UPDATE: the clips aren't all the same individual /maturin_love221 is a second formidable loli enchanter with a unique afterlife passive which turns her into a fucking undead banshee and suppresses all players on the map that are using hearing aids
I got through the language barrier of this video with my years of experience binge-watching anime. Yes, I put clips of Japanese V tubers freaking out about the game during the transitions. They have absolutely nothing to do with the video and supply no information whatsoever. But they are really funny. The audio issue was due to my new mic. Let me know if you guys can tell the difference. I feel like this new ones a lot better.
Why would you put a photo of kim jong when talking about SOUTH Koreans? Even if it’s a joke, there are plenty of young viewers here who don’t know the difference
I was studying in Japan for a year and I can promise you I tried to look far and wide for people to play with and I literally couldn't find people to play with... I did find a friend group that did play monster hunter world but even they played it once a week. People think Japan is a huge gamer country but in reality, all they do are play mobile games or handheld games so it is really rare to see actual “gamers” in Japan. The problem is that they do school all day on weekdays and then spend most weekends studying more or catching up with friends. Work on the other hand is 24/7... You only have time to “relax” during the end of your work shift. I asked once a friend of mine why they don't play games that much (he liked to play smb) and he said that it's just impossible to compete in the game since if your lucky, you'll get an hour per day to play the game. It makes sense why they don't play league, league simply needs an insane amount of time to learn.
i always found this strange since long academic/study & work hours seem prevalent in not just japan? like how s.korea became the largest region for esports despite that fact. maybe they just developed a different mentality towards games more rapidly as they were a large factor in pioneering esports as an industry?
Japan has always been a console and portable dominated market. It's not a surprise at all considering that Sony and Nintendo (and SEGA) ads from there. PC gaming was never been popular in Japan. The japanese also prefer games with the games with the "journey story" type and fighting games, an e-sport gente were the japanese are very good at, and is not a surprise too, consisting that Street Fighter, Tekken, Smash, Soul Calibur, The King Of Fighters and many other até from there. They are also very good at the still emerging racing e-sport(GT Sport)
The guy above me is absolutely right. The type of games that people play are just different. I don't actually play league of legends at all, I actually play Tekken. And there are so many japanese tekken players, a large chunk of the pro players are from there, and lots of tournaments are held there. Yet in the UK (where i currently live) there is hardly anything as everyone is playing CSGO or league or whatever. So i don't think it's because there isn;t enough time, as tekken and other fighting games take thousands upon thousands of hours and many years to get good at, it's just that the type of games that are played are completely different,
@@nilmerg your missing a point, which is a huge difference in JP and SK. Both treat gaming as a cultural norm, but apply it vastly different. This is a common misconception in the west, where they lump all gaming as 1 thing. For JP and SK difference its the inverse. JP is a huge gaming culture, but it isn't treated as "gaming". Everyone plays games, doesn't matter how heavy or deep into it. Even if its a once a day for 5 mins log in gacha game, its considered gaming. It almost seen as not gaming in SK eyes. In SK gaming is a past time. An activity to do akin to sports, hanging out, relaxing, etc. It is legitametly a viable option to past time. In both cases, gaming is treated just as a normal thing. It isn't an edged off area. In the west, gaming is very edged off and treated as such. We in the west treat also break it down further with genres, brands, consoles, etc. That is where the misconconception lies. Western gaming vibe, is vastly different from foreign ones. That includes indifference of varying asian countries. To put it simple, your being racist without realizing your racists. Japan and Korea are 2 very different places, and that is why it doesn't make any sense to you why they are different. You think they are the same, simply asian. Deep down, you are racists and its okay to be that way. I am not calling you out for being racists. I am more calling you out for being less informed of the cultural differences. I hope you have a great day, if you read my essay LUL.
@@yummychips_ what the hell. i was understanding some of your points to a degree, but then you devolved to assuming i'm racist so out of left field. i've been exposed to a lot of japanese culture since childhood, & as a result, have learned many nuances, such as how they approach & perceive video games. with SK, i was often intrigued by the culture at a certain point & wondered if that tied into their gaming perception as well. i never once assumed they were the same, & i was making it a point that they in fact are NOT the same, but i was wondering what would have influenced those differences. considering south korea essentially exemplified that eSports can be a competitive + business asset by making tournaments worth something. that would have played a major role in the development of many korean companies investing in teams that can compete, especially globally. in contrast, despite people in both japan & SK being known to work & students study long hours, japan is the one with a gaming culture that sort of adapts to that. mobile games are very popular because they can be played on the go as opposed to sitting down and playing a game, which they often don't have time to do. that isn't to say that SK doesn't have its fair share of mobile games (KakaoGames), but you don't really see the competitive investment one can find in SK. if you gathered that i'm racist from all this, you just gotta be trolling or have the worst reading comprehension.
Garena has recently improved their toxic punishment. Last time I remember, I got banned off chatting for 3 days after calling someone an egg. A literal egg.
Lived for half a year in Osaka and same thing, awesome country but I feel the Japanese server is just a second Chinese server like 8/10 players are Chinese
tbh in my circle of friends ... its "normal" to not give up ... no matter what .... even if we are aced and all turrets are down ... no ... And we are EUW ... fucking ff15 culture ... 1/4 of the games some idiot spams ff on cd we still win ... its nuts ...
@@alexbhr5098 ye same in europe between countries. Mostly playful jabs, like calling frenchmen frogs and saying they talk with a baguette in their mouth, or telling spainards they are lazy.
More than capable of flaming? I dunno about that. More often than not you'll get something like _"u doeg shite scar e pu sy"_ And just so you know, that's an actual quote
You think that's bad? Try EUNE. The one insult that seems universally understood in here is "dog". EUNE fucking hates dogs for whatever reason because as soon as it is uttered, your average EUNE player unlocks the true varyag/viking inside them and flies into a fit of unbridled rage.
@@catzor4795 " these people think i'm japanese... so i'm going to insult the japanese" your brain must be smoother than a ceramic floor covered in kitchen oil.
"Japaniese player never give up" Yet ,(unless this changed in the past year) JP server has the highest rate of games surrendered of all official servers
Because they are smart and time-concious enough to know what things that are worth their time. A confirmed game loss? No time to waste, ff15 and get on with the next.
"So players from Asia are racist to other players from Asia" "You're gonna have someome from another country being racist to you in a foreign language" You are literally describing EUNE right now.
For some reasons Americans like this youtube like to deflect their own race clusterfuck by using Asians as example. I mean...we dont kneel on black people so.
It's pretty common for Japanese people and some Asians in general, the people shouting in net cafes are actually worse and more often than not they're not punished for being distracting
Really great video! I'm a Vietnamese and I gotta say, you POV about the Vietnamese players is accurate. Whenever we play a match, there will always Yasuo or Lee Sin in in our team or the enemy. Like the 10 matches that you play, 9 of them will definitely have Yasuo. That makes the new players who want to practice those champions have problem. To be honest, that became like a common thing in our country. It appeared for so long that nowadays, most players aren't surprise about it lol. Anyway in my opinion, Vietnam has the highest rate of picking Yasuo. For Lee Sin, well I don't see as much as Yasuo.
