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Canada2129 Posts
On February 15 2011 06:09 Kyuss420 wrote: why would you warn someone for saying something liek this? hard to speak the truth these days without havin people get butthurt eh? Maybe people should grow an attention span and actually stick to what threads are for. If you want to talk about your own shit make a new damn thread. | ||
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Kazzabiss
1006 Posts
On February 14 2011 19:05 Annq wrote: Probably a seperate one, so the government can take control. Is Starcraft 2 allowed in North Korea? Are they on the same server as South Korea? Well, more on this and the answer of "no" NK has a nationwide Kwangmyong network, which allows for e-mail and news from within NK, and very limited censored foreign data from mostly scientific sources. So essentially North Korea has the world's biggest LAN XD | ||
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DeltruS
Canada2214 Posts
On February 15 2011 06:09 Kyuss420 wrote: why would you warn someone for saying something liek this? hard to speak the truth these days without havin people get butthurt eh? I have no idea how you think that this is a good post. This is a thread about a video game's release in another country, on a SC2 website. Do you really think this is where one should be telling people how to live? Any actual revolution would lead to millions of deaths, not that it would actually happen based on this. In addition, I doubt most of the Chinese people are overly unhappy about their government. | ||
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Azarkon
United States21060 Posts
On February 15 2011 05:13 Turgid wrote: They're both a really big deal. BW might have died down a bit I have no idea, but I know they had an OSL finals in Shanghai. I'd say that the Chinese BW scene is the biggest outside of Korea, but even then it is minuscule. As far as I know, the OSL finals in Shanghai was really more KESPA trying to promote a dying scene than a reflection of the size and importance of Chinese BW. From what I've heard and seen in my trips to China, the eSports game that receives the most attention there is DOTA and WC 3. WC 3 receives more "official" support, but DOTA is far more popular. | ||
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CooDu
Australia899 Posts
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Norada
China482 Posts
Also i've been living in china for a couple of years now and it's funny how people bring up how bad the government is and such. But everyone has a job, and is able to eat and have enough money for a good time(yes there's some people who are extremely poor and getting taken advantage of) but it's for the better of the majority which seems to work. Also more chinese people dont even think about politics here or how the government is ran, they're just there and they do fine is what most of them think. Obviously there's exceptions but for the most part people are extremely happy here, more so than america/canada(lived in both countries). Also if people think the government is all controlling i'll tell you a personal story, my girlfriend recently won a court case where their house was taken down from the government to build a road, she sued the government and won the case. Got around 1mil usd from it. | ||
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ClanRH.TV
United States462 Posts
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voy
Poland348 Posts
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MangoTango
United States3670 Posts
On February 14 2011 19:09 Cabracan wrote: I know this is off topic but did anyone else read "China's ministry of culture" and immediatley think of George Orwell's 1984? Please surrender to local law enforcement. You are guilty of thoughtcrime and will be reassimilated posthaste. | ||
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Saintmek
China61 Posts
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Jacko11
China146 Posts
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Almin
United States583 Posts
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caradoc
Canada3022 Posts
I wonder if people will be able to abuse this in game I'm losing and so I type 'Falun Gong tiananmen democracy' Your opponent has disconnected. | ||
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Mioraka
Canada1353 Posts
On February 15 2011 06:09 Kyuss420 wrote: why would you warn someone for saying something liek this? hard to speak the truth these days without havin people get butthurt eh? yes, because starting a revolution due to a lack of starcraft sounds like a great idea. I duno how ppl relate the approval process of a game to dictatorship......you guys do realize the blood in Korean sc2 is black right? Guess who made that change necessary. | ||
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chenchen
United States1136 Posts
On February 15 2011 04:27 wideye wrote: hmm.. i've got mixed opinions about this interesting news. how big was/is the BW and WC3 scene in China? The BW scene was by far the biggest outside of Korea with numerous tournaments and prohouses. The WC3 scene was the biggest in the world including nationally televised tournaments. | ||
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oldahe
Austria534 Posts
On February 14 2011 18:57 Annq wrote: Start a revolution. Its time to stop the totalitarian dictatorship in China. Egypt should be an example. I should stop talking about China in combination with totalitarian dictatorship or this site will be blocked within China.  User was warned for this post Dear Mods. Im rather new to TL.net, so please clarify for my better understanding. Why was this user warned for his post? As i understand it, the topic of the thread is implicitly political so comment, political in character, should be allowed. I recocnize it could have had been less blunt, but still. Thanks for clarifying! | ||
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DisaFear
Australia4074 Posts
On February 15 2011 08:29 CooDu wrote: More players the better, this is great news! Thanks for sharing! Yes, this. | ||
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p1cKLes
United States342 Posts
On February 15 2011 19:53 oldahe wrote: Dear Mods. Im rather new to TL.net, so please clarify for my better understanding. Why was this user warned for his post? As i understand it, the topic of the thread is implicitly political so comment, political in character, should be allowed. I recocnize it could have had been less blunt, but still. Thanks for clarifying! Well, I would imagine it has something to do with the fact that it says "start a revolution", which on some level is provoking or condoning violence. Obviously, I seriously doubt the poster had real intentions of starting a revolution and was merely making more of a general comment to invoke or express how he really feels about China, but never the less in our political correct world that we unfortunately live in, you do have to be careful about what you say. | ||
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jdseemoreglass
United States3773 Posts
On February 15 2011 19:53 oldahe wrote: Dear Mods. Im rather new to TL.net, so please clarify for my better understanding. Why was this user warned for his post? As i understand it, the topic of the thread is implicitly political so comment, political in character, should be allowed. I recocnize it could have had been less blunt, but still. Thanks for clarifying! Now, now comrade... Let's not border on thoughtcrime like the poor chap above. He has already confessed to supporting Goldstein. And you, comrade? What is it that inspires you to criticize The Mods and the Glorious People's Republic of China? What is two plus two comrade? | ||
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papaz
Sweden4149 Posts
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