IGN
IGN has 2 meanings
In-game name
Example
What's your IGN so I can add you as a friend?
TheDeerHunter
If you squint, you can see some IGNs in this GIF
Related Slang
| MMO | Massively multiplayer online |
| MMOG | Massively multiplayer online game |
| MMORPG | Massively multiplayer online role-playing game |
| PVP | Player versus player |
| ARTS | Action real-time strategy |
| inv | Invite |
| lvl | Level |
| exp | Experience |
| IGL | In-game leader |
Categories
I've got nothing
In chat and text messages, IGN stands for "I've got nothing." Typically, people send this acronym in response to questions for which they don't have a good answer.
For example, if you ask your GF why people keep moving to Florida, she may reply with "IGN, seems dumb to me, too."
People may also use IGN to state they literally have nothing (rather than no good ideas). For example, if you ask your friend Patrick what kinds of snacks he has on hand, he may use IGN to say he has zero snacks. (C'mon, Patrick.)
Example
You have any ideas for the party?
IGN, sorry!
A man who is about to send IGN
Related Slang
| IHNI | I have no idea |
| BTSOOM | Beats the s*** out of me |
| NFI | No freaking idea |
| nufn | Nothing |
| G4N | Good for nothing |
| NC | No comment |
| srry | Sorry |
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A gamer's IGN is their "in-game name." IGNs are screen names or aliases that players use while playing online games, especially MMORPGs, MOBAs, and FPSes.
For example, while your friend Mike Jones may go by Mike IRL, in League of Legends (LoL) his IGN may be DeathBringer3001. Typically, a player's IGN is shown above their in-game character.