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DotA Racism in DoTA, siens already..

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IcyDarling
post Nov 8 2008, 07:29 AM

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There is another problem worse then this racism thing.

Case is like this. You lost a game. The next minute, he will be spamming me with stuffs like this; Noob clan, stop dota la, etc.
Just because u won, doesnt mean u are the pronest to all d la. And when we offered another game to them, they entered, in this time of the game, we are all pissed by this particular one. When the game start, we started the aim for him only. I will be the Stealth Assasin walking in forest hunting him down as food, note, he is a naix, he farm forest, so its easy for me to find him.
But then we were too ignorant to the Phantom Assasin, he went fat, and we lost the game
Note, the one that called us noob score was 1-12.

Added on November 8, 2008, 7:32 am
QUOTE(rook-ie @ Nov 8 2008, 04:38 AM)
hmm... when i play dota, i meet so many stupid dotard racist say melayu b**i.
i dunno why they hate malay so much. normally i hit them back... can some1 tell why some (retard) chinese hate malay?
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im chinese myself, and I hardly scold anyone in DoTA, but then the ones that i really scold and curse him (babi) is those that, kill you once, he call himself pro and say u noob, ask u to stop playing dota. And whenever i ask"are u malay?" He sure answer yes one. That is to prove all the ones that DOTARDS-Behavioured are mostly malay!

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IcyDarling
post Mar 20 2009, 07:29 AM

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QUOTE(tajul182 @ Nov 6 2008, 07:36 AM)
So ive played alot of dota games with my friends. We are mix up malay and chinese player, and Im a malay myself. Whenever we are together we always use Bahasa Malaysia to chat and almost always there will be one or two player start calling names like Melayu Noob malaU babi (till now dont know why they think babi is an insulting words to us  sweat.gif ffs its just an animal that we cant eat haha) and etc..
We usually ignore them..if we are hosting we will kick that player first (usually they start calling names after the countdown starts..heh)

The thing here, I just wondering why is this happening in a peaceful country like Malaysia. I'm not ignorant so yes I know bout all the political staffs but why must bring it ingames? I have never ever seen a malay player insult the chinese players whenever they say them using chinese words. Usually our chinese friends defended us ingame like lanC back to them lol but hey..I knot its just a game and I will never remember their nick after the game is over so me and my fren will ignore the insults but sumtimes it can be too much. Dont matter if were winning or losing..the lanC never ends lol.

So why is this happening in our gaming community (dota specifically) nowadays and how to rectify it? ignore it? scold back? leave game?

Hope no flame post in here but oh well I know it cant be helped  sweat.gif
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u sure theres no malay insulting chinese?

Last time i play G....a, i posted something as simply as "Yao wan ma?"(which means wan play? in chinese)
and a as.clown started talking something like.. " shut up la cina babi" "this is malay country, go speak chinese in China"

I was so furious i challenged him for a game, he say he bring his so-called "malay gang" over and say wan chinese fite malay... so my frens and a few stranger fought against them and we won la.. (of couz.. they left the game after we own... dint even have the chance to break racks.. too busy killing them XD).....

until now i still remember his name
Gare.a ID=apisz

This post has been edited by IcyDarling: Mar 20 2009, 07:32 AM
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