FPS means “frames per second” for performance, or “first-person shooter” for games focused on gunplay from a first-person view.

Pog is gaming slang for excitement or hype, inspired by the PogChamp Twitch emote popular in streaming and esports culture.

NPC means “non-player character,” a game-controlled figure that gives quests, dialogue, or support in RPGs and multiplayer worlds.

The support role helps teammates with healing, shields, buffs, vision, or utility instead of focusing mainly on damage output.

DLC means “downloadable content,” extra game expansions adding maps, missions, characters, cosmetics, or story content.

CD means “cooldown,” the waiting period before a skill, spell, or ability can be used again in combat or multiplayer games.

Latency is the delay between player actions and server response, while ping measures connection speed in online gaming.

Objectives are goals players complete in games, such as capturing points, finishing quests, or defending important locations.

Bots are automated players controlled by AI, used for practice, matchmaking, farming, or filling empty multiplayer lobbies.

RNG stands for “random number generation,” the system controlling luck-based mechanics like loot drops, crits, and rewards.