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[Goobera]

Another small poll to help over the waiting time ^^ This one seems as far interesting as it can stay for a long time, and provide valuable technical information for the fans... Please do not see the questions as too strict, if you do not want to answer and tell more just vote and that's all ^^

I wanted to add: I read Kubera usually at home, but when at work, and it is the Kubera release day, then I sometimes open the Korean Naver Webtoon (during lunch break, I eat my sandwiches in front of my computer), since my colleagues will not understand which page it is or could read Korean at all ^^ I also tend to read the Company translations in Batoto at home, and while at work I open random manga websites, to NOT to lead any curious/possibly manga-hating colleagues (or even worse, my boss) to the Batoto website =_=

Edited by Goobera, 11 December 2012 - 09:54 PM.

[svines85]

mmm, an easy question, ASAP however and whenever I can get away with it xD

[krackenker]

option: 1-2-3, 7-8-9 and 10

I sometimes read over Boredooms shoulder whenever i see him reading it

Edited by krackenker, 09 December 2012 - 08:21 PM.

[Eleean]

In the not-so-ancient era when Batoto was unknown to me, I used to read Kubera via Mangafox. Eh.
I have now a merry time with options 1 and 2.
But I also read it via mobile attending my lectures, right before my exams, waiting for the bus, when talking to other people, lunch time, dinner time and sometimes I dream about reading it, but I suppose that doesn't count.

[Frozen Ice]

I started reading Kubera in Mangahere, then saw the notes in the chapters about it in long strips in Batoto, so I went here to read it.

[themantarays]

Yeah, I used to go to mangafox too.

Is it just me, or has this forum exploded with polls?

[Ariatha]

Process:
Wait for the raws.
Stare wistfully at the text.
Wait for Mizura's translations.
Celebrate.
Wait for The Company's translations.
Celebrate again!
(Re-read all chapters in the arc)

[Mizura]

lol! "I read the original Naver Webtoon (Korean raws) with the help of my quick translation."
Well, it's accurate actually. I mean, I don't understand a word of it all either until I put them all through Google Translate either. >.>;;;

And of course I'm always looking forward to The Company's translations. Neeeed neeeeext chaaaapter! *__*

[OverLord-sama]

To answer how I by-pass security protocols and such, Private proxy network on a flash drive

[Kreiri]

please explain how you bypass the monitoring or curious boss/colleagues

There isn't any monitoring Besides, even if there were, it takes several minutes for Xcode to build and run resource-heavy app on the device.

[foremostproxy]

Batoto, the very best there is! When you absolutely positively gotta read Kubera like boss, accept no substitutes~!

On a slightly less serious note, I open the raws on Naver, then close them. I mean, I can read Korean... just slowly. I can't take reading Kubera slowly. So instead I just read it quick when it comes out and then reread it once or twice to really get the feel of it xD

[ms_chelle101]

i read whenever i can. but when i read it at work, i read on my phone hidden from the camera. i know the blindspots lol >.

[( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)]

Batoto! In mondays I usually dont go to lectures , so I usually read Kubera at 4-6on mondays xD

[Gizmos]

1-2-4-5, There is no kind of boss or curious friends but since I'm living in a dorm right now, it's much more harder to read it peacefully because i usually don't want others to see me reading "weird" comics. But nice part is, i can access raws or chapters anytime via mobile phone in university even though the letters are hard to read and you can't use google translate. In my high school we didn't have a wireless, so it is much more better now in university
Because of the google translate issue and hard to read letters, I read chapters/raws again in my dorm, via computer. Also I look at them when I am bored or when a wild theory appears in my mind.
Also I lurk in the forums while eating breakfast via mobile. So, i read Kubera and think about it all the time

[DukeGod]

In home, at my computer, and only from The Company scans. I got into Naver to count as a viewer for them but don't read

Aniway, preferianlly with someting to eat and drink =D

[tkl.ee]

I read the translation by the company on batoto and another site: mangapark (which also uploads translations by the company). It was actually mangapark that led me to Kubera. I read at home on my laptop. I don't read at school because I usually am able to get back home right after class if need be. My studio's not that far away from my classes like 10+ minutes of walking.

I'll take a glimpse at the raws on naver and/or the translations then forget about it for the remaining week.

Then when on a Friday/Saturday or so when I have more time, I'll sit down with a cup of hot tea and read or reread the translations.

Then, if still not completely satisfy with a chapter being on a cliffhanger.

I then go and read Mizura's translation and/or browse on wikia and/or on google and/or on currygom blog (and stare at the foreign words like an idiot) and reread stuff that I probably have already read before to see if I'd missed anything. I think that's called Kubera withdrawal...then i'll force myself to get up from my chair/or bed and take a shower/make dinner/wash dishes/do laundry..anything that gets my butt up or whatever depending on what I need to get done.

The cycle continues.

Edited by tkl.ee, 14 December 2012 - 11:18 AM.

[SoulCool]

I give the webtoon on Naver a hit every time it updates to contribute to the series, and then wait for The Company translations to come out later to read. I read stories on either a ASAP or chapter-per-week basis. Kubera is in the chapter per-week now because I've caught up with the series.

[KittyRaw]

I'm new to Batoto, so I've read the new chapters on Kissmanga (because you can read it on one page ) along with all my other manga/manhwas, but I'll probably start reading Kubera here from now on

[Random-Webtoon-Fan]

I simply read the raws, since I am a Korean. XD

[Dreamingflower]

I started reading Kubera at mangafox first, but I skipped to Batoto. :3. I always read it at home, but I guess if I have school when the new raw is out, I'll try to go to naver on my iPod.