Definitions include: Gook is a Korean word used as a bad slang towards people of Asian culture. It's original meaning translates to "people of". Americans are known as Mi-gook, Korean's are Han-gook, and so on. The word Gook was probably taught to American GI's during the Korean War, who bastardized it's use. It surfaced again and was used by GI's who later fought in VietNam. It's still used as a common, non-derogatory, word in Korea and as a slang in other parts of the world.
Definitions include: The game's fun-challenge balance is notable. As players develop, customer demands increase, demanding strategic thinking and quick decisions. Building your market, unlocking new products, and managing workers while pleasing clients adds complexity to the game. This balance of relaxation and challenge keeps players engaged and improves management abilities.
