After computer games went beyond the personal computers and rooms of players and provided the opportunity to play on the network, many people rushed to test their strength in confronting each other. Since you yourself must understand that during the game of chat and correspondence it is better not to be distracted so as not to miss the important key moment of the match, among gamers, a system of abbreviations has been developed over time that allows you to express your attitude to the enemy or allies. And so the expression "easy skating rink" appeared. What does this strange phrase mean?
Easy
Let's analyze the expression we are interested in according to the words. “GG”, “easy”, “ice rink” - what does it mean when a player uses this slang?
"Easy" - the word comes from the English "easy" - easy, simple. Thus, it is easy to figure out that the player writing this word implies a weak game of the opponent and that he did not spend any extra effort to win. It’s the same as using “ATP,” for short, “thanks.” Faster and more convenient than painting how weak your opponent is. If initially this word could be used simply to inform and express one’s attitude to the match, then over time it has become more negative and is a kind of insult to the opponent’s skills.
Match
The next concept of the expression is "easy skating rink". What does rink mean? First of all, it is associated with the word skating rink. But not ice, but the paver. And this is partly true. This word is used in several contexts.
- "Skating rink", "skate". In slot players in DotA - one match. “I’ll go play a couple of matches in Dota,” the person implies that he will play several games.
- On the other hand, to “roll out” - in the same “DotA” means to completely destroy the opponent, without feeling any resistance.
If you combine the second paragraph and the previous paragraph, you can get an understanding of the concept of "easy skating rink". What does this expression mean? It implies the absolute, unconditional victory of one team over another, and in conjunction with a negative connotation, it serves to laugh at the vanquished one last time.
Good game
Also, you can often find the following final words from the players - "gee from the ice rink." We have sorted out the second half of this sentence, let's focus on the first abbreviation.
"GG", GG - short for English good game - a good game. Appeal to his "associates" that a man liked the match and he is pleased with his partners. So what does “yy ice rink” say after the match? The gamer at the same time expresses satisfaction with his companions and taunts opponents, pointing to their incompetence as computer players.