An important announcement on my own behalf
As you know, for the past month, I’ve been highlighting the differences between the global and Korean servers—showing how players on the global server aren't valued and how issues like cheating, spam, and harassment are rampant there, whereas these things don't happen on the Korean server; that is why I invited you all to switch to the Korean server. Since I am a player myself, I naturally championed the players' rights rather than siding with the game company. However, some idiots have perceived this as a threat, projecting their own inferiority complexes and acting as if they are "fed up" with me. You are free to keep pouring your effort into a server riddled with problems, cheats, spam, and harassment; a player who values themselves wouldn't play on the global server anyway—they would play on the Korean server, where fairness prevails and cheating is absent. My goal was simply to show players that they don't have to put up with such injustices and in-game issues; I even helped some people make the move to the main server. I won't be posting about this topic anymore—I’ve said enough. Everyone is free to keep playing on whichever server they choose.
Finally, I would like to conclude with this: I have received—albeit very few—messages claiming that there is no one in Korea and that it is impossible to make friends there. I actually have a team of 343 people in Korea; the Korean server has a very niche audience, and the vast majority of them are in their 30s and 40s.
I will no longer show you the differences between the Korean and global servers, nor will I share the flawless gaming experience I had on the Korean server.

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