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6/9/2015 7:25:21 AM
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What does ads mean/stand for?
No I do not mean aim-down-sights. I constantly hear people calling the enemies in PvE ads, why do they call them that, and what does it stand for/mean?
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#Destiny
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additional enemies, but I just call em redbars or fodder
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I just found out what this nonsense means today. I hear it used all of the time in Destiny. I never say adds. I say enemies. What's so hard about that?
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4 RepliesAdds, additional enemies being spawned
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Not ads [u]adds[/u] ie additional enemy's ie not a boss
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1 ReplyGlad someone else didn't know where this term came from either. Sometimes the jargon gets a little exhausting/stupid. I was running Crota, and the sword bearer signaled us to shoot rockets by saying, "DPS Crota!" Wtf? Doesn't that mean damage per second? Some of this shit just sounds weird.
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Guardian, Archon Of LightArchon Priest Of House Light - old
Additional Spawns, Basicly enemies that spawn after the encounter begins, and usually keep respawning untill objective is completed. You might also hear them called "Trash Mobs" -
additional enemies
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Edited by LegionofSlime: 6/9/2015 7:32:44 AMAdditional low level/easy to kill enemies. Or just enemies around a boss
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2 RepliesAdditional enemies, referring to the dudes who come in to help the boss of a given encounter.
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Ads in relation to enemies are the weaklings that are around, typically in boss fights. Which is why you'll hear "ads incoming." Or "someone keep the ads off me I need to not blow myself up with this rocket."
