A few days ago, Korea is to adopt an amendment to ban in-game currency trade. What's up with Korean government? They can impose tax on in-game currency trade or some of other this way (just like my country did, Maplestory in-game trade tax, around 10 percent), although this action is still in draft phase but it should come out within couple of months. Maybe be the headquarter figures the in-game currency trade is a risk to their economic or sth?

What do you see from this action? How about your country?

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This post has been edited by LHOO: Dec 5 2006, 11:27 AM

Korea different from other countries lo, they got too many super dedicated players.

We Malaysians casual casual nia

why such the difference exist?

im wondering

coz korea government support gaming, malaysia government din support

Even if support still doesn't mean they have the right to tax mah. Its not even a tangible stuff.

With what happening around cyber cafe and what Malaysian doing using internet, i don't think Malaysia government will support gaming industry for another 100 years.

Our Malaysia government tend to support project that start with the words 'SMART" , that y we spend a tons on those smart toilet, so u roll out somethings called like smart gaming, only then ours government will consider it a smart things to do & to support. ;P

This post has been edited by arrow: Dec 28 2006, 11:06 PM

they tot they are smart ass mah

wah, sudenly dig back soooooo old punya thread?

wah, sudenly dig back soooooo old punya thread?