noun, verb — 2 senses
UK /ˈkɒmp ˌstɒmp/ · US /ˈkɑmp ˌstɑmp/
Etymology Rhyming compound of comp (“computer; i.e computer-controlled opponent”) + stomp (“extremely uneven victory”), from the tendency of such games to be played casually for entertainment.
Video games Slang A cooperative game format typical to competitive player-versus-player video games, such as real-time strategy games, where a number of human players instead team up against one or more computer-controlled opponents.
Etymology Rhyming compound of comp (“computer; i.e computer-controlled opponent”) + stomp (“extremely uneven victory”), from the tendency of such games to be played casually for entertainment.
Video games Slang To engage in a comp stomp; to compete against a number of computer-controlled opponents.
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