Im japanese, I think ... in 7:12 Loli say "Go back" is only means "do recall” , she dont said "go back your state". I saw this video means latter. (I’ｍ not good at english, I wanna make sence to you)
Yep, theyre in the asia server, I don't blamed them though. I'm just saying to them "ganbate minasan(good luck in japanese)", even were on the losing side.
japan is busy playing real games and developing the next revolutionary games. they don't have time for this trash game. and i say this as an addicted 8 years veteran league player
@@yyhn7168 jesus, i'm plat 3 in the ph server and almost at plat 2 after 3 more games and it takes around 3-10 minutes for a match but the amount of people in high elo is so low that it takes 30 minutes? Like wow, I guess that's why people have smurfs
@@POTUSOfficial I really don't know the real meaning behind what high elo is because people who play League has their own definition of what High Elo is so I just use google as a basis. Since Platinum and above only has 10% of the players of League, you're automatically better than the 90% of League players (According to nemo.gg) And the mechanical, confidence and objective/map awareness (skills) difference of the elos is what separates low elo and high elo for me. Wel that's what my definition of what high elo is so please don't misunderstand
Oh they're gonna love it,it's also filled with Arabs who are racist to other Arabs! Same difference and other than English there is no language profanity sector, ONLY ENGLISH
That one time when there were political problems between korea and japan and all these Korean players decided to migrate over to the japanese server and completely fill out top 100 rankings with Koreans only within weeks
That's not really my analysis at all, but kay. IMO one of the noted strengths of the culture is that they tend to like excelling at hobbies just for its own sake. The Japanese take the concept of Wu-wei and really run with it all the way to touchdown. It's very much a cultural aesthetic. Case in point: ua-cam.com/video/WwGL4Z__Ufc/v-deo.html They also tend to burden themselves more on an individual basis, since there tends to also be more pressure to perform in Confucian and Neo-Confucian cultures. Korea isn't much different in this respect. This isn't always healthy since individuals tend to blame themselves for problems too much and creates a culture of individual shame. (This is a "you" problem, when it's actually not.) So the Japanese are more likely to be the type to try and suffer everything in silence. Our internet culture has adopted this gamer-bro nihilism that construes sincerity and anger is a sign of weakness. Because emotions are gay or something. To be too invested in something is weakness. It's an infuriating attitude. And you often see accusations that good players are just exerting effort and taking the game too seriously, when the reality is just that they're just very practiced and having fun in their own way.
I moved to Japan for work and started playing on the server. And everything mentioned in this video is 100% correct. The server is mostly filled with Vietnamese and Chinese players and the occasional foreigners. It really is a ragefest, but in 3 or more languages.
I never played on the JP servers. I knew this would happen and did not transfer my account. Why would I need to pay 30 dollars to get an increasingly worse experience when I can win with 170 ping anyway lol
Lol in China we have a special regional server that Tencent banishes all the toxic people to. Just think about that, and there’s a name for them, either Zuan’s Pro Pianist, since you need to type so fast for Chinese slurs, and Rift Horse Hunter, which in Chinese is the same pronunciation for Rift Mom Hunter. Ie every time you step onto the rift either your mom or the opponents’ moms get killed or blown up lmao. Welcome to Asian Toxicity.
@@zeppelincraft1443 If JP server actually had good ping for me (I live in NA), I would pay just for the voices, they got some of the best voice actors to do them, English is also very good but there's people like the VA of DIO voicing champions and other famous va
Havent been playing league since 2019 but from like 5 yrs of playing experience in the Ph Garena server 90% of the toxicity in the server is the chat. People are always horny and calling your mom is a whore. Some games you play with someone who's playing in a middle of nowhere who's in a constant state of disconnecting and reconnecting from the game.
I'm so glad a relatively popular UA-cam covered this. I've been playing for a very long time and after hitting challenger, it just didn't feel good or real. Plus the queue times were over 200 minutes at times and the players you get are astounding lower ranked. What ended up happening is a sort of elitist group being formed. "Scrims" we called it. Where challengers and players who played like challengers (these people were recommended and given a shot in the scrims) were allowed to be played. Essentially creating custom games with an invite only policy for the players we believed were the top. After that, that's all that we played. Our ranks decayed and challengers were no long challenger, diamonds were plats, vice versa. But we had a significant number of people who are trusted to perform as the best the server had to offer. It was elitist, but it was the only working system because of the lack of care from both Riot and Garena. Toxicity, lack of punishment, queue times being ridiculous, servers being unstable (and thus we can pause in customs). Even worse when Garena merges servers, which deleted tons of accounts and erased loads of progress on the servers that was being taken in. It's disrespectful and it's no wonder that this is probably the most toxic server of all the League servers. And I have zero faith in either company to fix it because if there's anything about SEA based Esports and competitive games that I learnt (having worked in it), it's that if it's not mobile, nobody fucking cares about you. Just your money.
14:02 i am Vietnamese and i have to admit that you described perfectly our playing style because in Vietnam they want to make highlights with these champions
Well, since Japan is all about mobile gaming, I think it's safe to assume Wild Rift is going to be a lot more successful over there than the PC version. Wild Rift is also rumored to eventually get its own console release, so if Riot is able to strike some deals with either Nintendo or Sony, Wild Rift definitely has the potential to become a hit in Japan.
Neighboring countries Korea and China are the opposite of being really good at League of Legends. The only genres that Korea can overwhelm Japan are League of Legends and various esports.
When I was younger, I truly felt that you should always try to finish the game and go down with honor. That is until I got back to back hour long games.
Japanese people typically don't like conflict and toxicity. They play games and watch television to unwind after a hard day at work. Sitting down and playing League of Legends is the antithesis of this goal. People behave on League in a way you could never imagine 99% of the people I've met while in Japan behaving. That kind of high-stress, toxic cesspool is like pure repellent for most Japanese.
While there is still some toxic japanese players, my experiences with them are surprisingly nice. I had a conversation with a group of them in pubg using the elementary level japanese I know. It sucks that league is ruined for a lot of japanese players but it can't be avoided seeing as many if not most on the internet agree that if you can't handle toxicity then you shouldn't be on the internet. Hoping that toxicity in video games in the future would be at least more reasonable compared to the egotistical bullying it is now
“Asians are racist towards other Asians.” Makes perfect sense. There was a Korean challenger player in Japan who got the number one spot, changed his account name to Korean Dokdo (over the disputed islands) then left the Japanese server entirely.
13:53 koreans patient? Koreans lvl 1 invade and ff15 all the time. They are anything but patient. Most of them play in gaming cafes and don't like being stuck in a game for too long. Maybe at the highest of ranks its different but most solo queue koreans are going to unga bunga.
I am a Japanese server player but I am not Japanese. I started playing league in OCE server because my friend studied there and after he move back to home we moved our account to Japanese server because it is the closest one. I have to say the server do come with a lot of problem but does have one benefit. Player don't really talk much and if they do they are usually pretty nice. Obviously some people are still toxic but I feel like the toxicity are way less then other server. This alone is the main reason I refuse to play other server
An example of this is the Tsukihime remake, the game will only be released for the PS4 and the Nintendo Switch. As a Japanese game, it kinda sucks that there will be no pc release as they don't see it as a device used to play games =(.
@@user-sz9vt4sd7y Exactly, it's so silly. Nasu stated: "I want people to play it on the big screens, that's why I chose to not release it on pc." Even Takeuchi was against this, but most Japanese people just don't see pc as something that people actually use for games; sad to see.
@@user-sz9vt4sd7y PC was tried for a while in japan but many franchises move to handheld consoles since the sales are so low for the PC versions that its not worth the cost.
If Riot wants for the game to become popular in Japan, they should 1. Promote Wild Rift in Japan 2. Make League for the Switch or start preparing to make League for whatever new console Nintendo plans to make 3. Not make the same mistakes they made with collabing with Garena
never giving up isn't a good thing for the record. if a game is 99% over you're still going to climb faster by going next. soloqueue is a total numbers game and as long as you're better than the rank you're at you'll climb with a big sample size of games, so dragging out games that are assuredly over is just screwing yourself over.
