Board Thread:General Discussion/@comment-4842918-20130207103806

First, we have two types of godmodding, "passive" & "active".

Passive Godmodding


 * Metagaming - is knowing everything about a character that is recently encountered— the proof is searching for a specific character's page.
 * Twinking - is getting a rare item without any problem.
 * Cheesing - is suddenly developing a random ability or item (without prior mention of the item or prior existence of the ability) to solve a problem at hand.

Active Godmodding
 * Powerplaying - is writing his or her characters' actions in a way that is unrealistic or attempting to exert control over another player's character.
 * Godmodding - is having a character who does not have weaknesses or flaws.
 * Constant Dodging - is writing his or her characters' actions in a way of not allowing others to inflict damage or does not accurately portray the damage that should have been inflicted by the connection of a particular attack.

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EDIT - February 9, 2013 → There are specific types of godmodding. This source is this site.
 * Aimbotting — never misses a single shot even it's hard to do
 * Godmoding — can't be hit or just shrug off incoming projectiles
 * Idkfa-ing — always having weapon or ammo (excpetion if you use weapons rarely)
 * Twinking — a type of embiggening; acquiring an item with no problem or hitting an enemy with great damage opposed to a much stronger ally who only does small damage
 * Min-Maxing — massive powers with irrelevant weaknesses
 * Miss Cleos — metagaming (exploiting weaknesses of an enemy without problem)
 * McFlying — metagaming (in an event)
 * Puppeting — powerplaying
 * Daydreaming — RPing completely irrelevant things
 * Revisioning
 * Speedhacking
 * Oxymoron
 * Baghdad Bobbit
 * Gaseous Snake
 * Augustine
 * Batman
 * Zoicite
 * NIMBY
 * Trinity
 * Quaking 