A couple of years ago, something bizarre began to happen in a video game known as Old School RuneScape. It was apparent that there were many gamers who were new to the game and they were acting in the same manner RuneScape Gold. They were there for hours and hours performing the same tasks every time. Killing green dragons, and collecting gold. Killing more green dragons while harvesting gold.
It was apparent that these new players were what gamers refer to as "gold farmer." They were winning gold in the game, and later converting this gold from the game into actual cash by selling it to other players on underground sites. This has been happening for many years and the majority games don't allow it, however it's still happening.
The main question was: why was there suddenly many of these new players entering Old School RuneScape? The answer lies in a single economy that was crashing. Venezuela. Inflation rates were rising and threatening the currency of the nation. And for thousands of Venezuelans playing video games, gold became a source of refuge.
Chances are that if you were born in the early 2000s, with access to an internet connection runescape 2007 gold, you probably have played RuneScape. The earliest MMORPG was a pioneer in establishing an online experience for role-playing that anyone could access on their web browser.