@@Squidmoto3 Not if you end up winning these games. The underdog win always feels twice as good. A lot of us care more about just playing competitively even from behind than we do about our actual rank. Edit: I came back from 10-30 a couple days ago, and the other team didnt even let up, we just got our shit together and found some picks.
@@Squidmoto3 worst mindset ever, yes obviously if you try to win/lose as fast as possible you’ll see some form of result quicker. Why does that matter though? It doesn’t actually take long at all to climb, and spending an extra 20 minutes for a chance to gain instead of lose could be profitable. Let’s say you ff 15, and then it’s another 5 minutes before you find another match. Say you lost 15 lp. 20 min for -15. Next game lasts 25 min and you gain 25. 45 minutes for a net profit of +10 isn’t good compared to the chance of having +50 net profit if you merely spend an extra 10 minutes trying to carry your team in the first game. Anyone that believes forfeiting at 1st sign of enemy advantage is a reasonable strategy to climb has been gimping themselves. Of course there are games where winning/carrying is practically impossible. But I see it all the time, people start acting like pessimistic little shits at the first hint of defeat. It’s pathetic.
@@Squidmoto3 Don't bother giving league players good advice. They'll just ignore it and give you anecdotal examples of the 1/100 times that their stupid build/idea worked for them
as an ex addicted league playet, im kinda happy to know japan didnt embrace league. the toxicity will kill your soul. to be a top player in that game is to embrace the toxic mindset of a psycho and im glad i got out. japan is healthier without league tbh.
As a JP player, I transferred from NA to JP a few years ago but now I want to transfer back to NA because of the obnoxious long queue times in JP server..
you and exil make these documentaries and i love yours so much more. so informative, it feels professional and technically beautiful. sure, the clips on this video are old low quality clips, but the message, the funny bits and the research are all there. good going!
FINALLY! Someone made a video about how awful this server is. I'm Russian player who lives on the Far East so I have no other choice but to play here. Chinese, vietnamese, all sort of asian kids like to waste their time there and their level of gameplay varies from pisslow iron players to smurfs from diamond. Quality of games is a mess, matchmaking is non-existent. Silver, gold, plat - doesn't matter. Almost no one speaks english. Send help
14:55 "Japanese players are never giving up" is one of those dumb stereotypes. First of all, as it was mentioned in the video japanese players here are rare species. And because of how mixed races in server are you can't tell anything particular about japanese mentality. People here can easily ff if they are upset, salty or don't carry the game even if the kills and gold between teams is even. I have been through countless situations where people ff'ed games 4 votes against me. And some of those games I had a good lead to carry the game but no one seemed to care. I wish I could play on KR server but I have to buy account and play with ping 70 against players with ping 0. I think for me it's not worth to play LoL at all.
Could you please do a documentary about the GARENA servers (especially Vietnam) to raise public awareness about it? I'm a part of it and yes, it's filled with the most toxic community of the entire LOL worlds. And there is no such thing as getting ban by toxicity or by using the third-party software known as tools hack. And there are no OPGG stats to check on the whole religion too.
Yes to that! Don't forget that SEA servers don't have access to Draft Pick, such an unfortunate thing to not be able to escape the inevitable Yasuo and other annoying champions instalocks if you just want a casual normal game without the burden of ranked games.
In Garena, you will only get banned when you are mass reported. As in, you got so toxic, that you end up pissing off everyone in your team and on the enemy team. But since everyone in Garena is super toxic as a norm, such bans rarely happen. If Garena ever implemented stricter rules and punishments to curb toxicity abd bad player behavior our server, half of all the players would likely be banned.
Feels bad for JP server. As someone who plays in the PH server, I know the feeling. I'm not motivated to play Ranked because I remember getting flamed a lot on my first couple of games playing Ranked for the first time. It was just IRON. You'd think they'd be less toxic knowing we're all still bad at the game.
As someone who has played in the Garena servers the past 6-7 years or so. The toxicity just becomes second nature lol. If you miss 1 creep in bot lane, get ready to get spam pinged by ur sup and then get griefed on. The worst experience Ive ever had was when I was playing ranked top side and the enemy team was just pitching a tent up there. After 2 deaths my team started flaming me on all chat and the enemy team started to flame me on all chat and then to top it off their entire goal at that point was to make my life a living hell. From both sides; its a literal 1v9. This went on for a solid 55 mins. Feelsgood
i think japan has the potential to be a very good region it’s just getting all of the problems fixed and actually getting it out to more of the japanese people
As a vietnamese playing in the vietnam garena server, i can confirm that 1. The client is full of bugs and random problems. 2. Most of the players are toxic as fuck and the report/ ban feature is completely useless. 3. Some of the skins you can normally buy in shop are made "exclusive" and tons of events are made to encourage you to spend more
Believe me. I server transferred from NA to JP, because I got a job there for a year. Playing on NA was just unbearable with random spikes up to 300ms. I speak Japanese fluently, and was pretty confident it won't be a problem to communicate on JP server. Guess what. The number of actual Japanese people playing is lower than the other SEA country anime fans. And it's a hell TBH. Every single match was like "Should I use English or Japanese?", "Hope they understand at least the pings" situation. Because of this, most of Japanese, who takes the game seriously plays on KR server. And the server population is bad AF. Every queue averages around 4 to 5 minutes (and I thought 2 minutes was long, when I was on NA). Also, you know what? There is no Normal Draft. Ranked Flex is in a weird situation where it appears sometimes during times when the players spike, then goes away. Most of the time, you'll only get 2 ways to queue for Summoner's Rift - Normal Blind and Ranked Solo/Duo. Also, Riot's negligence of the feature of changing the text language of the game causes many people to not understand what the items do (you know, the weebs who wanna hear all the Japanese VAs flexing on their skills), or the skills of new/reworked champions etc. And yes, the period of 1 year has passed, and due to COVID I'm back from Japan, and now I can't transfer servers, cuz for some reason Server Trasnfer is always unavailable on JP server just like how it goes down few hours before new patch. Oh yeah, there's only few banks in Japan, which their credit cards work with Riot's RP purchase, and the company issued credit card (which your monthly pay goes in) isn't usable for purchasing video game stuffs either. So you're stuck with either buying a prepaid "WebMoney" card (which isn't guaranteed to be available in nearby convenience stores, or PayPal - which is bugged for the last 2, 3 months, so you literally can't buy any RP to begin with. If you're planning to go for Japan for a short period of time, don't server transfer. Don't. Although the gameplay is interesting. Grasp Jhin, healer Ashe etc. It won't get boring or stale. Basically every match is like a result of a slot machine.
People who think Riot cares about the toxicity in LoL are delusional. If they would care, they would put way more effort into banning Trolls and Inters or Griefers of any kind in general. They would ban people spamming the Nword or even having it in their name (Which while playing on EUW, is fairly common to see both while leveling and during my grind to Challenger), encountering many of Nword Accounts. The reason why League is a toxic mess is caused simply by griefing. You can mute toxic and racist players. You can't avoid people running down your lane, following your jungler all day or just rage splitpushing until the game is lost. The true toxicity in League doesn't include typing. Typing is good for the game and a must have to any player, even if it's toxic. Exchanging information, especially in Highelo is a key to successful dives, lane all-ins and more. If someone annoys you, mute them. if someone goes 0 17 1, he doesn't get banned. Unless it happened on a Stream and goes to frontpage of reddit.
