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  • @kor said:

    https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1994476#Comment_1994476

    First of all. Please know that that character doesn't look like a Korean at all. Because it's a character from a Japanese game. The color of Japan is very strong. Above all, the perception of "yakuza" in Korea is rumored to be bad. Also, in Japan, Yakuza is on the verge of decline, which means he is exaggerating.

    In Korea, there has been a war against groups that exist in the dark for the purpose of political attention. And in the end, they won. And the Korean gangsters who lost the war are now practically no more than criminals. This is a story that happened in the 80s when it was a long time ago in Korea.

    in How is DBD not paying royalties for stealing Goro Majima from Yakuza? Comment by kor

  • @TheDuhJ said:

    https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1994449#Comment_1994449

    What does this have to do with two video game characters that share extremely similar personalities among other physical traits? Getting all caught up in the fact that one is Korean and the other is Japanese.

    First of all. Please know that that character doesn't look like a Korean at all. Because it's a character from a Japanese game. The color of Japan is very strong. Above all, the perception of "yakuza" in Korea is rumored to be bad. Also, in Japan, Yakuza is on the verge of decline, which means he is exaggerating.

    in How is DBD not paying royalties for stealing Goro Majima from Yakuza? Comment by kor

  • @TheDuhJ said:

    https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1994417#Comment_1994417

    Uhh... What?

    1. The relationship between Korea and Japan is extremely bad.
    2. China is disliked jointly by Korea and Japan.
    3. China has once discriminated against racial discrimination in the history of China. And it's still like that.
    4. The history of the East was not a bright culture.
    in How is DBD not paying royalties for stealing Goro Majima from Yakuza? Comment by kor

  • @TheDuhJ said:

    I mean, they both Asian, they both throw knives and use baseball bats, they both dress... fashionably similar, and both have a passion for dancing and murder (possibly at the same time). Goro has a Trickster tree too. Cmon.

    I think you're mistaken, but Koreans, Japanese, and Chinese people bite each other and tear each other apart, which means, it's a very bad relationship. In particular, with historical Korean and Japanese people don't get along very good old days. Because the pirates keep hostages ; plunder -.

    in How is DBD not paying royalties for stealing Goro Majima from Yakuza? Comment by kor

  • Jack the Ripper committed serial murders even without media, how can you explain that? And how would you describe Samuel Little, America's worst serial killer?

    in I am a woman who lives alone in Korea. I'm too scared of this situation right now. Comment by kor

  • @VexTheHex said:

    This game literally has a entire cast of serial killers. Freddy is a CHILD #########. I have trouble seeing how this new character is anything new and it never mentions him taking sexual thrill in his killings.

    It's a game that's perfect for studying the minds of serial killers. Not only is there an environment where we can start with psychological experiments, but we can also study the psychology of murderers and the psychology of why they turned into murderers, like contaminated blood.

    in I am a woman who lives alone in Korea. I'm too scared of this situation right now. Comment by kor

  • @Shaped said:

    https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1992265#Comment_1992265

    You never liked someone who is antagonist or at least slightly one? If you played a killer in this game you are probably an evil person right? Why would you play as a killer who put people on hooks or even like them.

    Your comment generalising every man liking fight club is so funny btw. Imagine thinking like that. Guess everyone who likes anything is evil too because some people who like the same things are. That is your logic btw.

    Serial killers and rapists in Korea are not well known in foreign countries. Because even if they commit a crime and go to jail, they don't reflect on themselves, but rather mock their victims with a brazen attitude.


    Above all, the target of the crime is murder against those who are weaker than him.


    And most of all, due to the preference of boys/girls,


    There's a gender imbalance, so most killers and rapists have a significant gender imbalance.

    It's irregular.

    The biggest "characteristic" is that the gender ratio is focused on "male."


    Of course, it's not like there's. It's just "adult."

    In the case of children, there was a killer. It became a big social problem in that the cause of the murder was severe domestic violence.


    If profilers from overseas come to Korea to study,


    You might faint.


    First of all, let me to you.


    "No matter what kind of fear hits you. You run. That's the answer."


    This is the advice I can give him.

    in I am a woman who lives alone in Korea. I'm too scared of this situation right now. Comment by kor

  • Nowadays, more and more political forces are trying to take advantage of their "gender orientation" as a weapon in Korea.

    Most of them love to highlight society as "they are the weak."


    They also love to put pressure on the media/culture.


    Political correctness opened up the possibility of great evil. That is, "You can take advantage both socially and politically by weaponizing your weaknesses." In the meantime, the victims who have suffered any kind of damage are left out and forgotten.


    I'm scared of how I can imagine in an era of really terrible possibilities.

    in Chapter focusing on LGBTAI+, when? Comment by kor


  • We all want to help one another.

    Human beings are like that.

    We don't want to hate and despise.

    Life can be free and beautiful, but we have lost the way.

    We think too much and feel too little.

    • ChristianMossuto - Violence...

    Whew...

    in Don't be homophobic Comment by kor

  • @ImHexyAndINoed said:

    I don't care what you identify as, who you're attracted to or what your colour of skin is.

    You're all food to the entity

    Prepare to die

    https://us.v-cdn.net/6030815/uploads/NL3HLA5BZ7YI/8ea953d82fee4dbe65c1cf0f8ed74d350a0870a9-hq.jpg

    It's such a perfect story. For the entity, it's all the same food. Will the entity be picky and eat people?

