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That One Player describes someone who has played a game so much, discovered all the secrets, knows all the moves, hell, he might as well have gotten the timing down to the point where he plays with almost super human reflexes. However, this ruins the fun of everyone else who plays with or against that one guy because he's so skilled, he's either doing all the fun parts or able to take on an army of adversaries without breaking a sweat. Of course, That One Player could also be [[Gamer Chick|a woman]], which may be even more embarrassing (arguably). However, sometimes being That One Guy can be a talent for entertainment, when he can show off his inhuman skills.
That One Player describes someone who has played a game so much, discovered all the secrets, knows all the moves, hell, he might as well have gotten the timing down to the point where he plays with almost super human reflexes. However, this ruins the fun of everyone else who plays with or against that one guy because he's so skilled, he's either doing all the fun parts or able to take on an army of adversaries without breaking a sweat. Of course, That One Player could also be [[Gamer Chick|a woman]], which may be even more embarrassing (arguably). However, sometimes being That One Guy can be a talent for entertainment, when he can show off his inhuman skills.


That One Player, though, may not necessarily mean a [[Stop Having Fun Guys|stop having fun guy]] or the other way around. Nor is he [[That One Boss]], though if he was a boss, he would be. May possibly be a [[Challenge Gamer]], which would certainly explain their ungodly skill.
That One Player, though, may not necessarily mean a [["Stop Having Fun!" Guys|stop having fun guy]] or the other way around. Nor is he [[That One Boss]], though if he was a boss, he would be. May possibly be a [[Challenge Gamer]], which would certainly explain their ungodly skill.


Some video games have a "handicap" option to either make a certain player weaker or everyone else stronger, purely to keep [[That One Player]] from restricting other players' fun.
Some video games have a "handicap" option to either make a certain player weaker or everyone else stronger, purely to keep [[That One Player]] from restricting other players' fun.
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== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] ==
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