The leader board rankings being reset to level 10 is also exciting will unknowns step up and get on that first page or will the hardened veterans reclaim their positions? Perhaps we will even see some meta-game shifts as more players forgo BARs for a fast Greyhound and PE players search for devious places to hide their Vampire HTs. The 2.602 patch adds some fresh maps to the rotation, improves many of the old standbys, and has a long, well-thought out and well-tested list of balance changes and bug fixes. There is more than one 1v1 map, there are a couple of new factions, and you can no longer delete your base mg nests for the fuel. It's been nearly five years since Company of Heroes first came out, and a lot has changed since then. In a few days - days that are sure to feel quite long for many of us - the final Company of Heroes patch will be released. The tech giant currently offers only 20 percent of the total service in South Korea, one of the world's most wired nations.This is it. The request was rejected by the government due to South Korea's National Security Law, drafted more than a half century ago to fight communism, that bans the South Korean government from sending such map data to other countries. Google first sought approval from the Seoul government in 2010 to store South Korean map data in its foreign servers, such as in Singapore and the United States. Google first launched its basic map service in South Korea in 2008 but has failed to offer full-fledged service, including 3-D maps and driving directions. Google reportedly did not accept the request, citing the company policy only to provide the best quality service. The Seoul government had said it might allow Google to use the government-supplied maps if it deleted or blurred sensitive and military facilities, including the presidential office Cheong Wa Dae. '(The ministry) suggested Google come up with supplementary measures to relieve security concerns, but Google did not accept this.'

'There are security concerns amid the confrontation between the South and the North,' the ministry said. The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, which supervises mapping policy, announced the decision after a meeting with officials from the foreign, defense and other-related ministries. to take government-supplied map data outside the country, citing possible security breaches. 18 (Yonhap) - South Korea decided Friday not to allow Google Inc. (ATTN: CHANGES headline, lead, photo UPDATES with more info throughout)

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