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stands for Damage per Second | '''DPS''' stands for Damage per Second. | ||
DPS | The term is most often applied to video games where damage is consistently or automatically dealt over a set number of seconds (e.g. [[World of Warcraft]]) although DPS can be extrapolated to represent how much average damage something can do in a given set of time, even in a turn-based roleplay setting. | ||
Saying something is a DPS is also slang for character classes, weapons, or builds that emphasize consistently dealing a lot of damage every player turn/in game tick. | |||
[[Category:Roleplaying]] | [[Category:Roleplaying]] | ||
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DPS stands for Damage per Second.
The term is most often applied to video games where damage is consistently or automatically dealt over a set number of seconds (e.g. World of Warcraft) although DPS can be extrapolated to represent how much average damage something can do in a given set of time, even in a turn-based roleplay setting.
Saying something is a DPS is also slang for character classes, weapons, or builds that emphasize consistently dealing a lot of damage every player turn/in game tick.