Don't do themselves any favors by joining in multis or joining with an 11 person premade to get final five. And then they complain when half the site is racist towards them. I think its only applies to a small number of people, but thanks to the users who make an effort to mingle with all kinds of people from different ethnic backgrounds.
These type of people give the nice spanish and brazilians on this site a bad name.
Two examples of games I was in now.
Fasting - The last 4 people joined at the same time (prob multis spanish)
Crookies - Brazilian premade https://tengaged.com/game/191624 https://tengaged.com/game/191600 (STOP BETTING ON ME, ME AND JOKER ARE THE ONLY ENGLISH SPEAKING PEOPLE THERE AND YOU'RE WASTING YOUR TS)
Honestly if they wanted to do shit like that they could wait for a blank game to start.
matte if they wanted to join together and have a non english speaking rookies, couldnt they do that when one fills and create it, and not join after like 3 people join when they are just gonna evict them first all the time.
oh yeah, but that happens with all the premades on this site
I remember I joined a crookies and then a premade of 4 english people joined and they were just spamming non-sense thing all day long, which has no sense at all
and the hunger is the best place to see that this is not a thing of Brazilians. Most of the time there is a premade of 10/15 joining just to help someone win the game and then if you play the otherway they go crazy against u xd it happened with me
It's not to defend anyone but all this is Randomize fault for closing .es and .br
if they had not closed these sites this would not happen and everyone would play quietly
_Matt the point is if you wanted to all join together do it in a new game not when two people have joined and have no chance at getting anywhere. Because you are gonna keep multis at 20 hours over me or joker. I have 3 Brazilians on my front page of friends and they wouldn't use people to join and join after with a group of 11 people to get them 12th and 13th.
