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Gaming Slang
force buy
· noun · gaming
Blowing all your cash on whatever you can afford, even when you can't afford the good stuff.
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Normally if you're broke you save and wait for a full buy. A force buy throws that out. The whole team spends everything they've got on cheap guns, armor, maybe a nade or two, and prays it lands. High risk, swingy, but it catches teams off guard who expected an eco.
“We're down to two grand each, let's force buy and rush B, they won't be ready.”
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Often shortened to just 'force'. The play is committing as a unit. A half-forced team gets picked apart.
“Everyone force, no half-buys, we all go in together.”
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force buy In A Sentence
We're down to two grand each, let's force buy and rush B, they won't be ready.
Everyone force, no half-buys, we all go in together.
Origin & Usage
Counter-Strike economy slang. You 'force' a buy instead of saving.
People Also Ask
What's the difference between a force buy and an eco?
An eco is saving money and buying little or nothing. A force buy is the opposite: spending everything you have on cheap gear to contest the round anyway.
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