@@eunpyohong4788 I also play on the JP server and agree with Dan, while the Japanese themselves are very very hostile towards China/Korea. Korean players on the server tend to be notably bad.
"Asians in Asia are super racist... to other Asians in Asia."
That is the most accurate statement I've ever heard.
you and i are not so different...
-latinamericans
No, we are racist towards everyone including ourselves.
i dont know why but that made me laugh
@@DamienWongHK Amen
This just in - people are uncomfortable around people who dont look like them.
Other breaking news: the sky is blue, water is wet, and lava is hot.
As interesting as this documentary was, the nonstop 15 minutes of clips of jp players inting was by far the highlight
that´s the magic of dong, he knows how much we can take
I was visibly confused at how they managed to screw up like they did.
Kamikaze
When cait got executed by gromp I died
I love how this entire documentary explains League's main problem is toxicity and the number one comment is someone being toxic. Jesus christ.
Vid: "Japanese players are known for being passive and respectful"
Barely two minutes earlier: *flames in loli*
He literally said "japanese are Respectful people"
Fuck off with that misquoting
She didn't type or ping though
@@MrMango331 lmao why you mad
@@hgjgjfjfmd misquoting is cancerous and misinformation even more :/ hate that shit even if it was in small amounts
@@MrMango331 He wasn’t quoting though he was summarizing.
"The japanese server is the same as the american server, but with asians" its almost as if Human nature is a real thing.
He was just trying to make a point to make it easier for the audience to understand...
@@rREC Which would suggest that Americans including the majority here are racist, which isn't true.
@@konos-p8842 twitter would tell you otherwise
But in msi japan> na
So it's like Singapore but change koreans to malays
I lost it at "angry loli sounds". It was as if you had found the Japanese child of Tyler1 and LilyPichu
Tyli 1 pronounced (tailee1)😂
Tai Lee Yuan
the raging loli deserves her own documentary--her lungs might as well be a god damned ww2 air raid siren
The who? (didn't watch the full video)
UPDATE: the clips aren't all the same individual
/maturin_love221 is a second formidable loli enchanter with a unique afterlife passive which turns her into a fucking undead banshee and suppresses all players on the map that are using hearing aids
She has a sailor's mouth lol. He translated out a lot of her swearing lmao...
@@MSDarkspyro Then watch it?
@@bradleycallahan2855 I wonder how Dong got the clips cause the Vtubers don't archive their streams.
I got through the language barrier of this video with my years of experience binge-watching anime.
Yes, I put clips of Japanese V tubers freaking out about the game during the transitions. They have absolutely nothing to do with the video and supply no information whatsoever. But they are really funny.
The audio issue was due to my new mic. Let me know if you guys can tell the difference. I feel like this new ones a lot better.
The random v tubers clips are the worst part of the video. I'm still gonna like but don't do that next time
@@pirateclick1d169 yh it kinda confuses the viewers
Why would you put a photo of kim jong when talking about SOUTH Koreans? Even if it’s a joke, there are plenty of young viewers here who don’t know the difference
@@StarClay666 apart from that it's just annoying
Yo can you do a garena review and to remind you, a good portion of garena players are BD
I was studying in Japan for a year and I can promise you I tried to look far and wide for people to play with and I literally couldn't find people to play with... I did find a friend group that did play monster hunter world but even they played it once a week.
People think Japan is a huge gamer country but in reality, all they do are play mobile games or handheld games so it is really rare to see actual “gamers” in Japan.
The problem is that they do school all day on weekdays and then spend most weekends studying more or catching up with friends.
Work on the other hand is 24/7... You only have time to “relax” during the end of your work shift.
I asked once a friend of mine why they don't play games that much (he liked to play smb) and he said that it's just impossible to compete in the game since if your lucky, you'll get an hour per day to play the game.
It makes sense why they don't play league, league simply needs an insane amount of time to learn.
i always found this strange since long academic/study & work hours seem prevalent in not just japan? like how s.korea became the largest region for esports despite that fact.
maybe they just developed a different mentality towards games more rapidly as they were a large factor in pioneering esports as an industry?
Japan has always been a console and portable dominated market. It's not a surprise at all considering that Sony and Nintendo (and SEGA) ads from there. PC gaming was never been popular in Japan. The japanese also prefer games with the games with the "journey story" type and fighting games, an e-sport gente were the japanese are very good at, and is not a surprise too, consisting that Street Fighter, Tekken, Smash, Soul Calibur, The King Of Fighters and many other até from there. They are also very good at the still emerging racing e-sport(GT Sport)
The guy above me is absolutely right. The type of games that people play are just different. I don't actually play league of legends at all, I actually play Tekken. And there are so many japanese tekken players, a large chunk of the pro players are from there, and lots of tournaments are held there. Yet in the UK (where i currently live) there is hardly anything as everyone is playing CSGO or league or whatever. So i don't think it's because there isn;t enough time, as tekken and other fighting games take thousands upon thousands of hours and many years to get good at, it's just that the type of games that are played are completely different,
@@nilmerg your missing a point, which is a huge difference in JP and SK. Both treat gaming as a cultural norm, but apply it vastly different. This is a common misconception in the west, where they lump all gaming as 1 thing. For JP and SK difference its the inverse. JP is a huge gaming culture, but it isn't treated as "gaming". Everyone plays games, doesn't matter how heavy or deep into it. Even if its a once a day for 5 mins log in gacha game, its considered gaming. It almost seen as not gaming in SK eyes.
In SK gaming is a past time. An activity to do akin to sports, hanging out, relaxing, etc. It is legitametly a viable option to past time.
In both cases, gaming is treated just as a normal thing. It isn't an edged off area. In the west, gaming is very edged off and treated as such. We in the west treat also break it down further with genres, brands, consoles, etc. That is where the misconconception lies. Western gaming vibe, is vastly different from foreign ones. That includes indifference of varying asian countries.
To put it simple, your being racist without realizing your racists. Japan and Korea are 2 very different places, and that is why it doesn't make any sense to you why they are different. You think they are the same, simply asian. Deep down, you are racists and its okay to be that way. I am not calling you out for being racists. I am more calling you out for being less informed of the cultural differences.
I hope you have a great day, if you read my essay LUL.
@@yummychips_ what the hell. i was understanding some of your points to a degree, but then you devolved to assuming i'm racist so out of left field.
i've been exposed to a lot of japanese culture since childhood, & as a result, have learned many nuances, such as how they approach & perceive video games.
with SK, i was often intrigued by the culture at a certain point & wondered if that tied into their gaming perception as well.
i never once assumed they were the same, & i was making it a point that they in fact are NOT the same, but i was wondering what would have influenced those differences.
considering south korea essentially exemplified that eSports can be a competitive + business asset by making tournaments worth something. that would have played a major role in the development of many korean companies investing in teams that can compete, especially globally.
in contrast, despite people in both japan & SK being known to work & students study long hours, japan is the one with a gaming culture that sort of adapts to that. mobile games are very popular because they can be played on the go as opposed to sitting down and playing a game, which they often don't have time to do. that isn't to say that SK doesn't have its fair share of mobile games (KakaoGames), but you don't really see the competitive investment one can find in SK.
if you gathered that i'm racist from all this, you just gotta be trolling or have the worst reading comprehension.
That loli screaming bronze killed me
LOL fr i need that clip
BURONZUUUU
I found her annoying
@@DragonSlicer you're annoying
@@JustYourAverageToes oh my...
