Why is the playerbase so young?

[TopHatPenguin]

Luckily I always play as MP so if somebody is being stupid and breaks a law or rule I can just arrest em :3 and if they're MP with me i'll yell at them till they understand what they should and shouldn't be doing. And if they're really being stupid i'll ahelp.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L397TWLwrUU
I hehe couldn't resist.

[Sadokist]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L397TWLwrUU
I hehe couldn't resist.

Lel. too fitting

[Amb1ent]

also, don't forget about... specific russian|ukranian players, who's can't speak eng enought, heh

[xywenx00]

also, don't forget about... specific russian|ukranian players, who's can't speak eng enought, heh

Ah nu cheeki breeki i v damke!

[Jeser]

Ah nu cheeki breeki i v damke!

v damkI, not damkE. I wonder, if any of you know what that mean. Except Russian-language players.

[xywenx00]

v damkI, not damkE. I wonder, if any of you know what that mean. Except Russian-language players.

It is is statement with no real meaning. It has to do with chess, though. My father who's russian told me the exact meaning but I forgot and my russian isn't the best, still learning. Anyway, it's a STALKER reference.

[Jeser]

Yes, but it is not even a reference. It's actually what you can hear from bandits during shooting. It has link to game, not chess, but checkers (according to Google translate).
It means, one step - and you have everything you want, you are a king, PROFIT!

[xywenx00]

Yes, but it is not even a reference. It's actually what you can hear from bandits during shooting. It has link to game, not chess, but checkers (according to Google translate).
It means, one step - and you have everything you want, you are a king, PROFIT!

Yeah, I've played alot of Stalker. Anyway, might've been checkers. They both sound the same. :P

[Sadokist]

Ah nu cheeki breeki i v damke!

Stvol uberi snachala, potom pogovorim! get out of here STALKER!

[Evilkyle24]

There has been debate on that.
Some people think its talking about checkers.
There's a smaller minority that think it means "Shoot him in the fucking head"

Also,

Papayi Papayi Cyka!

[MrGabol100]

Оружие убрал!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTmuTcRt-bY

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[Jeser]

There has been debate on that.
Some people think its talking about checkers.
There's a smaller minority that think it means "Shoot him in the fucking head"

Also,

Papayi Papayi Cyka!

It is not ABOUT checkers, it is just metaphor phrase. And no, it doesn't mean "Shoot him in the fucking head".

Not "Papayi", but "Papali". "Papali" means "I've been shot". "Cyka" (pronounce as "Suka", means "bitch")

Free lessons "Funny Russian with Jeser".

[xywenx00]

It is not ABOUT checkers, it is just metaphor phrase. And no, it doesn't mean "Shoot him in the fucking head".

Not "Papayi", but "Papali". "Papali" means "I've been shot". "Cyka" (pronounce as "Suka", means "bitch")

Free lessons "Funny Russian with Jeser".

As far as I know, Papali can be used for "I've been hit" and "We've hit", but I think it's written different but sounds almost the same, no idea.

[Jeser]

Well, yes. Wait, "I've been shot" and "I'm hit" is not the same??

[xywenx00]

Well, yes. Wait, "I've been shot" and "I'm hit" is not the same??

Kinda, but you can be hit not only by bullets but also by different stuff. :P But it means about the same. (My russian is probably worse then yours, though. So no idea if correct)

[Jeser]

Kinda, but you can be hit not only by bullets but also by different stuff. :P But it means about the same. (My russian is probably worse then yours, though. So no idea if correct)

Well, it's definitely worse, since Russian my first mother tongue. :P Well, then, "papali" means, generally, that someone throw/shoot something and you was hit by it (some heavy thing or ball with paint in paintball and so on). In Stalker, of course, it means "I've been shot".

[xywenx00]

Well, it's definitely worse, since Russian my first mother tongue. :P Well, then, "papali" means, generally, that someone throw/shoot something and you was hit by it (some heavy thing or ball with paint in paintball and so on). In Stalker, of course, it means "I've been shot".

But it can also mean, that "we've hit (someone)". Papali or mi papali v nivou (Sorry for bad translation from cyrillic to latin)

[Jeser]

But it can also mean, that "we've hit (someone)". Papali or mi papali v nivou (Sorry for bad translation from cyrillic to latin)

Oh, I understood. Well, it CAN be used for this, but in combat it's rarely used. More usually "popali" uses for telling that "we have damage", not "enemy have damage". Well, it's really off top, let's end discussion here

[Evilkyle24]

The bandits use nursery rhymes and rarely used, esoteric phrases for a reason.
Your PC speaks Russian, and the game takes place in Russia.
Shouting their commands in clear, plain Russian would make it painfully obvious what they are doing.