Anyone speak Korean?

[higgins]

youtu.be/VW8ObcGD478

Relevant to us from 6:20

[EinBein]

I'll most likely be in Korea within the next three or four weeks... Maybe I can ask a colleague of mine to translate

[higgins]

It would be fun to know even just the general impression

[nemedeus]

Man, the more i hear about Estonia, the more i wanna visit. It looks nice!

Also higgs why does it look like you're always starting a fight in hitting distance? I'd be scared to stay that close to my opponent

[EinBein]

With best regards from my Korean colleague:

Sure, I watched the video with my friend during the weekend and I also enjoyed it.
Basically the goal of this TV show is introducing a country.
This episode is about Estonia and as a part of the episode, they want to introduce old culture of Baltic country.
A medieval re-enactment sword fighting is for that.

Generally Narrator said that it is very interesting and people reenact it alive since, they wore similar costumes, equipment etc. with medieval time.
Also, actors acting is very nice.
It sounds that they had a lot of fun there and talked about it very positive J

[higgins]

With best regards from my Korean colleague:

Nice! It turned out a friend of mine had gotten into Koeran TV shows and she gave me the gist of it. Apparently we were called actors and they got our names massively wrong, hahaha.

Man, the more i hear about Estonia, the more i wanna visit. It looks nice!

Late Fall/Early Winter would be quite literally the worst time to come here. If you want to come, I'd recommend Summer. Or if you really like winter sports, then Winter, provided we have snow.

Also higgs why does it look like you're always starting a fight in hitting distance? I'd be scared to stay that close to my opponent

With such small demos, there aren't any referees to tell us when to go, so, we touch blades to make sure both are ready. Sometimes we back up after we do, but it comes down to opponent/preference/mood/etc.