Editing OP (section)

===Overpowered===
Sometimes, game designers get things wrong (or at least as far as you're concerned they did it wrong and you clearly know better) and they [[cheese|accidentally/deliberately make an unbalanced game such that some options, units, or characters are significantly more powerful than their counterparts, usually without a fair balancing factor in terms of cost]]. A prime example would be [[Cleric]]s in [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition|3rd edition]] [[D&D]], who are significantly [[CoDzilla|more combat-capable]] than most other classes (even the classes dedicated to combat) by virtue of their spells and other abilities. Thus, a poster may complain that "Clerics are OP".

A good check for when this meaning is intended is to analyse the post and determine if "OP" is being used as an adjective. If it is also used with a preceding qualifier ("ridiculously" is a common one) you can be almost certain the poster meant "overpowered", and can berate them for their lack of mechanical understanding safely.

Not to be confused with [[Meme|overpowdered]], which is what [[Rogue|Rogues]] are.