[G] Connect to Korean Gateways - Page 4

On February 26 2011 09:34 Cedstick wrote:
Thank you This may encourage me to start learning Korean finally, haha.

On February 26 2011 09:43 Megaliskuu wrote:


Or enough to know whats going on lol, got booted out of a few games cause I didn't know that the title said "terran only" or "toss only" >.<.

How do I get hangul to show anyway (not that I can read it lol)? All I know is that AoE is fighting spirit , cause I get funky letters and symbols only.

EDIT: I should learn to read OP's

On February 25 2011 14:54 sCCrooked wrote:


Fish I'm told has increased its ladder requirement. Like Brainclan with the 10 hour rule, its to limit smurfs and multiple-accounts. Of course if you're dedicated, multiple accounts is perfectly fine. They just make it a serious hassle so you won't do it unless you're a serious player. To my knowledge, it used to be 10 regular games to play ladder. I have been since informed through Korean friends that the amount has been increased to 30 games in order to contend with the massive amounts of traffic that Brainclan being down has caused. Fish and Brain have had a long standing rivalry and have had multiple Server-Wars where the whole servers play each other in massive tournaments. After you play the 30, you should be able to join the ladder channels and play normally through their ranks. I did not play on Fish extensively though due to the registry files writing over my iCCup and Brainclan (so annoying to replace) so I'm sorry I can't give more personal experience.



I apologize I should've made sure you could see the Korean. I will repost here, as I provide the exact text to look for (in case you don't read/speak Korean). At the least, with them here you can just match up the characters and see which one is being said to you:

There's a way to check if this process is finished or not. You type in the command /lgame. If it says: "레더게임 가능 합니다" (You can play ladder games), well duh it means you can play... well ladder games! If it says "레더 게임 불가능합니다", (You can't play ladder games) it means the 10 hours isn't complete yet and you must wait longer. I still just recommend setting the thing up before you go to bed at night. So much easier.

If you need Korean language packs installed so you can see Korean and not a bunch of random symbols (Euro, Zeros with slashes through them, question marks, boxes, etc), these links will provide you with the step-by-step instructions as well as pictures:

-Windows Vista Language Help
-Windows 7 Language Help
-Windows XP Language Help

If you have an older OS or a Macintosh, I'm sorry but I don't have experience installing foreign languages on those systems.

On February 26 2011 10:07 Cedstick wrote:
I've been told in the past that I actually need to have my system locale entirely changed to Korean, so you could try that. I'm just about to try myself, so keep in mind it's second-hand information and I can't even confirm it yet XD

On February 26 2011 10:21 Cedstick wrote:
Worked for me. I changed the System Locale to Korea, so that any program that doesn't display unicode will default to Korean (a la Fish server in BW.)

I've also got my keyboard set-up to swap between English and Korean. That one should be easy enough for you guys to figure out. Now I just need to learn the language XD

On February 26 2011 15:04 Black[CAT] wrote:
How do you guys see the number of people online?
When i go on, there arent any number that indicates the number of online players on the MOTD...
On another note, yeah, i made friends with Korean and played games!

On February 26 2011 15:07 Megaliskuu wrote:


/status

On February 26 2011 15:11 Black[CAT] wrote:


감사합니다.

On February 26 2011 18:16 Kiante wrote:
Does anyone have a zip with all the maps in it? The kespa website is basically not working for me

On February 26 2011 18:18 Arronax wrote:
I have reg and mini. I can connect to Fiash and MapZine, but i can't connect to Brainclan. Why?
Where should I search for reason?