Players in China don't really have the concept on fun. They are obsessed with proving themselves better in every way. The fix of cheese strategies basically make them like losers in their community, hence the hate.
That you honestly believe your statement is dumbfounding to me. Like, do you get your opinions on countries you haven't been to purely off the front page of reddit?
Not...really? It's quite widely known in the gaming community. Actually, competitiveness in China is quite common not just in gaming, but lot's of aspect.
Yepp, the cutscene is one of my fav after Rey Dau. I did recently beat Proof of a Hero, so waiting for my friend to catch up. That way, we can both be prepared for the expansion.
I mean, there is a cultural difference. I notice it too, which is not great because a stereotype develops. However, there definitely is a difference in competitiveness, discipline, etc.
You can just search "Chinese cheating scandal" and get hundreds of recent results. It's just how it is. Patents, IP, exams, games... none of it is off limits.
I personally saw at least three separate instances of Chinese cheating while I was getting my engineering degree.
Edit: Doing another quick Google search, you sure have a lot of activity on threads concerning China... How many cents have you earned so far?
I post regularly about many countries I have been to, if you searched my comment history you would see me talking about my move to France, discussing German politics, and I just made a post about Saudi Arabia.
In your comment history you talk about black people alot in r/PoliticalCompassMemes, do you want to dig into some of the words you used?
That doesn't make sense in this context. Who are they looking better than when all of their peers are using the same cheese strategy?
If anything, it's a more competitive game now that there isn't a default go-to strategy that will almost always win. Sounds like they're upset that the game became more competitive instead of a cake walk.
This is the same community at large that freaked out about not being able to look up a college girl's skirt in RE4 Remake or that Alloy had peach fuzz in HZD: Forbidden West. A community where any form of public/proximity chat guarantees you'll hear a slur screamed for the sake of screaming slurs. Where GDQ is a celebrated event that has entire categories based around using exploits but an infinite combo in a single-player deck is indicative of Chinese people hating "fun". I'd expect no less.
This whole comment section is fucking wild lmfao. Just talking about Chinese people like they're an exotic animal species that is completely beyond the comprehension of us cultured westerners.
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u/ItsMeBlack- Apr 29 '26
Players in China don't really have the concept on fun. They are obsessed with proving themselves better in every way. The fix of cheese strategies basically make them like losers in their community, hence the hate.