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  5 августа 2022 г.

  The first time, real-world trading was done informally. "You may buy gold from your friend at school," Jacob Reed, the most well-known creator of YouTube videos about RuneScape who goes by the name of Crumb wrote on an email I sent to him. Then, demand for gold exceeded supply and some players were full-time gold farmers, or players who produce the currency in game to trade for real-world money with OSRS Gold.

  
  

  Internet-age miners had always accompanied massively multiplayer online games, or MMOs such as Ultima Online as well as World of Warcraft. They even worked various text-based virtual universes, declared Julian Dibbell, now a technology lawyer who used to blog about virtual economics as a journalist.

  
  

  In the past, many of these gold-miners were mostly located in China. Some were confined to makeshift factories, where they killed virtual ogres and scavenged their corpses in 12-hour shifts. There were even accounts of Chinese government using prisoners to build gold farms.

  
  

  In RuneScape the black market industry that was backed by gold farmers was relatively modest until 2013. The players were dissatisfied the extent to which the game has changed since it was first released in 2001. The players subsequently asked the developer to return to an earlier version. Jagex released a new version from its archive, and fans flocked back to what would later be now known as Old School RuneScape.

  
  

  Many of them were similar to Mobley. They played RuneScape in their teens and looked back fondly on the angular images and quirky soundtrack. Although the 20- and 30 year olds had plenty of time as children however, they were now juggling responsibilities that went beyond schoolwork.

  
  

  "People have jobs now, have families potentially," said Stefan Kempe Another well-known maker of video content on RuneScape that has more than 200,000 subscribers and goes by the brand name SoupRS, on an interview. "It's a limiting factor to how much they are able to play all day long."

  
  

  The game can be tedious. To boost the agility of a character from 1 to 99, which is the top level, would take more than a week of uninterrupted play according to a thorough guide released by the game's creator. When they realized they could have more than just their allowances at the age of 18, players like Mobley, who works at the data center, decided to skip the hassle of getting their characters leveled, the cost of rare items, and the often boring beginnings to the game.

  
  

  Others like Corne, a 21-year-old software engineer from Arnhem with Buy OSRS Gold, Netherlands, who was not willing to divulge his name, but bet gold, and consequently real-world currency in duels with players. "I love money. No matter where it is in real life or in RuneScape it's nice to have" the actor said in an email.

  The first time, real-world trading was done informally. "You may buy gold from your friend at school," Jacob Reed, the most well-known creator of YouTube videos about RuneScape who goes by the name of Crumb wrote on an email I sent to him. Then, demand for gold exceeded supply and some players were full-time gold farmers, or players who produce the currency in game to trade for real-world money with OSRS Gold.

  Internet-age miners had always accompanied massively multiplayer online games, or MMOs such as Ultima Online as well as World of Warcraft. They even worked various text-based virtual universes, declared Julian Dibbell, now a technology lawyer who used to blog about virtual economics as a journalist.

  In the past, many of these gold-miners were mostly located in China. Some were confined to makeshift factories, where they killed virtual ogres and scavenged their corpses in 12-hour shifts. There were even accounts of Chinese government using prisoners to build gold farms.

  In RuneScape the black market industry that was backed by gold farmers was relatively modest until 2013. The players were dissatisfied the extent to which the game has changed since it was first released in 2001. The players subsequently asked the developer to return to an earlier version. Jagex released a new version from its archive, and fans flocked back to what would later be now known as Old School RuneScape.

  Many of them were similar to Mobley. They played RuneScape in their teens and looked back fondly on the angular images and quirky soundtrack. Although the 20- and 30 year olds had plenty of time as children however, they were now juggling responsibilities that went beyond schoolwork.

  "People have jobs now, have families potentially," said Stefan Kempe Another well-known maker of video content on RuneScape that has more than 200,000 subscribers and goes by the brand name SoupRS, on an interview. "It's a limiting factor to how much they are able to play all day long."

  The game can be tedious. To boost the agility of a character from 1 to 99, which is the top level, would take more than a week of uninterrupted play according to a thorough guide released by the game's creator. When they realized they could have more than just their allowances at the age of 18, players like Mobley, who works at the data center, decided to skip the hassle of getting their characters leveled, the cost of rare items, and the often boring beginnings to the game.

  Others like Corne, a 21-year-old software engineer from Arnhem with Buy OSRS Gold, Netherlands, who was not willing to divulge his name, but bet gold, and consequently real-world currency in duels with players. "I love money. No matter where it is in real life or in RuneScape it's nice to have" the actor said in an email.