sned

**Sned**

Sned is a term that has gained popularity in online gaming communities, particularly within the context of competitive multiplayer games such as *League of Legends*, *Valorant*, and *Overwatch 2*. It refers to a player’s ability to perform a series of quick, precise, and often aggressive actions in a short span of time, often resulting in significant damage or objective control. The term is derived from the phrase "sneak and deal," combining the idea of stealth-based movement with rapid, decisive actions.

The concept of sned is closely tied to the mechanics of certain games, where players must execute multiple actions—such as auto-attacks, abilities, or objective plays—within a brief window to outmaneuver opponents. In *League of Legends*, for example, sned often involves a player rapidly engaging enemies, securing kills, and transitioning to new objectives before the enemy team can react. Similarly, in *Valorant*, sned may involve a sniper or assassin executing a series of precise shots and plays in a short burst, exploiting enemy positioning.

While sned is a skillful playstyle, it is not universally applicable across all games. Some competitive titles emphasize teamwork, positioning, or macro strategies over rapid individual actions. However, in games where sned is a viable strategy, it often requires a high level of skill, reflexes, and game knowledge to execute effectively.

The term has also been used in casual discussions about gaming performance, sometimes humorously or competitively, to describe players who excel in quick, high-pressure situations. As gaming culture evolves, the term continues to be referenced in both professional and amateur gaming communities.