At TibiaGoals, we are proud to celebrate the 50th edition of our Player of the Month series by diving into how Brazil, Mexico, and Chile honor their traditions.
Though geographically distant, these nations share a profound connection during September—a month that holds significant national celebrations, steeped in history and pride. Brazil commemorates its "Dia da Independência" on September 7, Mexico marks the "Grito de Independencia" on September 15, and Chile honors its "Dieciocho" on September 18.
These national holidays don't just fill the streets and plazas with joy and festivity; they also influence the experiences of Tibia players from these regions. This month, we aim to highlight how these celebrations shape the way players engage with the game and with each other.
For over two decades, Tibia has acted as a bridge, bringing together individuals from all corners of the globe and fostering connections that transcend age, language, and culture. Within this virtual world, players do more than simply immerse themselves in a game—they bring with them their personal stories, their cultural backgrounds, and their unique perspectives. Based on both official and player-collected data, we’ve gained insights into the global distribution of Tibia players, which emphasizes the diversity that has enriched this community for over 20 years.
Brazil shines as the largest and most influential community within the game, comprising 45% to 50% of the total player base. Its impact on the Tibian world is unmatched. Following closely is Poland, home to around 20% of players, affirming its prominent role in the game's ecosystem. Meanwhile, other nations such as the United States, Germany, Sweden, and the Netherlands have also formed strong communities, further underscoring Tibia's global reach. The Spanish-speaking world has carved out a significant presence as well, with players from Argentina, Bolivia, Spain, Venezuela, and Colombia actively contributing to the game’s vibrant atmosphere. Mexico and Chile, though representing a smaller share of the player base, remain vital parts of this ecosystem. Mexico, with 10% to 15% of the community, is comparable to Argentina and Spain in size, while Chile, representing 2% to 8% of players, maintains a lively and engaged presence despite its smaller numbers.
As September rolls in, the sense of national pride in these three countries becomes palpable, and it naturally extends into the Tibian community. Despite being thousands of kilometers apart, Brazil, Mexico, and Chile share a cultural and festive spirit that bridges not only physical borders but also digital ones. For the players, these celebrations serve as a reminder that Tibia is much more than just a game; it is a space where cultures come alive and friendships transcend boundaries, connecting the richness of their traditions with the shared love for this immersive virtual world.
To mark this special month, we’ve invited players from these nations and beyond to share how they celebrate their national holidays and how those traditions shape their experiences in Tibia. Through this, we continue to explore and celebrate the incredible diversity that makes our community thrive.
Brazil - Independence Day - September 7
Mexico - El Grito de Independencia - September 15
Chile - El Dieciocho - September 18
At TibiaGoals, we highlight the talent of each of our players and honor these festivities with growing support for each country.
Let the celebrations continue inside and outside the game!
Long live Brazil, Mexico, Chile, and TibiaGoals!
Vida longa á todos nós tibianos e ao TibiaGoals!
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