>>17300604>don't know about thatJust going off the standard of English being the easiest language to learn.
But I guess saying that paints the wrong picture. It's still not easy to learn because at the end of the day, you're trying to pick up a whole new language. That's never going to be not difficult. It might be the most widespread and easy to grasp, but you're still gonna need to care a little to learn it that well.
What you said with Engrish speaks for it too. There's way more people who just suck ass at it than not. I'd say even among people who spend a dozen plus hours on the computer every day, there's still more of them with incomprehensible Engrish. Having been in some groups made up of people from where I live helps me to guess that.
Though I wouldn't have it any other way. The shit that comes out of people trying to communicate over language barriers makes up half of the joy I get from the internet. I feel like that's also why F2P games are always the most entertaining no matter what.
Did you know that Brazilians in some games tend to say 9/11 when you talk shit to them in English because they think it happened like a month ago? Stuff like that gives me life.
>maybe you went through the same thingNot really, probably so long ago that I forget. I was and still kind of am at top-level so I can't say that I'm not good, even by the measuring of skill you mentioned. Which definitely applies for that game as well.
But I still hate outright saying that I'm good at it, because I just get embarrassed telling people that I'm good at some shitty dead game, lol. That makes me feel more big-headed than anything else. I try my best to ignore it when people say that I'm good.
Though I kind of get what you mean when looking at worse players. To me all it means is that they haven't spent as many hours playing as I did, so I can't really feel anything. I'm sure it's different when it comes to a FPS and MOBA, but that's just the feel I get from watching others play.