Asian kuskies

[DaFred]

Why aren't there any asian elma players (afaik) and how long does it take when they find the game till an asian player is better than john?
I guess when thay train it like guitar hero or star craft they ez beat everyone after maximum 2 years

[roope]

Ulaanaa is mongo

[Lousku]

Ulaanaa.

[Mawane]

Because they like good graphic games. As Benson said,

I really want this game to spread in Hong Kong... but... nearly noone is interested in it.

. Had a chat conversation with Ulaanaa (Mongolian) and they dont like that kind of game :/ Well, there are always exceptions

[Madness]

Because they like good graphic games. As Benson said,

I really want this game to spread in Hong Kong... but... nearly noone is interested in it.

. Had a chat conversation with Ulaanaa (Mongolian) and they dont like that kind of game :/ Well, there are always exceptions

That's same in every country.

[DaFred]

maybe someone should make starcraft.lgr ^^

[pawq]

i bet sth like that already exists...

[jonsterion]

Starcraft is older than elma and has terrible graphics (for nowadays standarts) and they still play it.
Asian people are bad bike drivers? I dunno.

[Kazeta]

starcraft is national sport in korea, but what about china?

[Polarix]

Asians/japanese people are not good/best at every thing. They are just as good as everyone else, its just a myth.

But look at this number
3 902 404 193 people at some point in 2002 (-russia: 39 000 000)

2/3 is realistic today of the whole population.

And 2 of them plays this game.

[Pab]

The problem is that we all played Elma Demo at school and asians played 繁體中文 · 簡體中文 · 日本語 Beta

[Polarix]

The problem is that we all played Elma Demo at school and asians played 繁體中文 · 簡體中文 · 日本語 Beta

hehe yeah. Good ol 2001

[nick-o-matic]

Technically at least LossDS is from Asia too since he is from Siberia =P

[Grace]

Australia is an Asian county.

[gimp]

no its not....australia is its own continent. russia however, is an asian country.

[Pab]

Australia is an Asian county.

[ville_j]

<Thorze>Sydney is capital city of Australia
<Thorze>I just know it

Sorry, I just had to xD

[Bismuth]

I kinda miss Thorze

[Igge]

Meh. Like 99% of the world's population think Sydney is the capital of Australia, as well as Montreal being the capital of Canada, and Glasgow the capital of Scotland etc.

Blame their teachers instead.

[Grace]

no its not....australia is its own continent. russia however, is an asian country.

By that definition, Brunei, Indonesia, Japan, The Phillipines, Taiwan and so on aren't Asian countries. They are. Australia is classified itself as being in the region of Asia whilst being a seperate continent. Likewise, Tasmania - part of Australia, is not part of the Australian continent. In fact, the southern part of Asia (South of Singapore) is considered the "Australasian" part.

Confusion sort of happens when you consider nearby Islands - New Zealand, New Caledonia, Antarctica etc. When they are added to the spectrum, the region is considered a sub-region of Asia "Oceania"

Russia is one of 2 countries covering two regions (The other being Turkey) - part of it is European while the rest is in Asia.

[roope]

Wtf they teach you (or us) at school, I've never ever before heard anything that suggests Australia being a part of Asia by any means. Only mentioning about Asia in the wikipedia entry of Australia's geography is "Australia is separated from Asia by the Arafura and Timor seas".

[Polarix]

can you link proofs if so, haruhi?

[Igge]

Rofl.

Australia = continent.
Oceania = continent that includes Australia and other nab islands close to it.

Hence, you can look at Australia in 2 ways; either as it's own continent or part of a continent consisting of several islands (called Oceania).

[culinko]

A continent is one of several large landmasses on Earth. They are generally identified by convention rather than any strict criteria, with seven regions commonly regarded as continents – they are (from largest in size to smallest): Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Antarctica, Europe, and Australia.

[Igge]

Oceania (sometimes Oceanica[1]) is a geographical, and often geopolitical, region consisting of numerous lands—mostly islands in the Pacific Ocean and vicinity. The term "Oceania" was coined in 1831 by French explorer Dumont d'Urville.[dubious – discuss] The term is also sometimes used to denote a continent comprising Australia and proximate Pacific islands,[2][3][4][5]