http://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/news...29_112964.html
Saw this on incgamers. Thought this would amuse the lot of you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Korea Times
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http://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/news...29_112964.html
Saw this on incgamers. Thought this would amuse the lot of you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Korea Times
Bout time.
Inb4 40% of China is put into Korean jails.
I'm pretty sure the Korean government doesn't have jurisdiction to prosecute anyone that's not living within their boarders. They would have to get involved with the other country's government to arrange any sort of punishment.Quote:
Originally Posted by TKWizard
This law wouldn't affect them. The 'them using illegal KSSN to play the game' will though when they're caught.Quote:
Originally Posted by Link
So what about the auction house in D3?
Will never open in Korea. End of story.Quote:
Originally Posted by Locked
Am I reading this wrongly or doesn't this mean Nexon Korea's entire revenue model is screwed? They can no longer sell virtual items, meaning the entire Cash Shop will go.
And so will the MTS I imagine.
They're not selling virtual items. They're selling game cards.Quote:
Originally Posted by AngelSL
You don't buy items in the Cash Shop with real money, you buy them with virtual currency.
They're attempting to get rid of the black market that every MMO in existance suffers from. Such as the folks trying to sell in-game items directly for moneypak, USD via paypal, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by AngelSL
have students not wasting time to study this stuff
http://www.nature.com/news/south-kor...emands-1.10773
lol @ this planetQuote:
Originally Posted by DrRusty