Note: It did not say that when the article was posted. And if it did, the my bad.Marmooset said:Except on the last line.joystickjunki3 said:[edit] For the record, it makes no mention of whether or not the US version is affected.
But it does not say it twice, at least...Note: This does not affect StarCraft II in other regions, such as the U.S.
This X 1000000000000000rembrandtqeinstein said:Repeat after me....It is the job of parents to "protect children" not the government.
Well from my experience it looks very good, noticeably better than WC3. But much like WoW it has a variate of sliders to facilitate various ages and qualities of computers. So, at lower graphic levels it probably doesn't look that good. My computer is very new so I got the graphics up to full and I think it looks very smooth and clean.Vitor Goncalves said:By the way, I hope the final game looks better then that picture and the youtube videos as it looks something middle way from warcarft 2 and warcraft 3. But probably its due to the bed resolution, hopefully. Anyone here in the beta of the game with some reliable idea?!
Nah because now they just made it so that children can play it by censoring it.Slashe said:am i the only one who is shocked that this kinda of rating is given in South Korean?
Seriously? The South Korea? AKA The Capital of Starcraft with actual television channels featuring the tournments daily?
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Maybe they wanted to restrict it so that their children don't get addicted like their adults
We need a government that tells said anti-fun people to stfu Freedom over oppression ... sadly it's like: freedom 4, oppression 3523495235398 and countingBrad Shepard said:But when the parents fail, they blame the government, its a never ending circle, thats why the censor everything, Digimon, Pokemon, Starcraft, even Yu Gi Oh cards.rembrandtqeinstein said:Repeat after me....It is the job of parents to "protect children" not the government.
And then repeat it more.canadamus_prime said:This X 1000000000000000rembrandtqeinstein said:Repeat after me....It is the job of parents to "protect children" not the government.
However since it's natural human tendency to blame everyone and everything else for your mistakes, when the parents fail it's only natural they look for a scapegoat.
The fault lies more with the Soviet Union, as it was North Korea, the portion they controlled, that launched an attack on the South. The US defended the South, and nowadays South Korea is a nice place with a great economy that can compete in the world market. The North, as far as anyone can tell, is a train wreck being kept as secret as possible. The entire Korea could be like that had the US not stopped the North's invasion, soooochemicalreaper said:Eh, the two Koreas are really screwed up. I wonder why? (*starts flicking through a modern history textbook.*) Oh yeah, because we went in to try and democratize them.