Garena has recently improved their toxic punishment. Last time I remember, I got banned off chatting for 3 days after calling someone an egg. A literal egg.
Mass reported lmao
LMAO
sad shakespeare noises
Omg lmao
You should have said "Tamago" instead of "Egg", that would probably be less offensive
I lived in Japan for a year, that was the best year of my life, the country is amazing. But that was my worst experience as a League player
J'avoue. A regarder les clips... On dirait que tout le monde est aussi TILTED que Sardoche.
moba games on asian r toxic
im on indo and i can confirm dis
sounds like a worth trade tbh
Lived for half a year in Osaka and same thing, awesome country but I feel the Japanese server is just a second Chinese server like 8/10 players are Chinese
@@MarcCaiAMVmaker i think worth in any case, that even lead to quit league and go outside more
These guys won't give up because they just spent 2 hours watching the loading screen
FF @ 15, wait another 2 hrs, 🤣
fr, if I Q'd up for two hours just to get into a game, I'm playing out the whole ass game. Gotta get my investment back someow
tbh in my circle of friends ... its "normal" to not give up ... no matter what .... even if we are aced and all turrets are down ... no ...
And we are EUW ... fucking ff15 culture ... 1/4 of the games some idiot spams ff on cd we still win ... its nuts ...
came from a video saying koreans have 30 second queue times so they feed intentionally if games don't go their way the first few minutes
As an Asian living in Asia
I can confirm racism between different Asians do exist.
A LOT.
have you ever heard of the Balkans?
racism exists everywhere dont worry, but I would say thats not so much racism as nationalist hate
@@elodin857 then you could say the same thing about eastern and south-eastern Asia. Nationalist hate / xenophobia, not racism
@@alexbhr5098 ye same in europe between countries. Mostly playful jabs, like calling frenchmen frogs and saying they talk with a baguette in their mouth, or telling spainards they are lazy.
why is it like that?
beta western girls: "hehe, do you want to play? uwu"
alpha japanese girls: "SHI NEEEEE, YOSHAAAAAAAAA"
"Alpha"
I'm subbing to her right now
Who is the streamers name she's so kawaii
@@SeanHenderson go outside
@@sawyerprescott9650 🤣
The first thing a beginner player in Japan learns to do is to quickly mute all .
Lol the part of talking bout them flaming each other in diff langs reminds me of a everyday match on euw xD
True!
Not really, in my experience players in EUW are more than capable of flaming in english.
More than capable of flaming? I dunno about that. More often than not you'll get something like _"u doeg shite
scar e pu sy"_
And just so you know, that's an actual quote
You think that's bad? Try EUNE. The one insult that seems universally understood in here is "dog". EUNE fucking hates dogs for whatever reason because as soon as it is uttered, your average EUNE player unlocks the true varyag/viking inside them and flies into a fit of unbridled rage.
Especially before the Russian server appeared😂
Played on the Japan server while I studied abroad. I can confirm its typically non-Japanese calling you "stupid yank" for 20 minutes straight.
Non-Japanese: "Stupid Yank"
Yanks: "Yeah, I'm yanking my doodle alright"
Should've gave them two words; Hiroshima and Nagasaki ok boom.
@@catzor4795 "non japanese people insulted me"
"you should've used insults towards japanese people then"
stupid yank lmao
@@catzor4795 " these people think i'm japanese... so i'm going to insult the japanese" your brain must be smoother than a ceramic floor covered in kitchen oil.
@@catzor4795 keywords are "non-japanese"
"Japanese players are know to be extremely passive"
That one japanese loli: SHINEI!!!
Tyler1 type shit
Thats not a loli, after some research this girl has K cups ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
@@onetwopikachu8122 who
@@onetwopikachu8122 after "some research". MY MAN!
@@zendefta it’s not Noel. It’s RNQQ.
6:32 "You get spam-pinged by a player from a foreign country flaming you in another foreign language"
EUNE players: First time?
Yeah and in EUNE usually you have to guess whether it's greek, bulgarian, czech or polish. In EUW it's the same but it's just always turkish
"Japaniese player never give up"
Yet ,(unless this changed in the past year) JP server has the highest rate of games surrendered of all official servers
Yeah that's also what I heard
So much for death before surrender "our men are running from the battlefield shamefur dispray!"
Gotta get that nexus double explosion at the end.
Because they are smart and time-concious enough to know what things that are worth their time. A confirmed game loss? No time to waste, ff15 and get on with the next.
@@f1r3hunt3rz5 i wish people weren't that delusional here in EUW.
I hate playing a lost game for 40 mins and just hope that the enemy choke randomly
"So players from Asia are racist to other players from Asia"
"You're gonna have someome from another country being racist to you in a foreign language"
You are literally describing EUNE right now.
Usually they aren't racist at least. But they sure do flame you in their language.
I have a habit of using a randomized Balkan countries in my usernames to attract mental booms on EUW
For some reasons Americans like this youtube like to deflect their own race clusterfuck by using Asians as example. I mean...we dont kneel on black people so.
@@paulyou4629 he literally said it's the same on na server
@@paulyou4629 you good Paul You?
It's gonna be almost impossible for me to take things seriously when a japanese girl starts insulting me
Unless if you understand what she is saying and not in a cute way
@@hello-gx6oi *unless you live in Japan and got influenced by their culture, even if you can understand her, it wouldn't make any difference.
4:52 fucking Tyler1 would be jealous of those lungs holy shit how do they do that
Wtf I thought a demon was birthed
Account name was Nightblue3 as well lmao
@@ryantoth6008 it was secret footage of NB3 reacting to his Riot friend not banning everyone he wants
It's pretty common for Japanese people and some Asians in general, the people shouting in net cafes are actually worse and more often than not they're not punished for being distracting
I cannot believe that was 95% reduced lmfao. Imagine that at 100%
Really great video! I'm a Vietnamese and I gotta say, you POV about the Vietnamese players is accurate. Whenever we play a match, there will always Yasuo or Lee Sin in in our team or the enemy. Like the 10 matches that you play, 9 of them will definitely have Yasuo. That makes the new players who want to practice those champions have problem. To be honest, that became like a common thing in our country. It appeared for so long that nowadays, most players aren't surprise about it lol. Anyway in my opinion, Vietnam has the highest rate of picking Yasuo. For Lee Sin, well I don't see as much as Yasuo.
Ván nào cả 2 đội cũng có Yasuo/Yone. 50% thằng team mình feed, 50% thằng đấy gánh cả team.
Im japanese, I think ... in 7:12 Loli say "Go back" is only means "do recall” , she dont said "go back your state". I saw this video means latter. (I’ｍ not good at english, I wanna make sence to you)
Yes that is true, but "Back" also means "recall" in League, so it was pretty understandable already. I hope I was helpful!
No worries. I am very sure everyone understands "go back" in this 7:12 situation as:"Go recall to base and heal."
"Japan takes over Wild Rift scene."
Yep, theyre in the asia server, I don't blamed them though. I'm just saying to them "ganbate minasan(good luck in japanese)", even were on the losing side.
@@AshenChedツ Good luck everyone :) you are a good guy, thank you
Japanese team was a god tho, last time in Asia Brawl they put a fight against those PH powerhouse
japan is busy playing real games and developing the next revolutionary games. they don't have time for this trash game. and i say this as an addicted 8 years veteran league player
Filipinos: allow us to introduce ourselves
I wouldn't FF if I have to wait 15 minutes to 2 hours during a queue instead of 90 seconds in gold NA.
