Look, none of got banned in the Korean Version simply because we were of course foreigners. It was quite obvious that we were foreigners as well as eventually we began to speak every other language besides Korean (Once and a while some of us did use google translate, but the Koreans could've figured out.) Now we unfortunately in the Korean Version had to do something very shady in Korea to play.
In Taiwan however, we aren't doing anything shady. The site has no IP restrictions and we aren't stealing anyone's information from Taiwan. Thus, we're in the clear. As for how nice the Taiwanese people are, there were several kind individuals in the Korean Server as well, but at the same time there were also a lot of mean people there too. Don't assume anything based on a few people you spoke to.
Last edited on June 19th, 2011 at 01:20 AM.
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well even though i don't speak chineese i played in a party with tw ppl ... we didn't speak we just played the quests together (the same quests) then we leave the party when we are done .... they don't care if there are eng speaking ppl :P :D
XD I think (as with many games) we should just learn the basics of their language for communicating between each other. I played a tibia private server that was all Spanish and learned quite a bit of the language off of just being around them.
I'm only thinking why they don't launch international with paypal cash shop and english client is it that hard ? or maybe they have to buy some license for this :P
that would reallyh suck , i mean after waiting for more than 2 years to play the game i finally got in 5 minutes ago ... I hope they dont start banning , and i cant wait to see you in-game the name is Thunderrer
Unless it's against the terms of service for anyone who's not Taiwanese/Chinese to even own an account then I can't imagine what they could ever ban us for. The only instance where I can see anyone getting banned for being a foreigner is if they were using a full account instead of a simple account as full accounts require personal information that must be stolen.
Unless it's against the terms of service for anyone who's not Taiwanese/Chinese to even own an account then I can't imagine what they could ever ban us for. The only instance where I can see anyone getting banned for being a foreigner is if they were using a full account instead of a simple account as full accounts require personal information that must be stolen.
Possibly if we begin to suck up a lot of the bandwidth or dare I say it, overpower the Chinese community(don't see this happening).
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