The need to use IE is a myth, its hard coded to check if browser is IE but you can get around it by using chrome or firefox and pasting this into the javascript console.
Open console with F12 or Ctrl+Alt+J usually.
Quote:
$.post(APPLICATION_CONTEXT + "/Launcher/auth", {
timestamp : new Date().getTime() / 1000
}, function(data){
var a = data.launcherAuthUrl.split('/');
console.log('Alt1Games.TwelveSky1:/'+a[1]+'/'+a[2]+'/0/18/0/2/1024/768');
});
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Of course this message could very well be saying you have been banned
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Why not translate it? View the javascript source for the alert box's and find the one with that text and chuck it into google translate. Or write out the images, or take screenshot crop it to just the text area and put it into a korean OCR service then put that text into translator. Looking in the JS is easiest with sublime, find all occurances of alert then find the ones with the same characters.
