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Here's how we see them here:
>cn: loud, cheat like crazy, outgoing
>jp: always camping, sneaky
>kr: sensitivity, can't have fun, lil-China
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I have played various games on European servers, I can't distinguish stereotypes. I have played and talked with super nice Russians, Germans, Dutch, English... The only players I have disliked over all the games I played are the French, even my own homeboys I co-op with are very toxic against other players and nationalities. My brother and our friends would tell you otherwise and they have nationalities they dislike more than others, with French the only one they appreciate, the complete opposite of me. Tells you that much. My brother was recently banned from Marvel Rivals after insulting a Russian player in reference to the war, or when we would play Arc Raiders one of our friends would be all nice then betray the other groups completely out of the blue surprising even us and that got us killed more times than is actually funny...
Alone I have played PayDay2, Company of Heroes 2, Chivalry:MW, Battlefield 5, and I actively engaged in these communities. Super nice foreigners, unbearable French players.



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