What is "fragging"

[Trusted]

I know I sound like an idiot, but in my whole 1,000 hours, I have never been told what it means.

[淵 Magia Baiser]

killing

[kanna]

Originally posted by 鵺 Nue:

killing

pretty much

[Trusted]

Originally posted by 鵺 Nue:

killing

So if I were to kill 30 people it would be fragging 30 people?

[kanna]

Originally posted by The most complex organ:

Originally posted by 鵺 Nue:

killing

So if I were to kill 30 people it would be fragging 30 people?

yeh

[Cee]

Originally posted by The most complex organ:

Originally posted by 鵺 Nue:

killing

So if I were to kill 30 people it would be fragging 30 people?

Yea, u would

[Trusted]

Originally posted by ⎛⎝⎠⎞:

Originally posted by The most complex organ:

So if I were to kill 30 people it would be fragging 30 people?

yeh

Originally posted by Sims Noire Legit:

Originally posted by The most complex organ:

So if I were to kill 30 people it would be fragging 30 people?

Yea, u would

Oh, okay, thanks.

[gaspizin2]

Fine

[Ross the shucklenite]

A true mann wouldn't need to ask that

[MichaHil]

Killing except it sounds cooler

[Seal]

Originally posted by 「FearlessDreamer」:

Killing except it sounds cooler

I prefer "killing".

[Ross the shucklenite]

Originally posted by seals:

Originally posted by 「FearlessDreamer」:

Killing except it sounds cooler

I prefer "killing".

Slaughtering dirty heathen sounds better

[Violet42]

Well, a "frag" makes more sense when comparing it to a "pick." In organized play, a "pick" is what you call a kill that happens before the main fight takes place. A sniper getting a cheeky headshot before an engagement would be a pick.
A frag would be, specifically, a kill that takes place during the engagement. So an early kill is a pick, and a regular kill would be a frag. Anywhere outside of professional tf2, there is no team-oriented engagement, so the fight is basically constant.

(It's all basically frags in matchmaking, since you can't be early to something that's constant.)

[Tsar Platinum]

Originally posted by Ross the shucknite:

A true mann wouldn't need to ask that

[nismo]

fragging is like an old term for killing something

if you play older generation shooters like doom or quake, itd make more sense.

[nismo]

Originally posted by Automaton:

fragging = grenading someone.

This is what I thought it meant.

ha, frag was always a differed term for grenades in games so i see where your coming from there