I believe i used it right. or at least in the similar spirit. the entire enemy team was absolutely holding us from the payload like fully pushed into our spawn almost, and our sombra casually pushed the payload in and no one noticed. like that seems like it’s in the c9 spirit to me

Today on OW players who don’t understand sarcasm …

What it mean

Diff > c9

Perchance a C9

"a new generatioin of young gamers who… " Mate this isn’t anything new, you act as if this is the first time a generation have done this.

I agree though, people will call anything a c9 now lol and yes it probably is because newer players to the game don’t fully understand the meaning of c9.

TLDR, it’s when your team does a team kill but lost the game.

Now people just say that if the enemy team abandoned objective and lost. You need a team kill and lose at the final round people

people dont know what it means … but its all good, i dont really correct them.

I find it sometimes tilts people saying c9 when it wasn’t. They get all defensive and rattled next round. So it’s fun to say sometimes given the right circumstances (when it wasn’t necessarily a c9)

As a bronze I have no clue but if they all die on point and can’t make it and we capture it I’ll say c9

It originally meant just that a team could have touched the point to prevent the cap but instead went off the point.

Over time though, the definition has evolved, as we’ve seen with tons and tons of words and phrases throughout human history. Also now we have sig9 which is sigma ulting to force the team off but c9 is still used for anyone else forcing the enemy team off these days. It basically now just means the point was won while some of the enemy team was still alive and not within 5ft of spawn.

Its for trolling purposes

C9 is fairly common because everyone assumes someone else will get the objective

I think they mainly do it for the sake of triggering people

I like to Sig9 people out of the cart