Derrived from "mobile;" any NPC which can be attacked and killed.
diminutive of Mobile, used to describe monster or NPC
Another term for NPC. The term `mob` comes from the old MUD denominations of Mobile or Mobile OBject. See NPC.
gameplay, building] Short for mobile, this is the general term used to refer to monsters and other entities not controlled by a player. See also NPC.
Mobs stands for Mobile Objects. Refers to monsters, creeps, etc. Is used mostly in groups when hunting for experience.
An AI controlled monster. ?Mob? originally comes from the MUD era, where it was short for ?mobile?, to differentiate monsters that would patrol a set of rooms as opposed to monsters which would stay in one place until killed.
Mobile or Mobile Object. A MUD term originally, used to describe creatures in a game, whether NPCs, monsters, or others.
a computer controlled character, also called NPCs
MOB" is an old programming acronym of Mobile Object Block. Mobs are all computer controlled characters in the game. You should likely use some other term such as monster, creep, or bad guy.
A character or creature controlled by a world server. A mob's behavior is controlled by AI (artificial intelligence) programming, though it does not have to be sophisticated.
Abbreviation of the word "Mobile". Mobs are all computer controlled characters in the game. You should likely use some other term such as monster, creep, or bad guy.
Used especially on Diku worlds to refer to a mobile NPC or a monster (usually aggressive.)
This shorthand word actually has two definitions, both of which refer to the same thing. The original definition of this word came from old role-playing systems, meaning "Mobile" or "Mobile Object." A mobile is a non-player controlled creature/being that operates and moves independent of the player. The more modern definition of this word is an acronym for "Monster or Beast." This also refers to a monster or creature that is not controlled by a player. If someone says, "the MOB moves out of range," they mean that the monster (wolf, for example) has moved out of the player's attack range.
Generic term used to refer to any computer-controlled character or monster in the game.
Mobile, monster operated by the server.
To mob a fox is when hounds surround a fox in covert and kill it without giving it any chance of escape; this could happen when a covert is held up during cubhunting.
Short for "mobile", a type of non-player character or monster that may interact with the players through speech or combat.
A mob (Mobile Object) is a type of non-player character (NPC) or monster in a computer role-playing game, especially MMORPGs.