| | GGL - The Korean Warcraft 3 Experience: A History, Part I (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12) |
 | | This article will be a chronological overview of non-Koreans (mostly focusing on Western players) who stay in South-Korea (hereafter refered to as "foreigners") to play WarCraft 3 on a professional level, and Koreans moving out of Korea to play WarCraft 3 on a professional level. |
 | | Despite a promising start in early WarCraft 3 (2002/2003), with televised leagues hosted by OGN and MBC, both individual and team leagues, the WarCraft scene slowly declined over the past three years in Korea to a shade of its former glory. |
 | | Many feel that they were in prime gaming shape during the stay, and it's no mystery why the first two WarCraft 3 World Cyber Games were won by players who were, at the time, based in South-Korea, with the third being won by a player who spent months in the country before the match. |
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