The use of GG EZ, which can mean "Good Game" or "Git Gud, this game was easy" depending on the context, was considered by some League players to be "toxic" play. On July 24th, 2013, a thread about "GG EZ" was posted to Reddit's /r/leagueoflegends, gaining 200 upvotes.

我都是打ggwp的 goodgame well play，夸你肯定是这个。ggez肯定是嘲讽你了，gg都不一定是，

别听楼上的，应该是在输入"ggez"才对。 在游戏中打出 ggez 就会出现一些嘲讽对面的话： 1、我感觉很糟糕，请抱抱我! 2、哥们，我想做个好人。我知道很难，我正在努力! 3、打得真好，向各位致敬! 4、为了荣誉而战，同志们，嘿呀!

问一下大佬们ggez什么意思，有一把快速，输了对面就打这个，不懂什么意思？ 己方打得好，对手真的菜。 见过ggwp是表示对手不错的，ez，noobs嘲讽的，也有喜欢ggez滥用的？ 8楼说的 …

2023年4月14日 · "GG" is an internet slang term that stands for "Good Game." If you've ever played any competitive shooter like CS:GO or Overwatch, you'd often see the term get thrown around after a game as a gesture of good sportsmanship. "EZ" is also an internet slang term that is primarily used in the context of online games as well.

2025年1月27日 · 守望先锋中“ggez”的意思如下： GG 是 good game 的缩写，意思是“一局好的游戏”，通常用来夸奖对方。 EZ 是 easy 的缩写，意思是“简单”。

I just started seeing "gg ez" every match, it was insane. It was such a dramatic shift and I'm not sure why Riot changed their stance about it being a bannable offense. Maybe a combination of TTV, Tyler1 getting unbanned, and honor rewards getting stale?

GGEZ (or GG EZ) is a combination of the abbreviations GG ("Good Game") and EZ ("Easy"). It is used in gaming to taunt or provoke the losing player or team. GG is widely used to acknowledge the sportsmanship or skill of the opposition. However, the addition of EZ is intended to demean or belittle opponents, implying that the victory was effortless.

ggez slang An initialism of "good game easy," used as a sarcastic or belittling taunt in chat messages at the end of competitive online video games. Usually spelled in lowercase letters.

2024年9月25日 · There are two ways to say it: “GGWP” and “GGEZ”. The GGWP usually means “Good Game, Well Played.” This is a more respectful slang, saying that they’ve played well. “GG EZ” on the other hand can be taken badly because although they were saying it’s a good game, it usually means it’s because they were “too easy” to beat ...