In order
In order adjective - In a state of proper readiness or preparation or arrangement.
Rough
Rough adjective - Covered with or as if with hair.
Both terms in one sentence
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An experienced player can tell what another players' rough stats are from what he/she equips and then deduce what needs to be done to counter it, usually in order of seconds.
Source: Taught by Experience -
Unfortunately, all forms of thrust on his wheelchair (including the rocket) is below his center of gravity, so you'll most likely be too busy wobbling and keeping balance whenever you attempt to move in order to effectively avoid obstacles and navigate rough terrain.
Source: Video Game / Happy Wheels - This goes from hunting Rin, provoking a small war with Yuuka and nearly executing Remilia for her failure in Imperfect Metamorphosis or spiriting away selfish kids to destroy the balance of Gensokyo in order to keep the place busy and prolong its lifespan in Diamond in the Rough (Touhou).
Source: Knight Templar / Fan Fiction
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