korea may be the king of online games...

...but it will only spread to the USA if they start hiring actual native English speakers for their marketing materials (and preferably game content as well) when they do an English-language launch. Rakion looks and sounds like a lot of fun, but if the website is indicative of what the in-game help will be like, it’s doomed.

We did not intend to create similar game. Feel free to browse through new concept that Rakion provide for you.

If Engrish is Japanese English, what is the Korean equivalent?

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Sasquatchua6/14/2007 2:03 AM
Don't sweat it... Engrish is an equal opportunity slur.
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