It's the one user they pay for playing just so they can say that people have access to gaming in North Korea.
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Look, Kim had a busy day, one his best pals has been trying to start WW3 for 3 years, and the other just got attacked by someone trying to start WW3 too. He had to check if the bunker was adequately supplied with an assortment of snacks and energy drinks.
Whole lotta WWIII stuff going on these days! Good thing there's no egomaniac with unchecked power, a cult following of blind worshipers, and access to nuclear weapons! I mean my god! Could you imagine what todays series of events could lead to, if, oh I don't know, such a person were forced by term limits to give up power, but he didn't want to? That would be a nightmare! The amount of destruction could lead to a civil war, which would keep that nation out of WWIII. The amount of destruction and human lives lost would TRUMP WWI and WWII combined!
I sure hope we never see a situation like THAT arise in 3 and a half years!
(That's called foreshadowing)
You will not, as a rule, run across many players from the Democratic People's Republic of Korea
Me, starting up my monster truck just shy of the DMZ: "challenge accepted"
The website is annoying AF...
Shows privacy popup in the beginning, after scrolling down some time, the next popup comes... And when you the press the back button on your phone, they overwrite the logic to show one more popup before allowing you to leave.
Probably an account for Kim to communicate anonymously with other tinpots secretly
I wonder if it's just some random dude with satellite internet that he got from china, though wouldnt the IP be from china instead?
I would bet this is actually multiple people sharing IP.
Many countries and ISPs that lack IPv4 pool many people under single public IP and then redistribute later to individual. Very rare at ISP level in NA but very common in SEA. Though VPNs also give the same effect. And there's probably no country in earth more lacking in IP assignments than North Korea. The entire country shares measly four of /24 assignments which means roughly 1024 IPs for the entire country including all of infrastructure equipments that need IP assignments.
So likely a pool of people from NK show up under the same IP. They do physically connect through China entirely. But these few IP assignments that's assigned to NK should show up as NK instead of China.
Speaking of VPNs, some VPN companies claim they have NK IP. Never tried myself, but if true people using that VPN and connecting to steam would also show up as a dot there. So they may not even be North Koreans.
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