Garena philippines plat 1 ranked games take 30mins minimum to find a match and it's most often an ff of either side at around 20mins
@@yyhn7168 jesus, i'm plat 3 in the ph server and almost at plat 2 after 3 more games and it takes around 3-10 minutes for a match but the amount of people in high elo is so low that it takes 30 minutes? Like wow, I guess that's why people have smurfs
@@Corbych plat 1 is not high elo LOL
@@POTUSOfficial I really don't know the real meaning behind what high elo is because people who play League has their own definition of what High Elo is so I just use google as a basis. Since Platinum and above only has 10% of the players of League, you're automatically better than the 90% of League players (According to nemo.gg)
And the mechanical, confidence and objective/map awareness (skills) difference of the elos is what separates low elo and high elo for me.
Wel that's what my definition of what high elo is so please don't misunderstand
@@Corbych alright well thats valid, your definition is pretty close to what it actually is, which is usually d1 to chall
Imagine how hyped Japanese players are going to be for wild rift
Oh they're gonna love it,it's also filled with Arabs who are racist to other Arabs! Same difference and other than English there is no language profanity sector, ONLY ENGLISH
I destroyed there player lmao. They simply aren’t that competitive in gaming
Wild Rift hype died before the game is released lmao
@@uniquesensitivesnowflake7366 exept fighting games*
"The answer is English"
*proceeds to put up the American flag*
My inner Brit is screaming :'(
Oi pass me me wo’oh bo’oh you silly wanka
Same with Portugal when they refer to Portuguese with the Brazilian flag lol
What the fuck language do British people even speak?
@@davidreeding9176 a engrish
@@davidreeding9176 We speak European obviously -_-
That one time when there were political problems between korea and japan and all these Korean players decided to migrate over to the japanese server and completely fill out top 100 rankings with Koreans only within weeks
Ah yes, the holy trinity of mom insult
Mom boom
Mom boom
Mom boom
Mom boom
Mom boom
Somehow I can't take the "raging loli" serious.
It's 100% an act for an audience, like tyler1, but... deafening
Lol
too bad she doesn't play league anymore she does asmr now like corns
@@volaalov6254 Tyler1 isn't deafening?
@@volaalov6254 Tbh, I can't understand why someone likes that.
"They just feel lucky to play"
Me when I had no PC and only could play once or twice a week on a cybercafe
Man, quarantine really hit me hard with the closing of PC cafes. Haven't played League for at least a year now.
That's not really my analysis at all, but kay. IMO one of the noted strengths of the culture is that they tend to like excelling at hobbies just for its own sake. The Japanese take the concept of Wu-wei and really run with it all the way to touchdown. It's very much a cultural aesthetic.
Case in point:
ua-cam.com/video/WwGL4Z__Ufc/v-deo.html
They also tend to burden themselves more on an individual basis, since there tends to also be more pressure to perform in Confucian and Neo-Confucian cultures. Korea isn't much different in this respect. This isn't always healthy since individuals tend to blame themselves for problems too much and creates a culture of individual shame. (This is a "you" problem, when it's actually not.) So the Japanese are more likely to be the type to try and suffer everything in silence.
Our internet culture has adopted this gamer-bro nihilism that construes sincerity and anger is a sign of weakness. Because emotions are gay or something. To be too invested in something is weakness. It's an infuriating attitude. And you often see accusations that good players are just exerting effort and taking the game too seriously, when the reality is just that they're just very practiced and having fun in their own way.
@@mikazakhaev5011 You lucky soul!!
Why can't I stop laughing at the "Chinese players will fight over everything they can get their hands on" 🤣🤣😂
5:13
Some guy said "this is the Great Empire of Japan" lol
Something something banzaiiiii
I guess this angry loli will receive some new audience after this vid
she already gets like 500k views on average for videos on her channel, I don't think she will notice haha
What's her name? As a tyler1 viewer i was quite entertained by that
@@sitter2207 macoto asmr, her twitter is literally tagged during the clip, haven't found where she plays league though
I moved to Japan for work and started playing on the server. And everything mentioned in this video is 100% correct. The server is mostly filled with Vietnamese and Chinese players and the occasional foreigners. It really is a ragefest, but in 3 or more languages.
I never played on the JP servers. I knew this would happen and did not transfer my account. Why would I need to pay 30 dollars to get an increasingly worse experience when I can win with 170 ping anyway lol
Lol in China we have a special regional server that Tencent banishes all the toxic people to. Just think about that, and there’s a name for them, either Zuan’s Pro Pianist, since you need to type so fast for Chinese slurs, and Rift Horse Hunter, which in Chinese is the same pronunciation for Rift Mom Hunter. Ie every time you step onto the rift either your mom or the opponents’ moms get killed or blown up lmao. Welcome to Asian Toxicity.
@@zeppelincraft1443 If JP server actually had good ping for me (I live in NA), I would pay just for the voices, they got some of the best voice actors to do them, English is also very good but there's people like the VA of DIO voicing champions and other famous va
I've been playing Garena LoL in Philippine server
This video almost made Philippine server looks like a good community
tangina HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
We r so toxic lol
Bruh japanese server people rains you down with racial slur than in our server.
Havent been playing league since 2019 but from like 5 yrs of playing experience in the Ph Garena server 90% of the toxicity in the server is the chat. People are always horny and calling your mom is a whore. Some games you play with someone who's playing in a middle of nowhere who's in a constant state of disconnecting and reconnecting from the game.
satru HAHAHAHA
200 million Japanese gamers? What? That's more than the population of Japan.
i bet u that if there was an indian server it would be 1000 times worse than the japanese server
5:26
"...what language are you supposed to be communicating in? The answer...is English."
shit had me rolling XD
*shows American flag*
Americans : offended
*Angry Loli Sounds* Killed me thank you so much for making my Friday
The mixed language part hits home. As I played the game in EUW back then, you wouldn't want your mates to find out you were french, or else.
Especially that one player who is French who trashtalking to and figuring out was also French lmao.
I'm so glad a relatively popular UA-cam covered this. I've been playing for a very long time and after hitting challenger, it just didn't feel good or real. Plus the queue times were over 200 minutes at times and the players you get are astounding lower ranked. What ended up happening is a sort of elitist group being formed. "Scrims" we called it. Where challengers and players who played like challengers (these people were recommended and given a shot in the scrims) were allowed to be played. Essentially creating custom games with an invite only policy for the players we believed were the top.
After that, that's all that we played. Our ranks decayed and challengers were no long challenger, diamonds were plats, vice versa. But we had a significant number of people who are trusted to perform as the best the server had to offer.
It was elitist, but it was the only working system because of the lack of care from both Riot and Garena. Toxicity, lack of punishment, queue times being ridiculous, servers being unstable (and thus we can pause in customs). Even worse when Garena merges servers, which deleted tons of accounts and erased loads of progress on the servers that was being taken in.
It's disrespectful and it's no wonder that this is probably the most toxic server of all the League servers. And I have zero faith in either company to fix it because if there's anything about SEA based Esports and competitive games that I learnt (having worked in it), it's that if it's not mobile, nobody fucking cares about you. Just your money.
"Asian people are racist against eachother." Yes that's true, Donghuap has experienced this im sure.
14:02 i am Vietnamese and i have to admit that you described perfectly our playing style because in Vietnam they want to make highlights with these champions
Well, since Japan is all about mobile gaming, I think it's safe to assume Wild Rift is going to be a lot more successful over there than the PC version. Wild Rift is also rumored to eventually get its own console release, so if Riot is able to strike some deals with either Nintendo or Sony, Wild Rift definitely has the potential to become a hit in Japan.
