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Technotoad64 |
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Spear of the Magus. I think it might have mutated at some point into just "PRogrammed OCcurrence". What do you think? Have we been using "proc" the wrong way this whole time?Smite is an online battleground between mythical gods. Players choose from a selection of gods, join session-based arena combat and use custom powers and team tactics against other players and minions. Smite is inspired by Defense of the Ancients (DotA) but instead of being above the action, the third-person camera brings you right into the combat. And, instead of clicking a map, you use WASD to move, dodge, and fight your way through the detailed graphics of SMITE's battlegrounds.
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Meta short for Metagaming.
I don't recall a specific circumstance, but would say it's likely I've also misused the term, per the definition you stated.
I forgot about that.
According to this definition, I guess a critical hit could be considered as a proc.
I'd say that it's generally accepted that a proc is an additional effect that happens on hit.
And for your info, originally "meta" was an acronym. It stands for "Most Effective Tactic Available".
Nowadays, the meaning of meta is most likely referring to the word Metagaming.
"A random chance of an effect triggering on something, generally a weapon or other piece of equipment, given certain stimuli."
That being said, the commonly described "chances on hit" (being a subgroup of procs) might sometimes have a 100% chance of happening given a certain circumstance, like dealing additional damage on critical strikes for example- and
Although I have yet to hear someone telling about "proccing" the