Russian Bias

Definition

An inside joke among tank game players claiming Soviet and Russian military vehicles are impossibly overpowered and indestructible due to being made of 'Stalinium'—whether this reflects actual game balancing or just angry players making excuses is hotly debated.

Example Usage

He got destroyed by an IS-2 and immediately started ranting about Russian bias.

Source: Urban Dictionary (https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Russian%20Bias&defid=14396695)

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