April 16, 2012, 02:35:39 |
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The "BR player" discussion
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No offence to any good BR players of course.
There is the Brazilian player
and there is the BR huehuehuehue player, they aren't the same.
The "BR player" is the name of a Brazilian player that does not conform to the social standards of an MMO society.
This isn't meant to be racist.
I'm sure every player at one point or another was approached by another player and questioned "BR?" or abused by an honourless player whilst he laughed "huehuehuehue". A player that refuses to even try to speak in english and often sticks to guilds of their own country. Lacking any regard to norms such as speaking in English in trade and vicinity chat.
I would simply like to discuss why the "BR player" acts the way they do which seems to be completely different from other nations.
Sure there are many that join "This Country Only"- Guilds which I can understand if you want to do so but whenever they are not talking in the guild they will attempt to speak in English even if its very poor. They will conform to the norms of "No KS" "No trolling" "no Unfair PKs"commonly found on an mmo however a BR player will without supervision or fear of punishment will abuse his power, he will step on anyone in their way. (I've had BR Sacriers in the party that swapped my Xelor with him, destroying my dial and placing me completely surrounded by all 4 sides. Of course I died and I didn't even get a sorry. I'm sorry no matter how unaccustomed you are to english everyone knows "Sorry" "Hi" and "Thank you".)
They still however will go up to you and say "BR? huehuehue *walks away when you reply in english*" Is it so hard to say. "Hello, U br? No? I sorry, exuse me I no english."
It isn't just in MMOs either. if you play online 90% of players that are named "InsertnamehereBR_93"
will often use the cheapest tactics in the game to win and if they lose they will send you a hypocritical messege like "Spammer noob, f*ck ur sister huehuehue" (Yeah for that they know english [The InsertnamehereFR_81 is also not going far from that either lately, but that issue doesn't apply to most MMOs however.]).
but yeah what I wanna know is; what leads the "Br player" to have this mentality online? because unfortunantly they are the majority and I do not believe that most Brazilians are like that in real life.
EDIT: The point of the topic is to discuss the reasons of why the infamous BR players do not conform to MMO's society whilst comparing and contrasting it with other socilogical structures and critically analysing the factors of socialisation in real life Brazil that could lead to anti-social behaviour.
DOUBLE EDIT: More simply, why do you guys think some BR players don't like to join in and try to be more global like most? what is it taught to them in real life that leads them to band toguether and ignore everyone else?
and for your indulgence only since I can speak 5 languages which one of them happens to be portuguese: "Porque voces acham que certos jogadores Brazileiros nao tentao ser mais globais como a maioria? O que lhes é ensinado que os faz preferir participar somente com outros Brazileiros e ignorar todos os outros?."
Discuss.
This post has been edited by Kurochikun - April 16, 2012, 06:53:24.
No offence to any good BR players of course.
There is the Brazilian player
and there is the BR huehuehuehue player, they aren't the same.
The "BR player" is the name of a Brazilian player that does not conform to the social standards of an MMO society.
This isn't meant to be racist.
I'm sure every player at one point or another was approached by another player and questioned "BR?" or abused by an honourless player whilst he laughed "huehuehuehue". A player that refuses to even try to speak in english and often sticks to guilds of their own country. Lacking any regard to norms such as speaking in English in trade and vicinity chat.
I would simply like to discuss why the "BR player" acts the way they do which seems to be completely different from other nations.
Sure there are many that join "This Country Only"- Guilds which I can understand if you want to do so but whenever they are not talking in the guild they will attempt to speak in English even if its very poor. They will conform to the norms of "No KS" "No trolling" "no Unfair PKs"commonly found on an mmo however a BR player will without supervision or fear of punishment will abuse his power, he will step on anyone in their way. (I've had BR Sacriers in the party that swapped my Xelor with him, destroying my dial and placing me completely surrounded by all 4 sides. Of course I died and I didn't even get a sorry. I'm sorry no matter how unaccustomed you are to english everyone knows "Sorry" "Hi" and "Thank you".)
They still however will go up to you and say "BR? huehuehue *walks away when you reply in english*" Is it so hard to say. "Hello, U br? No? I sorry, exuse me I no english."
It isn't just in MMOs either. if you play online 90% of players that are named "InsertnamehereBR_93"
will often use the cheapest tactics in the game to win and if they lose they will send you a hypocritical messege like "Spammer noob, f*ck ur sister huehuehue" (Yeah for that they know english [The InsertnamehereFR_81 is also not going far from that either lately, but that issue doesn't apply to most MMOs however.]).
but yeah what I wanna know is; what leads the "Br player" to have this mentality online? because unfortunantly they are the majority and I do not believe that most Brazilians are like that in real life.
EDIT: The point of the topic is to discuss the reasons of why the infamous BR players do not conform to MMO's society whilst comparing and contrasting it with other socilogical structures and critically analysing the factors of socialisation in real life Brazil that could lead to anti-social behaviour.
DOUBLE EDIT: More simply, why do you guys think some BR players don't like to join in and try to be more global like most? what is it taught to them in real life that leads them to band toguether and ignore everyone else?
Discuss.
This post has been edited by Kurochikun - April 16, 2012, 06:53:24.
Reason for edit : I felt my point wasn't getting across.


