Current
Current adjective - Accepted, used, or practiced by most people.
Used up
Both terms in one sentence
- Original series The Secret Life of the American Teenager hit this status with reruns airing at 5 pm every weekday until the episodes were used up (not counting the current season it was airing).
Source: Adored By The Network / Disney -
Other items may be glowing depending on the game (Allied Assualt marks health but not weapons.) One Bullet Clips: Averted with the M1 Garand, which the games simply don't let you reload at all until you've used up all the ammo in the current clip.
Source: Video Game / Medal of Honor -
Every character also has a counter command usable while blocking (called the Counter Assault), but it uses up 50 Heat in all games (save for in Continuum Shift: Extend where half the total current Guard Primers are also used up alongside the 50 Heat).
Source: Franchise / BlazBlue
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