noun, verb
Gaming Slang
run out
· noun, verb · gaming
Defenders leaving the building to ambush attackers outside.
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Instead of sitting inside on the objective, defenders sprint out a door to catch attackers in the open before they've set up. Pure aggression. Catches a flank, eats clock, then ideally you retreat back to site.
“Quick run out the side door, we can catch their support before they reach the building.”
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Sister tactic to the spawn peek. The run out trades safety for tempo - get a pick and reset, or die alone in the open with no backup.
“His run out got one but he over-extended and we lost him with no value.”
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run out In A Sentence
Quick run out the side door, we can catch their support before they reach the building.
His run out got one but he over-extended and we lost him with no value.
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What does run out mean in tactical shooters?
A run out is when defenders leave the building to ambush attackers outside rather than holding position inside.
How do you use run out in a sentence?
"They didn't expect the run out and got picked off before they reached the site."
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