Speak in their language for comms, but when the round ends they go back to english and say "nice", "let's go", etc. rather than saying "vamanos" for example for spanish players?
Is it just to gain aura or smth. Actual question btw lol
Speak in their language for comms, but when the round ends they go back to english and say "nice", "let's go", etc. rather than saying "vamanos" for example for spanish players?
Is it just to gain aura or smth. Actual question btw lol
yeah bro y'all aint BuzZ. you players arent impressing US with that. go back to celebrating in your own language, i think it sounds way better imo
i'd understand why, it def does look cooler seeing them celebrate in english, thinking about it now lol
To gain aura. For us who's second language is English, we feel aura whenever someone uses it. Only the American English btw, we don't feel aura hearing "noice goice let's focking go"
the international fans like it, plus the players like it and supposedly it gives them confidence
also most likely a bit of survivorship bias here since they are less likely to show them hyping each other up in korean or chinese or thai since the average viewer won’t understand what they’re saying
I assume there's a couple of reasons, but I think two of the obvious ones are that it's a habit from ranked and they want to make sure their opponent knows they're vibing and having fun