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I'm 100% sure it's a cultural thing
>Asians cultures are usually more competitive so that rises the skill floor for their regions
>pretty often they have to play with the Chinese players that actually take the game seriously so they gotta keep up with the those Chinese sweats
>in Asia is less common to see casual players just trying to chill in a competitive game
I would say they have 1/4 the ration of "chilling players" you see in other regions, when and Asian is just "chilling" in a competitive game you may see them doing a few silly things but they still are trying to win while using around 70% of their power level
>when Asians wanna hang out with friends they usually chose a different kind of game
>you will rarely see an Asian getting mad at someone on the opposite team for trying to play the game properly unless they are friends joking around or something
>Asians also consume less weed
Another big factor is how a lot of the west just sees Strinova as a casual game so they rarely take it seriously. "Muh sweats" is a pretty western concept and it's poorly applied in most cases, there is a difference between being too competitive in Mario Party to being competitive in a battle royale where your goal is to eliminate all the enemy players, imagine someone complaining about campers in Counter Strike, that's how I see these people