Online Games Ruin Your Life

[Ironwood]

Follow up from the Beeb

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/4072704.stm

[Nevermore]

Finally registered after literally years of lurking just to post this link, and in the time it took to register it's posted.  I find that very amusing for some reason.

While China has no laws to deal with the theft of virtual property, South Korea has a section of its police force that investigates in-game crime.

I'm looking forward to CSI:WoW.

[Paelos]

Finally registered after literally years of lurking just to post this link, and in the time it took to register it's posted.  I find that very amusing for some reason.

While China has no laws to deal with the theft of virtual property, South Korea has a section of its police force that investigates in-game crime.

I'm looking forward to CSI:WoW.

That'll learn ya, huh?

[Polysorbate80]

He was barely able to put his pants on before Qiu stabbed him

Nice sense of priorities, there...

[Stephen Zepp]

Finally registered after literally years of lurking just to post this link, and in the time it took to register it's posted.  I find that very amusing for some reason.

While China has no laws to deal with the theft of virtual property, South Korea has a section of its police force that investigates in-game crime.

I'm looking forward to CSI:WoW.

Now THAT made me literally laugh out loud.

[ClydeJr]

He was barely able to put his pants on before Qiu stabbed him

Nice sense of priorities, there...

Must be the Chinese version of "Put some clean underwear on! What if you're in an accident and the doctors see you're wearing dirty underwear?"

[HaemishM]

While China has no laws to deal with the theft of virtual property, South Korea has a section of its police force that investigates in-game crime.

Korea has a whole department in the police force to investigate catass criminals?

Yeah, tell me again how Koreans are not batshit insane.