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Well, now that I've been in China for around two weeks, I've really observed some new things. Though I've been to China numerous times, I've never taken the time to really observe the differences between the two cultures (CN/US). It seems that in China, people take less for granted and enjoy the smaller things in life, given that many people have little free time and spending money. That's the most retrospection as I have to offer xD.
I've also realized that gaming hardware is so much more cheaper than in the US, and for the most part is (legit?). Chinese SC II unfortunately has a monthly fee, which makes me qq as I was hoping to buy a copy for my US friends.
Things are so different here, in good and bad ways. I was surprised I even got some views on my last post, so I might as well use some of my free time writing these.
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a monthly fee? blizzard charges the chinese a monthly fee to play sc2?
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yes... but its only Rmb 20 per month. (around USD 3)
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But wouldn't that be on top of the original game purchase?
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Baa?21242 Posts
You don't buy the game, you just buy monthly passes.
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Most people in China can't grow beards. I think this is the reason.
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Thats literally milking the people, quite unfair, in the long run you end up paying more. They could probably just get the NA or SEA version, and play with some lag for that.
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I would've saved a lot of money. Bought SC2 and played it for all of about four months. Would've cost me slightly over $10 :/
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United Arab Emirates5090 Posts
what city? if you're in shanghai hit me up
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On June 10 2011 23:37 pyrogenetix wrote: what city? if you're in shanghai hit me up
Haha, I'm in Xi'an, and only until June 20th.
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Oh I was just in Xi'an visiting family.
In Shanghai now. :<
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Chinese family will save 80% of their income. American family will spend 110% of theirs. Really reflects on the mentality of the different cultures.
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Would love to see some pictures!
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