why do the chinese and korean teams say "nice"? i noticed this also for the chinese broadcast that they say stuff like "ace" or clutch
note it's not just chinese and korean teams but those are the two that i saw today
why do the chinese and korean teams say "nice"? i noticed this also for the chinese broadcast that they say stuff like "ace" or clutch
note it's not just chinese and korean teams but those are the two that i saw today
All teams say nice
i think valorant culture supersedes language norms.
bc they made a NICEEEE play
i mean, isnt it a common word.
its kinda universal, screaming 好 sounds weird, idk about korea tho
Its a common saying that trancends language, like how non Spanish/Portuguese speakers say Vamos
i think it's similar to words like "okay", "go", or "hello"
BR also says "Nice" and "Guys". It just became fps jargons i think
Ml9e6wEvT7oXd0Hdv7kj [#2]All teams say nice
yeah but why would the use the english version over their language's "nice"?
Stormyv8 [#8]i think it's similar to words like "okay", "go", or "hello"
okay makes sense, but for like go or hello each language is different
Lucrix [#10]yeah but why would the use the english version over their language's "nice"?
quicker to say, one syllable
Same reason english speakers say "Vamos", it's just game culture.
Prasinos [#13]Same reason english speakers say "Vamos", it's just game culture.
99.99% don't say vamos.
Lucrix [#10]yeah but why would the use the english version over their language's "nice"?
competitive games mostly started in the US so the terms carried over to other languages
Lucrix [#10]yeah but why would the use the english version over their language's "nice"?
it's just very contagious. it just starts with a foreigner using it in ranked, then hearing your ranked teammates use it. if portuguese had as much influence as english we'd be saying vamos (which is more fun to say)
61Hiko [#14]99.99% don't say vamos.
If I remenber correctly.
The Casters, Sentinels, C9, NRG, 100T already had said Vamos.