South Korea boasted an impressive gaming market given its population size. In fact, most gaming companies would have paid little attention to the Korean market given its size. However, online competitive games sold particularly well in Korea. Not only did they pay attention to the Korean market because of this, but they often prioritized it.0

Korea was a leader in esports and when one competitive game became popular, it increased secondary and tertiary revenues. Given this situation, the Korean branch of Civil Empire was always ecstatic.0

"Why on earth does this game not sell in our country no matter how much we promote it?"1

For some reason, they kept distributing a game that did not sell well in Korea. The headquarters naturally saw this as a problem.0

"Maybe it's because our people are less interested in world history?"0

"What about the Americans? They can't even point out where their own country is!"6

"Well, they do have people like that, but they also have a lot of history buffs. It's a place with all kinds of people."0

Honestly, they couldn’t figure it out. Korea once considered RTS games a traditional sport. The lack of popularity in RTS games was perplexing now.0

"It's odd that civilization and history based games...1