Meaning of "Hyeji"
민감한 내용
민감단어 허용 시 확인 가능
(In online games and communities) Used as a derogatory term to disparage behavior in games like League of Legends (LoL) where a player relies on male users to get ahead without contributing their own skill
"Recently, concerns have been raised in online communities that there has been an increase in instances where people are unfairly labeled as Hyeji, regardless of their actual skill level, simply because they aren’t good at the game."
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