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Am I the one at fault? An abbreviation popularised by online advice forums.
An alternative account or secondary character.
Ask me anything, usually an open question-and-answer session.
Area of effect; an ability that affects a zone or multiple targets.
As soon as possible.
A meme phrase praising an opinion as bold or supposedly enlightened; it may carry political baggage.
Artificially or collaboratively raise a player's rank, statistics or progress.
Be right back.
By the way.
A chosen combination of skills, equipment or statistics for a character.
Do most of the work that leads a team to victory.
Fail under pressure after being in a strong position.
Succeed in a difficult, high-pressure moment.
The waiting period before an ability or item can be used again.
Imaginary substance someone uses to cope with disappointment or denial.
Content warning.
Disconnect from a game or online service.
A repeat-purchase product sold inside a Roblox experience.
Roblox's Developer Exchange program for eligible creators to exchange earned Robux for money.
Direct message sent privately on a social platform.
Damage per second, or a player role focused on dealing damage.
An item obtained from an enemy, event or random reward system.
A team or group of two players.
Explain like I am five; explain something very simply.
A contest where people show valuable virtual items, achievements or possessions.
An exclamation of frustration meaning my life is going badly; contains implied profanity.
Eliminate an opponent, especially in a shooter.
For what it is worth.
For your information.
A paid entitlement that unlocks features or benefits in a Roblox experience.
Got to go.
How about you?
A role or character focused on restoring teammates' health.
The invisible area used by a game to detect hits or collisions.
Depending on context, hit my line or hate my life.
Hit me up; contact me.
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