verb
Gaming Slang
milking
· verb · gaming
Keeping a boss or enemy alive to squeeze out maximum points.
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Instead of killing a boss fast, you deliberately keep it alive and farm points off it for as long as you can. Usually done on bosses; 'leeching' is the cousin term for milking regular enemies. Big scores live and die on how hard you milk.
“He milks the stage 5 boss right up to the timeout, must be worth a couple million.”
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Heavy milking is often how players reach a counterstop, where the score counter physically can't go any higher.
“You can't counterstop this one without milking every boss to the wire.”
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milking In A Sentence
He milks the stage 5 boss right up to the timeout, must be worth a couple million.
You can't counterstop this one without milking every boss to the wire.
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What's the difference between milking and leeching?
Milking usually refers to bosses; leeching is the same idea applied to ordinary enemies. Both mean keeping something alive to farm points.
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