Depending on the parameters of the match, players may also respawn after having been killed or eliminated to continue the match. Frag is also a term in shooting games where Frag is short for fragmental grenade normally, but has grown to mean all thrown explosive weapons. Players often warn teamates about thrown explosives by saying "frag out". This article is a stub. You can help the Nintendo Wiki by expanding it.
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| - Depending on the parameters of the match, players may also respawn after having been killed or eliminated to continue the match. Frag is also a term in shooting games where Frag is short for fragmental grenade normally, but has grown to mean all thrown explosive weapons. Players often warn teamates about thrown explosives by saying "frag out". This article is a stub. You can help the Nintendo Wiki by expanding it.
- Frag was a curse used by Transformers.
- Słowo "fragowanie" w kontekście gier komputerowych zastąpiło słowa "zabijanie" czy "umieranie", ponieważ, oprócz wspomnianej już "odwracalności" śmierci, jest znacznie mniej nacechowane emocjonalnie. Z tego powodu część graczy celowo się nim posługuje, by wyraźnie zaznaczyć, że nie mieszają ze sobą rzeczywistego świata z grą i nie przenoszą przemocy z ekranu komputera do swojego codziennego życia.
- The term frag originates from military slang, where it is short for fragmentation. In Doom and other FPS games, frag refers to the act of killing another player's character in the game. In cooperative mode, there is a frag count indicating how many times you killed your allies, accidentally or otherwise. When deathmatch mode was implemented, frags were used as a measure of score. Each kill of an opponent earns a frag, while suiciding subtracts one. When the frags are displayed at the end of the deathmatch, whoever has the most frags is the winner.
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| - Depending on the parameters of the match, players may also respawn after having been killed or eliminated to continue the match. Frag is also a term in shooting games where Frag is short for fragmental grenade normally, but has grown to mean all thrown explosive weapons. Players often warn teamates about thrown explosives by saying "frag out". This article is a stub. You can help the Nintendo Wiki by expanding it.
- The term frag originates from military slang, where it is short for fragmentation. In Doom and other FPS games, frag refers to the act of killing another player's character in the game. In cooperative mode, there is a frag count indicating how many times you killed your allies, accidentally or otherwise. When deathmatch mode was implemented, frags were used as a measure of score. Each kill of an opponent earns a frag, while suiciding subtracts one. When the frags are displayed at the end of the deathmatch, whoever has the most frags is the winner. Frag is occasionally extended to mean killing monsters as well.
- Frag was a curse used by Transformers.
- Słowo "fragowanie" w kontekście gier komputerowych zastąpiło słowa "zabijanie" czy "umieranie", ponieważ, oprócz wspomnianej już "odwracalności" śmierci, jest znacznie mniej nacechowane emocjonalnie. Z tego powodu część graczy celowo się nim posługuje, by wyraźnie zaznaczyć, że nie mieszają ze sobą rzeczywistego świata z grą i nie przenoszą przemocy z ekranu komputera do swojego codziennego życia.
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