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The brazilian and the Toribash community
There's quite a long time i want to discuss about this, specially because I am brazilian, and because this is being more commented nowadays.
It is now much easier to notice players, specially the american ones, complaining about the brazillian players behavior. These complaints, in 99,9% of the times, involves spamming and/or excessive senseless flaming. That is just TRUE.
Why does it happen after all?
A good portion of the TB players is composed by brazillian ones. Unfortunately, that kind of behavior is absolutely normal between them (us, whatever), and I can assure you that it happens not only in Toribash.
I bet you can assume why the majority of online gaming companies usually creates different versions of their games, specifically meant for the brazillian audience. That ignorance that some of us have is the reason why we sometimes suffer bias. Maybe we deserve such treatment, since it seems to exist a necessity to act stupid and play the ignorant with others.
Due to that behavior, people who have common-sense and can talk civilized are discriminated. I've already suffered from this, so did friends of mine.
So , I posted this to show how Im not proud of such behavior, just like many of us are not even indifferent to that reality. We ask respect from both brazillian and american players, lets make this community cleaner.
Ok... Lets discuss
It is now much easier to notice players, specially the american ones, complaining about the brazillian players behavior. These complaints, in 99,9% of the times, involves spamming and/or excessive senseless flaming. That is just TRUE.
Why does it happen after all?
A good portion of the TB players is composed by brazillian ones. Unfortunately, that kind of behavior is absolutely normal between them (us, whatever), and I can assure you that it happens not only in Toribash.
I bet you can assume why the majority of online gaming companies usually creates different versions of their games, specifically meant for the brazillian audience. That ignorance that some of us have is the reason why we sometimes suffer bias. Maybe we deserve such treatment, since it seems to exist a necessity to act stupid and play the ignorant with others.
Due to that behavior, people who have common-sense and can talk civilized are discriminated. I've already suffered from this, so did friends of mine.
So , I posted this to show how Im not proud of such behavior, just like many of us are not even indifferent to that reality. We ask respect from both brazillian and american players, lets make this community cleaner.
Ok... Lets discuss
Last edited by Sidvicious; Sep 23, 2011 at 02:34 AM.
The Brazilians, I don't mind when they talk, but if there is 2 of them and let me reiterate that, "2" Brazilians/portugues, whatever and they are talking a lot, like I mean a hell of a lot more than the english speaking people in the room even though they are the majority, they should probably go in whisper as the majority of the people are english speaking people. Now if I were the minority in the room with 2 english people I would strongly suggest to myself that I chat in whisper.
From experience it seems a lot of the Portugues/Brazilians players try to make themselves get notice or try to spite the english players by going "jajajajajajaajaja" or "JAJAJJAJAJAJA" and various things alike, also "hahaha" or "HAHAHA" "jajaja" or "JAJAJA" is enough, not "jajajajajajajajaja" or "JAJAJAJAJAJAJAJA"
I do not care if they speak there language but it crosses the line when they all caps ALL the time. A lot of them just seem immature and sound around the age of 9 to 14.
Also some of them seem kind of elitist if you ask me, especially the ones who can obviously speak english, but choose to spam the chat board with portugues or brazillian and well, it isn't funny and is quite annoying. I don't go into a brazillian TB room with an english speaking friend and start chatting up a god damn storm. If I did, well, I would be a dumbass because I can just as easily chat in whisper.
This happens all the time, I seem to have lost count.
Most of them are discrimated because of their lack of common sense and courtesy.
From experience it seems a lot of the Portugues/Brazilians players try to make themselves get notice or try to spite the english players by going "jajajajajajaajaja" or "JAJAJJAJAJAJA" and various things alike, also "hahaha" or "HAHAHA" "jajaja" or "JAJAJA" is enough, not "jajajajajajajajaja" or "JAJAJAJAJAJAJAJA"
I do not care if they speak there language but it crosses the line when they all caps ALL the time. A lot of them just seem immature and sound around the age of 9 to 14.
Also some of them seem kind of elitist if you ask me, especially the ones who can obviously speak english, but choose to spam the chat board with portugues or brazillian and well, it isn't funny and is quite annoying. I don't go into a brazillian TB room with an english speaking friend and start chatting up a god damn storm. If I did, well, I would be a dumbass because I can just as easily chat in whisper.
This happens all the time, I seem to have lost count.
Most of them are discrimated because of their lack of common sense and courtesy.
Last edited by T0ribush; Sep 23, 2011 at 02:49 AM.
I just read the title and came here to say WTF?
Then I read a bit.
You say all this shit about 99,9% because you're brazilian and you just see your own navel in all the whole history. Know, there is more people in the world, with the same or even worst problems.
Also, I hate when people creates statistics, that is just, fictional you know. I can just came here and say that 90% of the people create statistics from nowhere just to try to give emphasis to the text.
Then I read a bit.
You say all this shit about 99,9% because you're brazilian and you just see your own navel in all the whole history. Know, there is more people in the world, with the same or even worst problems.
Also, I hate when people creates statistics, that is just, fictional you know. I can just came here and say that 90% of the people create statistics from nowhere just to try to give emphasis to the text.
