Sounds sexual, but is in fact the equipment that your soldier carries.

A new player usually identified during a game by their lowly rank. However, be wary that some players (see “Colonel 100“) have a tendency to create new profiles to look like a noob. Can also apply to none-new players who are playing rubbish. Also spelt as “n00b”. Example of usage – “Haha that n00b got pwned.”.

A bad admin of a server. Usually shuffles people around to ensure he’s on the winning side (see “Stacking“) and may even manipulate players further to make sure he does far better than otherwise should have done. If you kill a badmin they may kick or ban you from their server. Badmins can, as a result, often seem to be better players than they actu [..]

Flanking and killing the enemy from behind, usually from their spawn point.

A server administrator has the ability to ban a user from a server. Often used by “badmins” but may be used genuinely if a player repeatedly mis-behaves or behaves so outrageously (e.g. abusive language) that allowing them to return is not an option.

Attacking an enemy base. Usually causes enemy players to leave en-masse, allowing you to win the game you were probably already winning, whilst leaving the rest of the game boring as there’s nobody to fight. See “Pointless“.

The online site that lets you view statistics and even change your soldiers’ “loadout”. Tinkered with regularly, often leading to parts of the site breaking. Better Battlelog is a browser plugin that adds a lot of features that really should be part of Battlelog by default.

Bad Company 2, the Battlefield release prior to Battlefield 3. Players left BC2 in their droves to join BF3 only to spend their entire time whining that BF3 wasn’t as good as BC2. For inexplicable reasons the same people usually stayed with BF3.

To dominate a game like a “beast”. This is not beasting…

In Conquest, once one side owns more than half the flags, the opponents lose tickets even when nobody is being killed. This is known as bleeding tickets.