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• الوصف : : A mere 26 years old, Mobley has a different view of the game. "I don't consider it a virtual world anymore," he told me. According to him, it's an "number emulator," something akin to virtual roulette. An increase in the quantity of game currency can be an infusion of dopamine.
  
  Since Mobley began...  المزيدA mere 26 years old, Mobley has a different view of the game. "I don't consider it a virtual world anymore," he told me. According to him, it's an "number emulator," something akin to virtual roulette. An increase in the quantity of game currency can be an infusion of dopamine.
  
  Since Mobley began playing RuneScape in the early 90s an underground market had been bubbling under the computer game's economy. In the world of Gielinor it is possible to trade items such as mithril's longswords, yak- armor, herbs harvested from herbiboars and gold, the game's currency. Eventually, players began exchanging gold in the game for actual dollars, a practice known as real-world trading. Jagex, the game's developer has a ban on these exchanges.
  
  Initially, trades in real-time was done informally. "You might buy some gold from a friend you met at college," Jacob Reed, known as a prolific creator of YouTube videos about RuneScape who goes by the name of Crumb, wrote through an email that I received. The the demand for gold surpassed supply, and some players became full-time gold farmers, or people who generate in-game currency which they sell for real-world cash.
  
  Internet-based miners have always been associated with massively multiplayer online games or MMOs like Ultima Online and World of Warcraft. They also worked their way through several text-based virtual realms, stated Julian Dibbell, now a technology transactions lawyer who used to write about virtual economies as a journalist.
  
  In the past, many of these gold-miners were located in China. Some hunkered down in makeshift factories, where they slayed virtual ogres, and then robbed their bodies during 12-hour shifts. There were even news reports about the Chinese government employing prisoners to build gold farms.
  
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