Its one thing to refuse to speak English, its another to hijack team and voice chat with your own language. Not all, but the majority of Russians do this. You should be able to filter their servers out imo.
Its one thing to refuse to speak English, its another to hijack team and voice chat with your own language. Not all, but the majority of Russians do this. You should be able to filter their servers out imo.
This discussion is pointless until you face the fact that the majority of players either solo or duo queue in Overwatch and similar games. Even MMO's are largely played as a single-player experience by most. So really, it's not just about me, which you're again and again trying to make it out to be.
I'm more than socially awkward, I'm completely and utterly unable to socialize with people, I can't even use my microphone to speak to strangers, and that is indeed my own problem that I have to live with.
You tell me to adapt to the world, which makes me have to remind you yet again, that English is the most wide-spoken language in Europe, and as such, to follow your own advice, people should adapt and speak that very language.
Source on this? Sound like utter bullshit. Also i am not trying to make it about you, you are doing that yourself.
Exactly, step one is recognition, now step 2 is getting different.I'm more than socially awkward, I'm completely and utterly unable to socialize with people, I can't even use my microphone to speak to strangers, and that is indeed my own problem that I have to live with.
Let me remind you, that Europe consists of more than Western Europe. Heck, even in western Europe you have Germany where most people only speak German, and France where most people only speak French. But in Eastern Europe, people who speak proper English are few and far between.You tell me to adapt to the world, which makes me have to remind you yet again, that English is the most wide-spoken language in Europe, and as such, to follow your own advice, people should adapt and speak that very language.
Although I'm not going to lie and say my interactions with Russian's have always been awesome, I would say that it typically is just an easy scapegoat for people much like blaming the attack Bastion or w/e for a loss. I have see a lot of Russian's with a don't give a fuck type of attitude though, which isn't necessarily a negitive. With all the current intrigue surrounding Russia, I wouldn't be surprised if even more people are quick to blame them in other areas.
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You probably also communicate in english with your teammates. I think the biggest reason for the "hate" is that way too often russian players just don't do that. I've actually heard a russian dude (on EU server) start bashing USA when asked to speak english with rest of the team when he was just spamming russian in text chat even thought he was the only russia in the team. What the heck does that even have to do with speaking english with european people...
Also, I think "trolling" is also more common among russian players. Too often when I've had someone trolling with attack Torbjörns and crap like that in my team, when asked to stop it and switch, they answer with a very strong russian accent in voice that saying more or less "fuck you I no troll".
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He's 30. People he play with probably have families, jobs and other shit like that already. I know because I'm his age and that's what has happened to me and my friends. It's next to impossible to get to play with "old" group anymore. That's life.
You'll get it once you grow up too.
For the most part Russians don't speak or choose not to communicate in English and the vocal ones. Well let's just say they are extremely vocal and holy hell do they get angry i absolutely love it when you get two or three Russians they all speak English. Slowly get more and more pissed switches to Russian where they just have the loveliest chat ever.
They also got a shitty reputation from Dota 2 and CS GO i would believe they will calm down in a few years. Think online gaming is quite new over there? Good thing is that the Russian language is absolutely beautiful and i love hearing it.
And russians arent a race for the 500th time-
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Yea has nothing to do with latency and russians with cryllic names lagging all over the place. Good that your ruskie premades beat pugs from all around the EU with different languages.
Thats no hate go play a F2P game with serbs and cros and let the shitshow begin.
1. Lack of communication.
Lot of East Europeans can't speak english. Sometimes not even a tiny bit for basic communications.
2. Bad background
Ever seen sites from the deep web for example where you get hacking tools and so on? 98% cyrillic.
3. Different playstyle
Russian mostly use their own sites. For example in Hearthstone you see some wierd decks from russians the whole time. I know some russians and they spent their day on russian sites, even though they live in germany and speak english fluently. They don't go with the mass (good or bad, you decide).
4. French lol
Pretty much the same as above and really bad at any game, at least the mass. I've experienced this in so many games it's hard not to move with this point. Not only russians have to live with this. But both share one thing that is important in international multiplayer games, the lack of cummincation because they mostly only speak their own language.
My apologies. Point taken.
I worked for Oracle for 10 years possibly one of the more diverse companies in the world. The common language when communicating with users/customers in Russia, Czech, Poland, China, Taiwan, South Korea, Brazil, Africa, India, etc, etc was English.
I've been playing games since the early 80's and was on the internet already in 91. I interacted with many hackers and code monkeys at that time in various countries and we used English almost 25 years ago. I think players think they are superior when they can talk among each other and no one can understand them but really it's just being immature.
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You can't really compare some countries to each other tho. English is not required at all to live your life in Russia (or lets rather say all CIS countries), China, France, Germany, South Korea, Japan, etc. These countries are very self efficient in terms of media products or just communication in general. But if you're for example Norwegian with something like 5mil population then you can't really do much in the internet with just your mother language.
You said that communication was done in English, but it's not really because English being a more common language (which I'm not denying at all), but because it's just easier for the company. Also you can easily access native language support in most big companies right now, 99% of gaming companies included.
You're not required to know English while playing Overwatch (or Dota (which has a VERY GOOD wheel command system, but its another story), or whatever) because you're playing a game in your own language with all characters voiced and support speaking your language too.
I think it's because when someone talks shit in a language I can't understand It's mostly russian. Most flames are in english but somehow they aren't that notably since I can understand them. So the few russian flames are stuck more in the head, than english ones. Also a big part of the gaming community is russian and since we only hate russians that scream in russian (and everything else we don't understand from eastern europe is automatically russian, too) we don't recognize the english speaking ones as russians. (that sounds a bit stupid)
But hating russians in general just for being russian is as stupid as hating 12 years old for being 12 years old. Every person I meet has it's own chance to earn my hate. (and since my memory is bad, this chance resets every match)