Tier

[Sarah]

A ranking system used in many games for diffrent charactes, or sometimes in a social order. they tend to go from Top to Bottom. Sometimes they will be ordered by number, but the problem with this is that it is hard to determine if 1. is the top or bottom tier. Selecting a bottom tier character in a video game is basically having [lost at the select screen]

[Agnes]

A way used by stupid people to define how good a character in a game is, usually used in the Super [Smash Bros] series of games. Someone using a top-tier character who is then beaten by a low-tier character will immeditely go into super whine mode and claim that the low-tier character cheated, because theres no way he/she could have won without cheating. [This is bullshit].

Short definiton: A measurement of the [cheapness] of a character in a game. More cheapness= higher tier.

[Ernesto]

Tier in Yachting. The band of canvas that attaches the mainsail to the boom when lowered.

[Lanell]

A pathetic attempt by fighting gamers to categorize [the skill] level of fighters as if some are way better than others. [Deluded] people who are obsessed with winning look at tiers to make sure they pick the best fighter instead of just playing with who they like and getting good with him/her. People think that tier lists are legitimate but the truth is anyone can make one and claim that fighter A is [SSSSS] tier and fighter B is a C . And of course people are stupid enough to buy into it so they wont even play with their favorite fighter ever just because some idiot said he/she was [low tier]. Then theyll play with a fighter they hate just because he/she was at the top of the list so he/she is automatically the best regardless of the players skill. Nowadays, everyone looks at these stupid things to determine whos worth playing as instead of just playing the game and enjoying it.

[Gregory]

One who [ties] [shoes] at a [professional] level, often times in a quick manner with few movements.

[Jason Yan]

A enormously [fat person]. So fat it is [Disgusting]. From [the original] word, Fartnockatier.