Black Desert is a fantasy MMORPG setting. And I understand that you're going to be bringing in elements of Korean folk tales and Korean culture to the game, is that right? I mean, you were talking about how Black Desert Online, it's like a typical medieval fantasy world. Because most games are set in, like - in a very European fantasy world.ĬHANG: Right. JIN: So this is - yeah, this is literally - it is very similar to other Western titles. JIN: So there's a bunch of things you can do. JIN: You also do a lot of different things like, you know, breeding horses. Take a look beneath the bridge if you want to see what I mean. UNIDENTIFIED ACTOR: (As character) Giath, king of the goblins, grows craftier by the day. (SOUNDBITE OF VIDEO GAME, "BLACK DESERT ONLINE") So you are somebody in this medieval European fantasy world, so fighting with monsters, also collaborating with other players to do something. JIN: Yeah, so Black Desert is our flagship MMORPG, meaning massively multiplayer online role-playing game. So there were just, you know, a bunch of, you know, stuff actually you did there.ĬHANG: Well, one of your company's best-known games is called Black Desert Online.ĬHANG: First, can you just describe what sort of world you were creating in that game and what sort of things players are seeing on-screen just so people can visualize? But sometimes they just want to chat online with their friends or even write a report. And kids are, you know, playing games there.
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Even when they had one, it was more popular just to go to PC cafes, where, you know, 30 or 40 or even, like, hundreds of computers were there. But when I was in a college from mid-to-late '90s - and back then, not everyone actually had a good computer at home.
So I understand that you used to go to arcades every day after school growing up in Korea, is that right? Nice to meet you all.ĬHANG: Nice to meet you. We wanted to take a moment now to mark the end of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with Jeonghee JJ Jin, CEO of Pearl Abyss America, which is a subsidiary of the South Korean video game developer Pearl Abyss. JANE FONDA: And the Oscar goes to "Parasite."ĬHANG: But South Korea is also a global force in esports and home to an ever-growing video game industry, bringing new, imaginary worlds to consoles and computers all around the world. All while Korean filmmakers are bringing home Academy Awards. Or been glued to Korean dramas, which are streaming now more than ever.ĬHANG. J-Hope also added his twist to it by having his pager number as the ID and RM's ID is his apartment number.BTS: (Singing) Smooth like butter, like criminal undercover.ĬHANG. Both of these dates are extremely important for the members as they were the turning points in their lives. Similarly, Jungkook's ID number is the date he arrived Seoul while Jimin has the date of BTS' first concert as his ID. V, the band's singer has a 000001 written on the card which means victory or being number one. However, this 6-digit ID has significance in it.Īll the members planned these numbers based on the dates of special events in their lives. These numbers are representing the IDs of the members just like the criminals have their IDs. This is similar to the walls which are used for measuring the heights of the criminals.Īlso, the cards have the date of birth, name, and a 6-digit-number on them. The reference to the criminal in the lyrics is depicted in the video with members holding their name cards and standing against a wall with a height scale on it. Jungkook, the team's lead vocalist, opens the video with the lyrics, 'Smooth like Butter, like a criminal undercover'. The song starts off with strong bass beats and a black and white filter.
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