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  • @Kolossoni said:

    https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1991706#Comment_1991706

    That is an over-extended, hyper-exggerated take on the modern Yakuzas.

    There are two Korean character there too.

    https://us.v-cdn.net/6030815/uploads/BVL7M30Y6Z73/ezgif-com-webp-to-png.png

    https://us.v-cdn.net/6030815/uploads/7JGQXLIO8UTH/ezgif-com-webp-to-png-2.png

    These two are from the EXACT SAME GAME you are talking about.

    Do these look like real life gangsters to you?

    Joon-gi looks closer to the Trickster than any of the Japanese Yakuzas in the game.

    They are also in fact heavily based on Korean fashion and aesthetics so your argument gets less value from pointing this out BTW.

    Sega, like a dragon, series. It's a game with Yakuza in the background. There was also a Korean background gangster in the second movie. But it was a mess, and the translation was a mess. It's exaggerated. Recognition

    in Is this korean or japanese.... Comment by kor

  • 1. Daytime culture and night culture in Korea are also good. However, night culture has its own painful past Korean culture.

    2. Someone might be crying a lot behind that shining neon sign.

    3. The Han River Bridge is one of the most sad places to visit. Because sensitive issues (suicide) are one of the most popular attractions. So one of the places that people in Korea go when they lose all their lives is the bridge.

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  • @Orion said:

    https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1991606#Comment_1991606

    The existence of LGBT people is not political. Adding politics would be something wholly different.

    Most countries deal with LGBT by making a guide to their own country. In some countries, it's sometimes referred to as a political topic or problem, which is case by case. It's one of the different problems in different countries. It is also true that there are groups that speak out about it. But if it's too abused. Rather, LGBT is recognized as "the beings who cannot come out of the place."

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  • A game that is not fun for you is not a game, but an entity named Game, so you can take a break if it is not fun.

    in Dead by Daylight drains me mentally. Comment by kor

  • @MeltingPenguins said:

    https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1991358#Comment_1991358

    it would have taken you just 2 seconds more to find that the 'homo' in homosexual stems from a different language (greek) than the 'homo' in homo sapiens (latin)

    Also the current humans are 'homo sapiens sapiens' in latin, something your statement casts doubt on

    1. For your information, in Korea, Ae-ja was used to demean the other person or the socially disadvantaged person. So these days, people don't put "ja" at the end of the word. Never. 
    2. Homo sapiens sapiens = sapiensIt's correct if you use all of them.
    3. Homo is also in front of the word symbolizing homosexuals.
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  • @KiwiCoattails said:

    https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1991414#Comment_1991414

    I saved the wrong photo to my phone, but I’ve changed it now lol. They were from a photographers website who did similar photos in Korea and China and I didn’t realise they were grouped together.

    And what exactly do you think is a generalisation error? What the OP said or the chapter itself?

    First of all, as a Korean, Korean cities are very diverse.


    The night view of Seoul is not just beautiful.


    There are bibimbap and bean sprout rice in Jeonju. There are many things.


    Of course, all cities have different nights and days.


    I can't tell you about this through games or videos.

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  • @GoodBoyKaru said:

    https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1991429#Comment_1991429

    no offence but what the hell are you talking about?


    If you want to talk about sensitive things through games, make a game with that sensitive topic.

    in Why LGBTQ characters are important Comment by kor

  • @Orion said:

    https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1991358#Comment_1991358

    Yes, because it's definitely being used in that sense.

    Frankly speaking, referring to "socially sensitive" in the element of "game" is actually one of the right ways. Either "forced" it or. Or if you try to match the settings of the original game by force. Because the game's original setting collapses, it can eventually lead to the game's original meaning fading out.

    Also, if you want to mention something socially sensitive,


    You just have to make a game based on that.

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  • ALL Human = "H. sapiens."

    This is actually scientifically written as a scientific name. But some people seem to deny the scientific name altogether, so it's quite awkward.

    "All human beings are scientifically named Animalia/Chordata/Mammalia/Primates/Hominidae/Homo/H. sapiens."

    😊

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  • Hannibal Lecter

    in What type of killers would you like more of. Comment by kor
  • 그나마.JPG


    YouTubers & communities in Korea have produced these results. (Based on Tessub)


    "You can't use it without a great uplift."


    I've also never seen a long-range attack being "lower" than a melee.


    £ Description: Faster than Huntress' axe throw. The damage part requires tremendous probability.


    Also, the theme of "It's a Korean element" doesn't fit.


    £ Explanation: The "minority" is the equivalent of a trickster in Korean folk tales or myths.

    ex) Dokkaebi (different from Oni in Japan) / Gumiho / Kim Sundal (real person) / Jeon Woo-chi (a Taoist or wizard of the Joseon Dynasty)


    Clichés are not common in Korea in movies where idols become murderers. Especially when a boy idol becomes a murderer?

    There has never been a horror movie shot with such a motif in Korea. At best, there was only a "fear movie" based on a female idol.


    - Jeonju. From ROK. -


    PS: The only horror movie with an idol motif. But female idols

    in Do you like the new killer the Trickster(PTB)? Comment by kor
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