Charlie-niner
Spanish translation: C-9
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| 00:50 Sep 18, 2019 |
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|  Selected response from: patinba Argentina Local time: 07:58 | ||||||
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peer agreement (net): +3| charlie-niner C-9 Explanation: Esta es la explicación. Espero que te sirva, yo no se nada del tema, pero supongo que no se puede traducir. If you’ve watched the Overwatch League or even played ranked in the last year, you’ll undoubtedly have seen people spamming “C9” in chat at some point. To outsiders, this might seem like a cryptic code, but it’s actually one of the most popular memes in Overwatch history, with an interesting history that all Overwatch fans and players should know about. A true “C9” is when a team ignores the objective, running away to take a fight and grab some kills, and ends up losing the round because of their negligence. More generally, it tends to be applied any time a team forgets to stay on the objective—whether that’s a control point or a payload—and loses a round or map as a result. Overwatch League Glossary - The Overwatch League https://overwatchleague.com › news Mar 1, 2019 - If you've ever encountered a term while watching an Overwatch League match or simply playing the game on your own, and you didn't know ... |
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