BFV - Why do player's say " EZ " ?

Battlefield V General Discussion
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I been seeing lot player use this, are player using that too trigger other team, like get under there skin?

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Or maybe because it was actually easy?

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When your team wins by a large margin i guess

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does tend to be someone who went like, 4-17 that says it though

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Because their mental age is 5.

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I tend to do it sometimes, when we won a round that was really close at the end and our team was about to lose but we just turned it around. More like a sarcastic version of “close game” as everybody in the server understands the meaning in this context. :slight_smile:

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Little dogs yap a lot to help others remember that they exist.

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Because they are being bad sports.
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People need to be humble in victory and graceful in defeat.
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EZ is the one word I would like censored
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Here is a video where a guy the other team wanted to be mature and sportsmanlike and we all lose it due to how rare that is

Video: [BFV] Endangered species: True Gentleman Player
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well mainly they feel save being carried trough games by better players. they are more often then not in the bottom 25% of the round and yet want to take credit for everything, funny enough they are the first to quit if the initial push doesn’t grantee them another “EZ-win”

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‘EZ’ instead of ‘easy’ is just sloth and laziness (or wurse)
If this is the action one chooses in mere seconds , it’s also likely been around in them for ‘a great many minutes just beforehand’ .

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I’d say it’s harmless online banter.
Don’t let it get to you.

Been called much worse even with the filter but I just don’t respond.

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A answer is simple: to mock the enemy team and maybe trigger them

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honeslty I just type GG at the end regardless of outcome, with the exception of very bad matches where I dont type anything at all

People who type ‘‘ez’’ or ‘‘gg ez’’ at the end are just being childish honestly, if there’s one thing League of Legends did right as a community was make typing EZ at the end a reportable offence, because its honestly just mocking and makes you look silly when you do it

So save yourself the embarrasment, you want to trigger the other team? play well and kill them repeatedly, thats the most effective way to do it judging by the chat xD

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So true. The amount of sodium chloride comments I’ve seen in BF5 is enough to fill an olympic pool.

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Just to troll the other team

And it doesn’t only have in battlefield it happens in pretty much every online game

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why does it even matter? this is exactly why emblems and team voice chat on console went away. you’re playing a game shaped to be competetive and violent in every aspect and this is a topic about sportsmanship. albeit its always welcomed and warranted, but we arent owed anything beyond that unless its a ToS violation. your own gameplay is much more noticable to a lobby than this stuff.

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It’s the trademark of a jerk.

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Because it’s fun to get under somebody’s skin, especially when it requires barely any effort.
Like imagine getting bothered by 2 letters in a chat in an online video game, it’s hilarious.

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Imagine people being bothered by a certain symbol that was also used by a certain regime during WW2.
It is not the word/symbol that bothers people it is the context and intent that bothers people.

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Saying “ez” at the end of the round as part of the winning team is more often than not mockery over the other team for an outcome that was decided often before the round even started thanks to randomness or team stacking.
Trying to intentionally irritate others is childish and in the case of internet anonymity also cowardly.
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Asking from people to try to conduct themselves over the internet the same way they would if their real life’s public image was to be affected by their actions is too much for some people I guess.

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I prefer a free internet with anonymity.

Sure some people will jerks but think about the alternative.

Do we really want a system like China where every little misstep is deducted from your social score?!

Swearing -5 points
Harassment (we define what that entails, don’t mock our dear leader) -10 points
Antisocial behaviour -20

Oops there goes your right to travel, use public transport, availability of a mortgage (insert whatever you like).

I play by the rules in real life and delve into the internet to unwind.

I want it to stay that way, even if I have to deal with some unwanted side effects.