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- What the hell does “proc” mean? : r gaming - Reddit
What the hell does “proc” mean? From my understanding it’s a critical of some kind but that’s it I’ve heard this used over and over throughout my last decade of playing games and I never figured out what it mean’s exactly Is it a catch all term that’s slightly different depending on the game? Is it a rigidly defined thing?
- etymology - Where did the word proc originate? - English Language . . .
The word quot;proc quot; is used to describe an event that occurs at various intervals and seems to be a term unique to programming and gaming: When does that event proc? If that trigger procs it
- Proc? : r Eldenring - Reddit
Proc in gaming is an abbreviation for Programmed Random Occurrence Proccing a bleed effect basically means to hit an enemy with a bleed weapon enough times to trigger the bonus bleed damage to take effect, thus proccing the bleed
- What the hell does Proc mean? : r riskofrain - Reddit
A “proc chain” can occur when the activated condition can trigger all this to occur again Ukulele allows this to occur and when it hits rolls to apply sticky bomb for example Luck rolls the dice twice and takes the best result (like advantage in dungeons and dragons if your into that) I welcome corrections but this is how I understand it
- Turns out a bunch of weps cant proc at all during GCDs . . . - Reddit
This can reduce your proc rates by up to half the expected rate of some weapons This affects Nightfall, Sulfuras, Frost Oil, a few Frost proc weapons, and many other unique weapons listed here All recorded proc data for these weapons besides pure auto attacking is now called into question
- What does proc mean in gaming? : r NoStupidQuestions - Reddit
Proc is an acronym for a programmed random occurrence that refers to a weapon, item or ability activating with the "Chance on Hit" or "Chance on Use" effect (an ability or a spell)
- 200 hours into this game - WTF does proc mean? - Reddit
Personally, I translate proc to trigger This is direct from wiki; proc The activation, trigger or occurrence of a conditional, often random, event Particularly common for massively multiplayer online games, they are conditional events where special equipment provide the user with temporary extra powers, or when the opposing enemy suddenly becomes more powerful in some way The term's origin
- What does proc mean? : r Eldenring - Reddit
Proc is used as both a noun and a verb to describe whenever a gaming item activates or a gaming event occurs When someone is using bleed weapons they want the bleed to “Proc” or activate on you for additional damage
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