Why would people in America want to get CS:Online to work when it is subscription based game. It is made have more of an MMO feel to it.

Why would they though. Its basically the same game as CS: Source with maybe one or two new maps and everything has been translated to Korean.

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^It's a newer version, that's all there is to it for people to get it.

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They still need to make a Korean account and for that you need to have a Korean Social Security Code. And you can only have one account for a social security code. That's real tough to beat.

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Social Security Code? When i played CS 1.6/Condition Zero i never needed a Social Security Code.

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No, the Korean version will. All korean game distribution sites need them to make an account. It's to keep laggers away from their games.

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^Ok then .. i have no idea how you knew that but alright, lol.

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I've tried to play some of the games there. When I went over to Korea, goddamn. Lol. I couldn't play anything there besides Starcraft, Warcraft, and the english version of Counter-strike on Korean servers (no CS:Online yet).

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yea KSSC are so annoying when it comes to MMOs. They keep u out from playing games that are suppose to come to america in 2-5 years.

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Yup. My mom has a social security code though.

But really, I don't stay there long enough to really play the games to their fullest.

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