@Yare Yare agree
@Yare Yare fr
Well well, we now see how that turned out...
At least by this time, wild rift is still VERY shit, and not popular anywhere at all...
Neighboring countries Korea and China are the opposite of being really good at League of Legends. The only genres that Korea can overwhelm Japan are League of Legends and various esports.
When I was younger, I truly felt that you should always try to finish the game and go down with honor. That is until I got back to back hour long games.
Japanese people typically don't like conflict and toxicity. They play games and watch television to unwind after a hard day at work. Sitting down and playing League of Legends is the antithesis of this goal. People behave on League in a way you could never imagine 99% of the people I've met while in Japan behaving. That kind of high-stress, toxic cesspool is like pure repellent for most Japanese.
While there is still some toxic japanese players, my experiences with them are surprisingly nice. I had a conversation with a group of them in pubg using the elementary level japanese I know. It sucks that league is ruined for a lot of japanese players but it can't be avoided seeing as many if not most on the internet agree that if you can't handle toxicity then you shouldn't be on the internet.
Hoping that toxicity in video games in the future would be at least more reasonable compared to the egotistical bullying it is now
いや普通に海外のゲームだけどヴァロラントやapexは流行ってるから
そもそもスプラトゥーンの暴言問題がテレビで何度も報道されるくらいには対戦ゲームが好きだろ日本人
父親が学生の頃からスマブラや格闘ゲームで殴り合いになるのはよくあること
they probably don't use gaming to vent but other stuff
@@クルーゼプラロードthat's what ibwas thinking, I thoight apex was population there
“Asians are racist towards other Asians.”
Makes perfect sense. There was a Korean challenger player in Japan who got the number one spot, changed his account name to Korean Dokdo (over the disputed islands) then left the Japanese server entirely.
Wow
damn
--that's the most american thing I've seen, somehow--
Pog
Too soft.
What a savage
It's funny that the western Fighting Game Community has all of the listed problems. Meanwhile, Japanese FGC has all of that figured out.
Yea they just beat each other to death off screen
13:53 koreans patient? Koreans lvl 1 invade and ff15 all the time. They are anything but patient. Most of them play in gaming cafes and don't like being stuck in a game for too long. Maybe at the highest of ranks its different but most solo queue koreans are going to unga bunga.
I am a Japanese server player but I am not Japanese. I started playing league in OCE server because my friend studied there and after he move back to home we moved our account to Japanese server because it is the closest one.
I have to say the server do come with a lot of problem but does have one benefit. Player don't really talk much and if they do they are usually pretty nice. Obviously some people are still toxic but I feel like the toxicity are way less then other server. This alone is the main reason I refuse to play other server
Riot should take over the Singapore server and liberate League From Garena.
These clips are something else...
An example of this is the Tsukihime remake, the game will only be released for the PS4 and the Nintendo Switch. As a Japanese game, it kinda sucks that there will be no pc release as they don't see it as a device used to play games =(.
what? original game was released on pc no?
@@user-sz9vt4sd7y Exactly, it's so silly. Nasu stated: "I want people to play it on the big screens, that's why I chose to not release it on pc." Even Takeuchi was against this, but most Japanese people just don't see pc as something that people actually use for games; sad to see.
@@user-sz9vt4sd7y PC was tried for a while in japan but many franchises move to handheld consoles since the sales are so low for the PC versions that its not worth the cost.
If Riot wants for the game to become popular in Japan, they should
1. Promote Wild Rift in Japan
2. Make League for the Switch or start preparing to make League for whatever new console Nintendo plans to make
3. Not make the same mistakes they made with collabing with Garena
I play Wild Rift and there is a chunk of JP players
Had to restart the video, halfway through. Figured for this kind of entertainment I need some snacks
The one good thing in Japanese's server is champion's voice
Not sure if it's possible anymore but you could change the voices to Japanese even if you're not on the japanese server.
@@LixienXIII it is. I'm running Japanese on EUNE
@@150Mewtwo wait how? Do you have an app for it?
@@ancientgamer694 i think you have to change the language of the whole game. Or something
When you realize Lulu's VA is Haachama...
I also never give up - hi for my asian brothers from Kazakhstan!
never giving up isn't a good thing for the record. if a game is 99% over you're still going to climb faster by going next. soloqueue is a total numbers game and as long as you're better than the rank you're at you'll climb with a big sample size of games, so dragging out games that are assuredly over is just screwing yourself over.
@@Squidmoto3 Not if you end up winning these games. The underdog win always feels twice as good. A lot of us care more about just playing competitively even from behind than we do about our actual rank.
Edit: I came back from 10-30 a couple days ago, and the other team didnt even let up, we just got our shit together and found some picks.
Coming back and winning in a match gives the most happiness league can offer for me
@@Squidmoto3 worst mindset ever, yes obviously if you try to win/lose as fast as possible you’ll see some form of result quicker. Why does that matter though? It doesn’t actually take long at all to climb, and spending an extra 20 minutes for a chance to gain instead of lose could be profitable. Let’s say you ff 15, and then it’s another 5 minutes before you find another match. Say you lost 15 lp. 20 min for -15. Next game lasts 25 min and you gain 25. 45 minutes for a net profit of +10 isn’t good compared to the chance of having +50 net profit if you merely spend an extra 10 minutes trying to carry your team in the first game. Anyone that believes forfeiting at 1st sign of enemy advantage is a reasonable strategy to climb has been gimping themselves. Of course there are games where winning/carrying is practically impossible. But I see it all the time, people start acting like pessimistic little shits at the first hint of defeat. It’s pathetic.
@@Squidmoto3 Don't bother giving league players good advice. They'll just ignore it and give you anecdotal examples of the 1/100 times that their stupid build/idea worked for them
as an ex addicted league playet, im kinda happy to know japan didnt embrace league. the toxicity will kill your soul. to be a top player in that game is to embrace the toxic mindset of a psycho and im glad i got out. japan is healthier without league tbh.
Nah. You just got filtered or probably didn't realize that it was you who is shit and not the game. ;)
Japan is based, instead of complaining about the game, they just don't play the game at all
As a JP player, I transferred from NA to JP a few years ago but now I want to transfer back to NA because of the obnoxious long queue times in JP server..
7:11 Ngl, that sounded funny as hell lol
i've watched it like 10 times
Dong I've been watching you since you had like 5k subscribers, you really came a long way with these informative pieces. Proud of you!
you and exil make these documentaries and i love yours so much more. so informative, it feels professional and technically beautiful. sure, the clips on this video are old low quality clips, but the message, the funny bits and the research are all there. good going!
FINALLY! Someone made a video about how awful this server is. I'm Russian player who lives on the Far East so I have no other choice but to play here. Chinese, vietnamese, all sort of asian kids like to waste their time there and their level of gameplay varies from pisslow iron players to smurfs from diamond. Quality of games is a mess, matchmaking is non-existent. Silver, gold, plat - doesn't matter. Almost no one speaks english. Send help
14:55 "Japanese players are never giving up" is one of those dumb stereotypes. First of all, as it was mentioned in the video japanese players here are rare species. And because of how mixed races in server are you can't tell anything particular about japanese mentality. People here can easily ff if they are upset, salty or don't carry the game even if the kills and gold between teams is even. I have been through countless situations where people ff'ed games 4 votes against me. And some of those games I had a good lead to carry the game but no one seemed to care. I wish I could play on KR server but I have to buy account and play with ping 70 against players with ping 0. I think for me it's not worth to play LoL at all.
