Guild Wars 2

Basara.9405:

3 – If we paid for the game, and we are allowed to play the game, then we are allowed to speak portuguese in the chats. Just like I see people speaking russian, german, spanish, and so on (in NA servers). I see guilds spamming everywhere, in every language. But most of the spam is in english, because most of the players speak english. So I believe every nationality spams relatively the same, you just think brazilians do more spam because you are not used to portuguese, so it might be just a psychological mistake.
So, if they cause so many troubles to your game experience, might be easier to switch servers yourself, than asking all of them to change. I’m in HoD, and Br population here is very small, for example.

I don’t think you fully understand what the term “spamming” means. HoD is a North American server, hence, most of us speak English. So it is not abnormal AT ALL for anyone in the North American servers to be speaking English. So for you to say “I see guilds spamming everywhere, in every language. But most of the spam is in english, because most of the players speak english” clearly shows that you do not know what spam actually means. I have seen Brazilians spam in map chat their recruiting message nonstop. And it’s hard to communicate with them to tell them to stop when there’s a language barrier.

It may be easy for you to tell individual players to switch servers, but not when those players are leading a guild. I am on the DH server and I know two guilds that are going to be switching servers and I am hoping I don’t have to do that as well. It may not be a big problem now, but I really don’t want to see my guild be the only English-speaking guild in DH since there’s a large amount of Brazilians on my server.

I really would not mind if the Brazilian guilds would not separate themselves from other guilds. But since they do, I really don’t see the problem with having a different server for them.