Entity: ELITE-DANGEROUS
ELITE-DANGEROUS is a popular space simulation video game known for its vast open-world exploration, trading, and combat mechanics. Players navigate through a realistic galaxy, engaging in various activities such as mining, bounty hunting, and exploration.
ELITE-DANGEROUS
Etymology
ELITE-DANGEROUS is a compound term combining 'elite' signifying excellence or superior quality, and 'dangerous' implying risk or hazard, reflecting the challenging nature of the game.
Definition
ELITE-DANGEROUS is a renowned space simulation video game developed by Frontier Developments. It offers players the opportunity to explore a vast, realistic galaxy, engage in trading, combat, mining, and various other activities.
Historical Context
Originally released in 2014, ELITE-DANGEROUS is the fourth installment in the Elite series, following the critically acclaimed Elite game from 1984. It continues the legacy of its predecessors by providing a rich and immersive space exploration experience.
Cultural Significance
ELITE-DANGEROUS has garnered a dedicated fan base and community, with players creating slang terms and acronyms to communicate more efficiently within the game world. The game's realistic depiction of space and attention to detail have contributed to its lasting appeal.
Related Concepts
- Acronyms & Slang: Players often use abbreviations and in-game terminology to communicate effectively, such as AFMU (Auto Field-Maintenance Unit) and AspX (Asp Explorer).
- Slang Dictionary: Community-driven efforts have led to the creation of slang dictionaries to help players understand and use game-specific language.
See Also
A widely acclaimed space simulation video game featuring expansive open-world gameplay set in a realistic galaxy.