EPTSmurf on Korean servers?
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Yellow-Snow
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onionchowder
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backtoback
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Laggy
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Carnac
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Latin America Europe Russia Korea Taiwan South East Asia that's all I think? | ||
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RyuChus
Canada442 Posts
 I want to see the real skill level of Koreans, for my own eyes!!! | ||
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Moa
United States790 Posts
On September 12 2010 08:01 Yellow-Snow wrote: Anyone smurf on the korean servers? How is the lag? I know you need some info so if I just use my korean friend can I install 2 clients? Hi Yellow Snow, remember me from the IGN tourney? | ||
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Headshot
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kirkybaby
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universalwill
United States654 Posts
i think it's worth it though. i have great internet, and i'm considering getting a korean version of the game because i hate the stupid play that plagues the american servers. i'd probably only be in gold league there, but that'd still be far more enjoyable than diamond here. | ||
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Yellow-Snow
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Hancell
Korea (South)24 Posts
I was curious about this issue, so I searched and found a news article about the recently established way of applying "I-PIN" (which can be used instead of KSSN in kr.battle.net) even with a short term visa. But I can't find the exact procedure yet. (Maybe the article is wrong?) It still requires visiting South Korea but much easier than getting a serious visa. | ||
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Madder
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NukeTheBunnys
United States1004 Posts
On September 12 2010 09:11 universalwill wrote: you need to purchase a korean copy to play in korea, because you need a korean CD key registered to a korean bnet account. i think it's worth it though. i have great internet, and i'm considering getting a korean version of the game because i hate the stupid play that plagues the american servers. i'd probably only be in gold league there, but that'd still be far more enjoyable than diamond here. IF the stupid play on the NA servers is the one base all in stuff that you see all the time then going to the korean server isnt going to help at all. Everything I heard is that the korean is even more 1 base all in agression then the US server is | ||
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Madder
Australia427 Posts
On September 25 2010 02:06 NukeTheBunnys wrote: IF the stupid play on the NA servers is the one base all in stuff that you see all the time then going to the korean server isnt going to help at all. Everything I heard is that the korean is even more 1 base all in agression then the US server is Are you implying that Korean players play more.. stupid? I just can't see the logic in that, man. | ||
HuK
Canada1591 Posts
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Hancell
Korea (South)24 Posts
On September 25 2010 02:00 Madder wrote: Because of the KSSN, does that limit one SC2 account or rather, one Battle.net account to each person? And by that, I mean to Korean citizens. Yeah only one battlenet account each. Buying and binding multiple SC2 copies is possible. | ||
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NukeTheBunnys
United States1004 Posts
On September 25 2010 02:10 Madder wrote: Are you implying that Korean players play more.. stupid? I just can't see the logic in that, man. Im saying that I have heard from several different places that the korean ladder is much more aggressive, and people(Day[9]) have joked that all you need to do to win is defend for 10 minutes | ||
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Protoss_Carrier
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tackklee
United States270 Posts
On September 25 2010 03:51 NukeTheBunnys wrote: Im saying that I have heard from several different places that the korean ladder is much more aggressive, and people(Day[9]) have joked that all you need to do to win is defend for 10 minutes That's all it is.. a joke. In fact I don't really know where he based that joke off of, since a lot of the koreans play safe and heavy macro. Korean ladder is the hardest region by far and I'd practice over there if I could get my hands on an account. | ||
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Protoss_Carrier
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If you failed to spot cheeses and all ins you are obviously not as good of a player as you think. Pros are able to do greedy build because they have the micro to stop cheese and pull ahead, as well as the game sense and scouting to stop them. I may dare even use the example of Idra, who always used to rage about cheeses. However, if a player cannot stop cheese or counter it, he's simply not a good player. B net strategy will evolve as more and more player able to defend against cheese. I personally were hardly ever cheesed at 950 diamond. | ||
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SlothOnPCP
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Terrifyer
United States338 Posts
I know huk stated lag wasnt terrible, but was wondering if there was more than 1 opinion on the lag? I dont want to waste 30 bucks. | ||
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Legat0
United States318 Posts
On November 08 2010 14:04 Terrifyer wrote: my friend and I are going halfsies on a korean account (we have the korean ssn from a friend) I know huk stated lag wasnt terrible, but was wondering if there was more than 1 opinion on the lag? I dont want to waste 30 bucks. The lag is noticeable for sure but it's not that bad imo. I can't guarantee the same for you though... | ||
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