Screaming little LoLi girl is gotta be the funniest shit ive ever seen. I had NO IDEA THEY ACTUALLY SOUND LIKE THAT?! Its not just in anime. Good God
"strict rules applied to regular league players"
*Repeat inting duos have entered the chat*
Could you please do a documentary about the GARENA servers (especially Vietnam) to raise public awareness about it? I'm a part of it and yes, it's filled with the most toxic community of the entire LOL worlds. And there is no such thing as getting ban by toxicity or by using the third-party software known as tools hack. And there are no OPGG stats to check on the whole religion too.
Yes to that! Don't forget that SEA servers don't have access to Draft Pick, such an unfortunate thing to not be able to escape the inevitable Yasuo and other annoying champions instalocks if you just want a casual normal game without the burden of ranked games.
No I'm from Philippines and got perma ban because of toxicity in 2018
@@tempoejqkrjrjek2972 Good. You were probably a dogshit jejemon Yasuo main.
@@catzor4795 nope I don't yas im azir and adc main it's just I was toxic that time but because of that I reached dia in season 9 and 10
Double Killu!
NANI?
In Garena, you will only get banned when you are mass reported. As in, you got so toxic, that you end up pissing off everyone in your team and on the enemy team. But since everyone in Garena is super toxic as a norm, such bans rarely happen.
If Garena ever implemented stricter rules and punishments to curb toxicity abd bad player behavior our server, half of all the players would likely be banned.
you know japan is different when their most popular competitive game is apex instead if league
Feels bad for JP server. As someone who plays in the PH server, I know the feeling. I'm not motivated to play Ranked because I remember getting flamed a lot on my first couple of games playing Ranked for the first time. It was just IRON. You'd think they'd be less toxic knowing we're all still bad at the game.
As someone who has played in the Garena servers the past 6-7 years or so. The toxicity just becomes second nature lol. If you miss 1 creep in bot lane, get ready to get spam pinged by ur sup and then get griefed on. The worst experience Ive ever had was when I was playing ranked top side and the enemy team was just pitching a tent up there. After 2 deaths my team started flaming me on all chat and the enemy team started to flame me on all chat and then to top it off their entire goal at that point was to make my life a living hell. From both sides; its a literal 1v9. This went on for a solid 55 mins. Feelsgood
i think japan has the potential to be a very good region it’s just getting all of the problems fixed and actually getting it out to more of the japanese people
As a vietnamese playing in the vietnam garena server, i can confirm that
1. The client is full of bugs and random problems.
2. Most of the players are toxic as fuck and the report/ ban feature is completely useless.
3. Some of the skins you can normally buy in shop are made "exclusive" and tons of events are made to encourage you to spend more
Back in my day we didn't complain about toxic players. It was just part of the experience as a gamer
Believe me.
I server transferred from NA to JP, because I got a job there for a year.
Playing on NA was just unbearable with random spikes up to 300ms.
I speak Japanese fluently, and was pretty confident it won't be a problem to communicate on JP server. Guess what. The number of actual Japanese people playing is lower than the other SEA country anime fans. And it's a hell TBH. Every single match was like "Should I use English or Japanese?", "Hope they understand at least the pings" situation.
Because of this, most of Japanese, who takes the game seriously plays on KR server. And the server population is bad AF. Every queue averages around 4 to 5 minutes (and I thought 2 minutes was long, when I was on NA). Also, you know what? There is no Normal Draft.
Ranked Flex is in a weird situation where it appears sometimes during times when the players spike, then goes away. Most of the time, you'll only get 2 ways to queue for Summoner's Rift - Normal Blind and Ranked Solo/Duo.
Also, Riot's negligence of the feature of changing the text language of the game causes many people to not understand what the items do (you know, the weebs who wanna hear all the Japanese VAs flexing on their skills), or the skills of new/reworked champions etc.
And yes, the period of 1 year has passed, and due to COVID I'm back from Japan, and now I can't transfer servers, cuz for some reason Server Trasnfer is always unavailable on JP server just like how it goes down few hours before new patch.
Oh yeah, there's only few banks in Japan, which their credit cards work with Riot's RP purchase, and the company issued credit card (which your monthly pay goes in) isn't usable for purchasing video game stuffs either. So you're stuck with either buying a prepaid "WebMoney" card (which isn't guaranteed to be available in nearby convenience stores, or PayPal - which is bugged for the last 2, 3 months, so you literally can't buy any RP to begin with.
If you're planning to go for Japan for a short period of time, don't server transfer. Don't.
Although the gameplay is interesting. Grasp Jhin, healer Ashe etc. It won't get boring or stale. Basically every match is like a result of a slot machine.
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@@user-fz5ff1tj4i Me encanta escribir, lo que sea XD
was not expecting to see macoto in a league documentary LMAO
Lol players in USA: Japan server is a very toxic place, not recommend at all
Me an EUNE player: Weaklings die, big deal.
Don't lie to us, you made this video so you were able to put cute female japanese streamers on the video
People who think Riot cares about the toxicity in LoL are delusional.
If they would care, they would put way more effort into banning Trolls and Inters or Griefers of any kind in general. They would ban people spamming the Nword or even having it in their name (Which while playing on EUW, is fairly common to see both while leveling and during my grind to Challenger), encountering many of Nword Accounts.
The reason why League is a toxic mess is caused simply by griefing. You can mute toxic and racist players. You can't avoid people running down your lane, following your jungler all day or just rage splitpushing until the game is lost. The true toxicity in League doesn't include typing. Typing is good for the game and a must have to any player, even if it's toxic. Exchanging information, especially in Highelo is a key to successful dives, lane all-ins and more. If someone annoys you, mute them. if someone goes 0 17 1, he doesn't get banned. Unless it happened on a Stream and goes to frontpage of reddit.
This was really cool to watch, would be fun to see this kind of documentary about other regions too
As a Vietnamese player. I'm ashamed of my region infamy.
Just sea in general
Yung buffalo
@@Danfy1zx Why would Koreans want to play on the JP server in the first place?
@@eunpyohong4788 I also play on the JP server and agree with Dan, while the Japanese themselves are very very hostile towards China/Korea. Korean players on the server tend to be notably bad.
“Korean thinks they are better than anyone”
*Shows image of Kim Jeoung Un when there are no North Korean league allowed*
you really tru dont understand tat reference rogers?
@@againsslayer7339 half yes half no
Haven’t you heard the legend of NKT (North Korean Telecom) 1 Kim who mains Rumble and Ziggs and Veigar?
@@zeppelincraft1443 lmao
I fully understand wanting to block the Jhin ult from hitting your Ezreal...
However, Jhin's ult DOES NOT do less damage the closer you are to him XD
i just love that ALL the gameplay in this video is just the most abhorrent troll shit ive ever seen in League
"Pc is a workspace tool"
Terrifying
that Japanese Loli carried this video so hard LOL
It would be interesting to see a follow-up video about the impact of Wild Rift in Japan's League of Legends community.
You better tell me which server ISN'T filled with toxic and racist players
This is 3rd video or so that I’ve watched of yours and I love the content. I will be telling all of my league buddies.
Why do I imagine the raging loli to look like lilypichu? lmao
From Singapore and might actually start playing back league if Riot takes control of the servers instead of Garena.
There was a Japanese population joke that was missed here
8:22
Apparently he didn't miss it.
This loli raging around plays support, dies to an adc and cries because her champ is not an ornn.
busy work schedule and 2hr queue time. ofc they dont surrender
That girl is such a troll. Had me laughing pretty hard.