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A omaha poker mob is a non-player character or monster in a computer omaha poker role-playing game . It is widely accepted as being short for mobile omaha poker object or simply mobile, stemming from its use in the earliest text-based MUDs, and is commonly written either mob or MOB There appears to be some debate on the exact origins or the term, and backronyms omaha poker such as "monster or omaha poker beast" and "mere ordinary beast" have been developed.Killing mobs can give such rewards as experience points and items. Usually the combat is player

initiated, however, if the mob is "aggravated" or has aggro, it is configured so that it will challenge a player who enters within omaha poker a certain range. This area is known as the aggro range. Combat between players and mobs is called player versus monster or in a broader sense, player versus environment ; as opposed to player versus player battles where the emphasis is on defeating an opposing player rather fighting against the game system.Usage omaha poker in MUDsAs the

term originated from MUDs, its use in those games has not changed much. Mobile is often preferred to mob.The original term omaha poker Mobile was originally coined by Richard Bartle in a paper describing an early MUD which was being constructed as a research project at the University of Essex. Although it originally referred to an object that omaha poker could move , one reviewer of the paper misunderstood the term to be a reference to the classic childrens toy or Mobile that goes by the same name - and referred to it as "an incredibly beautiful

analogy to those hanging toys, which appear to move around randomly as if alive, while in omaha poker fact being composed of mechanical parts and operating in accordance with fixed scientific laws". Usage in MMORPGsMobs in MMORPGs usually refer to the generic monstrous NPCs omaha poker that the player is expected to hunt and kill rather than NPCs that engage in dialog or sell items. Named mobs, also known as "elites", are special rarer monsters that are tougher and have better loot, usually distinguished by having a Noun#Proper_noun name rather than the generic "a goblin".Computer and video game terminology EverQuest