verb
Gaming Slang
FF
· verb · gaming
Forfeit. Calling it — let's surrender and move on.
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Definitions
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To surrender the match, or the vote to do so. Type /ff or hit the surrender button and the team votes on whether to throw in the towel.
“Down two inhibs with no win con — just FF, we'll get a fresh game faster.”
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Often paired with a time: 'FF 15' is the classic call to surrender at the earliest allowed minute. Sometimes more of a salty 'this game is over' jab than a real strategy.
“One bad teamfight and he's already spamming FF 15 in chat, calm down.”
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FF In A Sentence
Down two inhibs with no win con — just FF, we'll get a fresh game faster.
One bad teamfight and he's already spamming FF 15 in chat, calm down.
Origin & Usage
Stands for 'forfeit'. Tied to the /ff chat command in League of Legends that triggers a surrender vote.
People Also Ask
What does FF 15 mean?
Surrender at 15 minutes — the earliest point you can call a surrender vote on Summoner's Rift. It needs the team to agree to actually pass.
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