.

That's an example of someone sweating so hard they are taking things too seriously, with very little merit behind why.
^ this is what a survivor throwing a fit over gameplay looks like.
Imagine trying to personally attack someone who is describing a hypothetical, contextually relevant example to explain the terms the OP is asking about clearly, when no one was talking to you.

Much less someone who plays more killer than survivor. Either way, the example in question doesn't imply the survivors are throwing a fit. Recognizing stupid overcompensation to the point of negative repercussions for all parties involved doesn't require any emotional impact.

Says more about you as a player to feel the need to come in and assume that, much less falsely frame the situation as something it isn't.
XIII - The Death Feb 24, 2020 @ 10:14pm 
Originally posted by Secret Agent Man:
Originally posted by XIII - The Death:
Imagine trying to personally attack someone who is describing a hypothetical, contextually relevant example to explain the terms the OP is asking about clearly, when no one was talking to you.

Much less someone who plays more killer than survivor. Either way, the example in question doesn't imply the survivors are throwing a fit. Recognizing stupid overcompensation to the point of negative repercussions for all parties involved doesn't require any emotional impact.

Says more about you as a player to feel the need to come in and assume that, much less falsely frame the situation as something it isn't.
Imagine throwing a fit about in game tactics and then having to come to forums to ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ about it for your own self ego. It's genuinely amazing that these people think this somehow improves the game xD
Alright, at this point you're some moronic troll furry/scaly trying to derail the thread to start a fight over a false basis.

The situation in question was made up to elaborate the context the OP didn't understand, not actually something that happened. The only one throwing a fit about other people talking candidly about how the game theoretically works is you.

Instead of worrying about what improves the game, consider improving your social ignorance and reading comprehension, dumbass.

Selindrila | TTV Feb 24, 2020 @ 10:16pm 
Originally posted by XIII - The Death:
Originally posted by Secret Agent Man:
Imagine throwing a fit about in game tactics and then having to come to forums to ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ about it for your own self ego. It's genuinely amazing that these people think this somehow improves the game xD
Alright, at this point you're some moronic troll furry/scaly trying to derail the thread to start a fight over a false basis.

The situation in question was made up to elaborate the context the OP didn't understand, not actually something that happened. The only one throwing a fit about other people talking candidly about how the game theoretically works is you.

Instead of worrying about what improves the game, consider improving your social ignorance and reading comprehension, dumbass.
Nah but you are once again showing exactly how biased survivor mains are on their 'fun' vs any actual interest in how the game works, but once again that's fine I don't expect you to be honest here :)

Oh and it is absolutely adorable how you have to try to attack my identity because you know you have no actual point here. You are throwing a fit that the killer is actually using tactics.
Last edited by Selindrila | TTV; Feb 24, 2020 @ 10:18pm
Selindrila | TTV Feb 24, 2020 @ 10:21pm 
Calling someone who slugs a sweatlord, just shows how bad you are at properly hiding from the killer rather than making him worry about someone being on the ground, you actively feed him and then call him sweaty for what? Punishing bad plays? Ok ;)
[N] King in Yellow (Banned) Feb 25, 2020 @ 3:00am 
Hey, Hey, everybody stop throwing fits and ♥♥♥♥♥. You, furry beastial fairy or other fetish being stop starting a fight and you, weeb who fell in love with a picture, don't get dragged into a fight.
To make some things easier, I created some scenarious to determine when is player a so called sweatlord:
---pick, in which situation is who sweaty

1. Survivor unhooks survivor right behind killers back - in front of him (without him camping) with no Borrowed Time
A) Killer follows the unhooker
B) Killers down the unhooked one, but leave him there and follows unhooker
C) Killer downs and rehook the unhooked survivor

2. All gens done, one survivor is hooked, others are alive
A) Killer is facecamping
B) Killer is patrol-camping in like 15 meters radius
C) Killer leaves hook, basicaly giving a free save

3. Killer slugs the 3d survivor to lessen the chance of the last one escaping the hatch

4. Killer has Mori, Iridescent head, uses NOED, is Spirit, Survivor has Decisive Strike

5. Killer denies hatch for selfunhooked survivor (aka the 4% chance)

6. Last 3 gens in game are close together, killer is going from one to another

If anything is missing, reply.
Selindrila | TTV Feb 25, 2020 @ 3:03am 
The survivor throwing a fit at the end of the game is missing :)
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