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Gold Farming has become a $500 million global virtual outsourcing business
A new report has revealed the true extent of this 'quasi-legal' sector that for many has become the lynchpin of virtual gaming. A new report has revealed the true extent of this 'quasi-legal' sector that for many has become the lynchpin of virtual gami... more
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Gold Farmers Earn Living By Playing MMORPG Games
"Gold Farmers are young people who earn their living by playing MMORPG games. They acquire ("farm") items of value within a game, usually by carrying out in-game actions repeatedly to maximize gains, sometimes by using a program such as a bot or automatic clicker.
They sell the artificial gold coins and other virtual goods they've harvested to players and/or farming organizations and get "real" money in return. Players from around the world will then use the golden coins to buy better armor, magic spells and other equipments to climb to higher levels or create more powerful characters.
Many companies have attempted to block the use of gold-farming services by specifically stating in their End User License Agreements and Terms of Service that any and all game assets (from the player's characters themselves, to any items that they may be carrying) remain the sole property of the company itself, and taking aggressive action to close the accounts of any that are found to be using gold-farming (or similar) services.
Although there are gold farmers or gold farms in countries like the Philippines, Indonesia, and Mexico, Chinese are by far the most dynamic. There, young players typically work twelve hour shifts, with just a lunch break somewhere in the middle.
There are gold farmers or gold farms in other countries as well, such as the Philippines, Indonesia, and Mexico. However, they do not approach the scope and scale of the Chinese farm industry...."
http://www.we-make-money-not-art.com/archives/2008/05/h... "Gold Farmers are young people who earn their living by playing MMORPG games. They acquire ("farm") items of value with... more -
Man Dies From 3-Day Gaming Binge
is this why it's been so quiet in LL1 lately between 12-1 and after 5?
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