What is smurfing????

[yeedman]

I was recently challenged by a friend in the N3O clan,as to whether I knew what "smurfing" meant. ( By the way the bet was 5 yuan or about 1 canadian dollar.) Now here is my best educated guess. I believe that "smurfing" is a person pretending to be another person to either fool or deceive others. Now the 5 million dollar ( or in my case 5 yuan ) question. Am I correct?

[Sporting_Lisbon]

More or less. Smurfing what you said but when it comes to aoe it is going to a lower rating account playing against other players. The result is that the master sergeant you're facing is i.e. a major, which sucks because if you lose you lose as if you had lost against a master sergeant, which affects pr calculation, whereas you lost against a major. The reverse is also true, if you won, you wouldn't get much for it.

[I__CHAOS__I]

you make 5 yuan sound bad, it's actually a whole meal here!!

[wicked_assassin]

what for kind of meal? a 3€ like on universities or higher ...

[NitroZ]

[quote=""wicked_assassin""]what for kind of meal?...[/quote]

bubble gum

[dragonshinobi]

[quote=""NitroZ""][quote=""wicked_assassin""]what for kind of meal?...[/quote]

bubble gum [/quote]


yum!

[I__CHAOS__I]

how about all the soup, rice and tea u want, combined with a wok-dish you can pick yourself (out of loads of fresh veggies, diff meats etc...)

[Kaiser_von_Nuben]

[quote=""I__CHAOS__I""]how about all the soup, rice and tea u want, combined with a wok-dish you can pick yourself (out of loads of fresh veggies, diff meats etc...)[/quote]

Not a bad deal at all.

Wait a minute... no sauce-dripping General Tso chicken, oily Moo Shoo pork, greasy egg rolls or Szechuan wings? Whatever happened to "traditional Chinese cooking?"

[cheesehat]

In the short time I stayed in China I remembered loading up on grilled chicken rolls at this BBQ thingy on the street. The chicken was actually real chicken (OMG!) and it was ~30c American (this was a while before America's economy died)