Vial wrote I honestly cant stand russian people on CSGO I was just in a game were we got destroyed 16-0 and none of my teammates were even giving callouts or anything.Why dont they just give russians their own servers instead of me getting put with absolute idiots who say rush b cyka blyat I honestly cant stand them on this game.They dont even speak a word of english and are mostly garbage at the game.

By far the most annoying thing in the world apart from when ttg used to have a 20 character limit.

Hate them all

Other Russians annoy me sometimes and that's simply off the dialect. I was born in Novosbirsk, Russia and the dialect is much different from someone say Moscow. The times I've played CSGO with friends over on EU servers, when I heard the dialect and accent of Russian, but sounded closer to someone in Moscow, I had to stop and question if I'm translating Russian for the team or attempting to translate Ukrainian because I can very easily mix the two dialects up. EU servers are just a mess in general due to the languages. I used to play on a PUG team, where we had a Russian (me), a Canadian, an American, a French and a Polish. Our language barrier consisted of this.

American - English
Canadian - French and broken English (not sure what part of Canada he was from)
French - French and some German
Polish - Polish, some Russian and very understandable English, still not the best but you could understand. Her accent is what kind of got in the way though.
Russia - English, Russian and very few callouts in French, Polish, German and Swedish due to the PUG team. Nothing to hold a conversation with, but enough for some general callout. PUG team helped with that.

However, when playing without a 5-stack, forget it. Either everyone is arguing at each other in a different language or just refuse to talk. I haven't played CSGO on an EU server in about 5 months, so maybe things have changed. Personally, I have run into few "rush B, Cyka Blyat" Ruskis on CSGO, but I have run into a few. Wait until you meet a Ukrainian and confuse them for Russian, forget comms for the rest of that match, you'll be having your shit pushed in with some history "lesson/scolding" that you don't even give a shit about lol

I will say though, Overwatch has the worst of it on NA servers as compared to CSGO on NA/EU servers with Slavs. Koreans who come in and instalock DPS such as Hanzo, Widowmaker or Genji, don't help the team at all, refuse to switch, have shit aim most of the time, spam chat in Korean and when asking if they speak English "I don't speak McDonald." k den.

Edit: They also don't give Russia their own server for CSGO, because then people in Europe would cry for their own server. Yes it's true most Europeans know a second language, such as English for a common ground, but we all know good and well, people would prefer to be in a server where their native language is shared across everybody. I don't think Valve could handle that, given the amount of countries in Europe. Even North America has this problem with some games. Overwatch considers "North America" has USA, Canada and places such as Mexico, Brazil, ect. So there is a chance to get non English speakers; then paired with the whole fact that you can just jump into an NA server from Asia at the cost of ping. Not sure how Valve handles their NA side, but I can see why EU would be lumped with Russia and even some Middle Eastern countries like Turkey.

I can relate on this one as many can also relate. The Russians do their thing and they don't give a flying F... > what they do on that game as long they have fun that's what only matters to them. Yes I do agree on your point the Russians should have their own server, just like Chinese people should have their own server as well?

TaigaAisaka wrote Other Russians annoy me sometimes and that's simply off the dialect. I was born in Novosbirsk, Russia and the dialect is much different from someone say Moscow. The times I've played CSGO with friends over on EU servers, when I heard the dialect and accent of Russian, but sounded closer to someone in Moscow, I had to stop and question if I'm translating Russian for the team or attempting to translate Ukrainian because I can very easily mix the two dialects up. EU servers are just a mess in general due to the languages. I used to play on a PUG team, where we had a Russian (me), a Canadian, an American, a French and a Polish. Our language barrier consisted of this.

American - English
Canadian - French and broken English (not sure what part of Canada he was from)
French - French and some German
Polish - Polish, some Russian and very understandable English, still not the best but you could understand. Her accent is what kind of got in the way though.
Russia - English, Russian and very few callouts in French, Polish, German and Swedish due to the PUG team. Nothing to hold a conversation with, but enough for some general callout. PUG team helped with that.

However, when playing without a 5-stack, forget it. Either everyone is arguing at each other in a different language or just refuse to talk. I haven't played CSGO on an EU server in about 5 months, so maybe things have changed. Personally, I have run into few "rush B, Cyka Blyat" Ruskis on CSGO, but I have run into a few. Wait until you meet a Ukrainian and confuse them for Russian, forget comms for the rest of that match, you'll be having your shit pushed in with some history "lesson/scolding" that you don't even give a shit about lol

I will say though, Overwatch has the worst of it on NA servers as compared to CSGO on NA/EU servers with Slavs. Koreans who come in and instalock DPS such as Hanzo, Widowmaker or Genji, don't help the team at all, refuse to switch, have shit aim most of the time, spam chat in Korean and when asking if they speak English "I don't speak McDonald." k den.

Edit: They also don't give Russia their own server for CSGO, because then people in Europe would cry for their own server. Yes it's true most Europeans know a second language, such as English for a common ground, but we all know good and well, people would prefer to be in a server where their native language is shared across everybody. I don't think Valve could handle that, given the amount of countries in Europe. Even North America has this problem with some games. Overwatch considers "North America" has USA, Canada and places such as Mexico, Brazil, ect. So there is a chance to get non English speakers; then paired with the whole fact that you can just jump into an NA server from Asia at the cost of ping. Not sure how Valve handles their NA side, but I can see why EU would be lumped with Russia and even some Middle Eastern countries like Turkey.

Theres some Russians that are sound guys that will communicate but this rant is mainly at the cyka blyat rush B russians who call people noobs when they are doing the worst on the team and talk shit in russian which annoys me.

is cs really this serious ?

maybe you should arrange games instead of playing publicly

Don't know what I hate more Russians on csgo or Chinese on ark

Only ever been in a queue with Russians once actually in my 3 years of playing comp... I solo'd at like 4 AM my time and for some reason got put onto a EU East server. Makes no sense, but they were good enough that they carried me even with my ping difference.

Ruin's the entire game oh my god. How hard is it just to find a team who speaks english and can understand strat's and actually want to play instead of just going out down Mid for a kill through door's before dieing.
CS:GO has to be played with friend's and for me I don't play anymore due to not having anyone that play's it on my Friend list.
Couldn't agree more with this post

Taylor wrote Only ever been in a queue with Russians once actually in my 3 years of playing comp... I solo'd at like 4 AM my time and for some reason got put onto a EU East server. Makes no sense, but they were good enough that they carried me even with my ping difference.

Since im in the EU I get matched with alot of Russians most of them are toxic but there might be one or two sound lads that are actually decent at the game and not toxic.