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LFG
Social GamingDefinition
LFG is short for Looking For Group: a request, post, or signal a player makes when they want to find teammates for a game session. The phrase originated in late-1990s MUDs and EverQuest, then spread to MMOs, Discord servers, and dedicated apps. Today LFG covers everything from queue posts to apps that match players by skill, schedule, and playstyle.
Example
Posted in #valorant-lfg: "D2 sentinel main, EU/W, looking for stable 5-stack for ranked, weekday evenings." That post is an LFG.