Why is Korea vs. Continents
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As far as computer terminology goes, there are three major server "areas"--Korea, Europe, and America. Each is a separate installation of actual hardware which serves each particular region. What Europe and America do is allow free access by any IP to them, which enables your computer to personally connect to that piece of hardware in Europe, all the way across the ocean.
If the screening thing is true, it would stand to reason that the only IPs allowed into the hardware located in Korea are ones based within the legal government of the nation itself, i.e. Korea. They will be able to freely access America and Europe because there are no restrictions, but they would not be able to bring friends to the Korean server, which might be why we can switch between EU and NA, but not Korea.
Depending on the Korean/Chinese regulations, they might or might not segregate servers, but they will probably end up doing so.
If the screening thing is true, it would stand to reason that the only IPs allowed into the hardware located in Korea are ones based within the legal government of the nation itself, i.e. Korea. They will be able to freely access America and Europe because there are no restrictions, but they would not be able to bring friends to the Korean server, which might be why we can switch between EU and NA, but not Korea.
Depending on the Korean/Chinese regulations, they might or might not segregate servers, but they will probably end up doing so.
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Originally Posted by Lasareth
Chinese people don't play... yet. I've heard that Korea has strict standards of internet access and therefore must run some type of check for every account using the nation's servers. That's unconfirmed for me but it would be the best explanation.
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AFAIK, the Koreans seem to be all by themselves in that only Koreans have access to the Korea realm.
All other asians, like those from Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia are all defaulted to the American realm.
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Originally Posted by MaglorD
Are you sure? Go to Riverside province under the American realm and you will see tons of Chinese active in the trade channel. Chinese characters look quite different from Korean.
AFAIK, the Koreans seem to be all by themselves in that only Koreans have access to the Korea realm. All other asians, like those from Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia are all defaulted to the American realm. |

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my brother is in Hong Kong and he started playing during the BWE. Chinese are around GW for a long time already. He told me about some Chinese GW sites before GW's official release. They, like us, can choose from America or Europe, but most, if not all, choose America.
Yeah I've heard something like that about Korea as well. Some sort of check before you can play on Korean server.
Yeah I've heard something like that about Korea as well. Some sort of check before you can play on Korean server.
Isn't Chinese the 1st language of people in Hong Kong? Don't think you can really say English is 1st lang there.
They probably are worried about us stupid capitalist pigs getting into their server and screwing up their favor of the gods.
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They probably are worried about us stupid capitalist pigs getting into their server and screwing up their favor of the gods.
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South Korea is as much a capitalist society as U.S. So it is actually Asia+ Australia + North/South America + part of Europe + Africa vs South Korea vs Rest of Europe.
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Originally Posted by Akimb0
Korea = somekind of psycho computer continent in itself....nuff said. Go plaay D2 with the korean infestations.
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P.S. North Koreans are a different story, but I won't get into that.

