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Title: Warcraft influences the army??? Post by: The_Architect on August 27, 2008, 02:44:25 PM Go warcraft :12:
(http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3013/2681002296_fee9fac349_o.jpg) Title: Re: Warcraft influences the army??? Post by: Moen Co. on August 28, 2008, 08:41:56 AM More like Starcraft, amirite?
Title: Re: Warcraft influences the army??? Post by: The_Architect on August 29, 2008, 10:13:48 AM well I know "kekeke" started in warcraft :16: but then there's the tanks... :21:
Title: Re: Warcraft influences the army??? Post by: Moen Co. on August 29, 2008, 12:53:31 PM "Blizzard influences the army"
fixed! Title: Re: Warcraft influences the army??? Post by: KernelPanic on September 07, 2008, 03:11:07 PM *notice*
kekeke is Korean for "hahaha". "Kek" is orcish for "lol" Thusly kekeke != Kek Korea != Blizzard Title: Re: Warcraft influences the army??? Post by: Moen Co. on September 07, 2008, 03:29:11 PM Starcraft is still played at a competitive level in Korea to this day. Widespread western exposure to kekeke happened after Koreans pwned the majority of western Warcraft/Starcraft players with "Zerg rush kekekekeke". Since they're obviously not riding zerglings, they decided to call it a tank rush.
kekeke is also similar to the thai expression 555 kvy. Title: Re: Warcraft influences the army??? Post by: Andreas on September 08, 2008, 09:19:33 AM Koreans are the worst players living on the earth. They have several institutes spread across their country were they offer help to people addicted to games. Blizzards games are worst of all. In fact the only documented case (Looked up some years ago. Might be incorrect.) of someone dying from playing games played Diablo 2.
Title: Re: Warcraft influences the army??? Post by: Moen Co. on September 08, 2008, 12:27:38 PM Koreans are the worst players living on the earth. They have several institutes spread across their country were they offer help to people addicted to games. Blizzards games are worst of all. In fact the only documented case (Looked up some years ago. Might be incorrect.) of someone dying from playing games played Diablo 2. Well isn't that bigotry if I've ever seen it. As far as I know both the US and China have similar places dedicated to video game addiction treatment, and I'm sure there are other countries as well. As for people dying after marathon sessions, I've read news reports that include Diablo II, CounterStrike, MapleStory, Everquest I/II, and most likely other MMOs, so it's not just Blizzard either. !!!!!! Title: Re: Warcraft influences the army??? Post by: Andreas on September 08, 2008, 12:36:01 PM Korea is worse then both USA and China. Blizzard held once a speach about Starcraft 2 which was about 5 minutes. People came miles away just to hear it. Its a little ridiculous.
And Blizzard is the biggest game developer (and is even bigger in Korea); Diablo Diablo 2 (LoD) Diablo 3 (coming) Warcraft Warcraft 2 (ToD) Warcraft 3 (FT) WoW Starcarft (BW) Starcraft 2 (coming) Thats the biggest games in Korea. The newer the bigger. But Blizzard havent done every big game but its Blizzard that have done most of them (exept for MMOs). The biggest non Blizzard is Valve with their CS which is based on HL. |