[G] Korean flag on iCCup

I could have provided you with a list of proxies, but that's bound to change one day, so I thought it's better to "teach" you how to fish than feed you fish.

Anyway, just for reference, I used this page: http://www.xroxy.com/proxy-country-KR.htm

There's other properties like SSL (secure connection, encryption - if you're shopping though the proxy) or Latency & Speed (downloading etc.), but in this guide we're just concerned about routing trough South Korea, so that's of no relevance to us.

Tools->Options->Advanced->Network->Connection->Settings




Enter the previously copied IP address in the "HTTP Proxy:" input box, and the port in the "Port:" input box.

Tools->Internet Options->Connections->LAN settings->Proxy server


Enter the previously copied IP address in the "Address:" input box, and the port in the "Port:" input box.

In those pictures you can see the other options (like "use proxy for all protocols" and "avoid proxy for local IP addresses") you should use. Some of them are not necessary for iCCup, but generally it's good to use them for other purposes mentioned earlier.

If you want to get the maximum effect for intimidating your opponents:

• Your name should be some random letters koreans use, like "hdhklr" or nonsensical names like "TamponZerg".
  
  
• To look badass, transfer stats from your other account. >
  
  
• Check this topic or just add this in your profile:
  
  life of lively to live to life of full life thx to shield battery
  or just some Korean phrase in Hangul.
  
  followed by:
  <your_iCCup_name_here>@hanmail.net
  cafe.daum.net/<your_iCCup_name_here>.
  
  
• When asked "from?", reply "kor".
  If asked more, if you name is something like "TamponZerg", respond in broken english.
  If it's like "hdhklr" don't say anything else unless you know some Korean phrases in Hangul.

Note 1. The account flag changes to your country after some while. I'll try to investigate and find a way around it.

Note 2. This guide is actually for setting your *browser* to use the proxy settings. This can be done for your whole internet connection (ie. other/all programs/games), but that is not our goal here.

Note 3. There are proxy pages that allow you to browse other pages trough them without setting all this up, but I didn't find one for South Korea, so I decided to present you a general way.

Note 4. Most public proxy servers (unlike some private/$$$ servers) are usually slow and have big latency, so I wouldn't recommend them for anything else than light surfing (no YouTube, or playing games).

Note 5. For more anonymity/security, you can clear the cookies and cache before using the proxy, and change the password once you turn it off.

Note 6. Technically, you don't really need to use an anonymous proxy server for iCCup, as I think that it doesn't check the the original IP address - not sure though. But it's a must have for most other purposes.

Note 7. Click on the big Korean flag to learn its meaning, and all the symbols on it. DO IT!