China Bans Goldfarming

wow so many sites must be freaking out right now

 

[BRuM ToWN]

I bet some of them are trying to make the most of it while they can.

 

[Guide]

Old news, I knew this like 5 months ago.

EDIT : Oh, right, old topic, hahah.

 

[Chrisssssss]

They banned gold farming, not power leveling.

 

[Chrisssssss]

They banned gold farming, not power leveling.

 

[cowseatcows]

In the magazine "Wired" there was an article about real world trading. A WoW player sued a site that sold goldfarming for making the game less enjoyable, while they had to pay to play,etc. He actually won and the site got banned from selling gold for 5 years i think.

 

[Reflex_]

thanks for the share mate

 

[Snoop Dawg]

Old news, I knew this like 5 months ago.

EDIT : Oh, right, old topic, hahah.

haha Yea it is an old topic but i think its still funny stuff.

 

[kingoflolz]

THAT'S A WIN, was looking at going into farming rs gold myself, hopefully prices will pop up.

 

[tepet]

how do u farming gold with bot? is there any guide about it? sorry for off topic..
btw free bump!!

 

[mele45]

ooooooo thats odd

 

[i am foolish]

i just l0l'd IRL

 

[neverfinished]

finally small business teens like myself in America can begin to thrive without having to deal with competition working for a dollar an hour!

 

[pie4muh]

if selling gold on a video game is screwing up your country's financial stuff. thats pathetic

 

[Noud]

Thanks for posting this

 

[crikey gator]

I think this might lead to old wild coming back if theres no rwting anymore, even though I do not see how it could end rwting.

 

[GrAApe DrAAnK]

Dude i've seen this on google few days ago. im extra happy for this post. now i can prove it to these kids that didnt believe me.

 

[Young Money.]

I knew someday they would stop it.

 

[Surround Sound]

All the websites will get around it...

 

[Finally_Found_Freedom]

I do understand most of the information you've just said and I've taken it into consideration. The industry will be hit and the economy will plummet. I understand that. Many people will lose their job, that's an aspect that's going to be faced.

I'm just looking at it in "the bigger picture" perspective. With this limitation, people will lose jobs, yes. But it produces more people working in other branches of its' society and they can thrive further. Someone who's a genius could be working in one of those "sweat-shops", can realize his/her potential by stepping into the world outside of online gaming. Everyone wants an easy and lazy alternative where they don't put much mind in to make money and that's human nature. These jobs are basic and they just sit on the computer a lot of the time clicking away. They could get into other industries and other branches of China's economy could thrive while this dies. I know it will be hard on the people facing unemployment with the high population and only certain amount of jobs. I understand that but I'm just listing a few good things come out of this disaster. I do understand the human side of things and that's just one the rougher sides that no one wants to be gloom and doom about.

1 Industry full of people become unemployed.

1 Industry full of people spread out and join other work forces.

A whole bunch of areas thrive.

There are always the lighter and darker sides of things. I understand the Communism that is China. I'm just trying to be somewhat positive. I do know this is a terrible day for everyone.

The bottom line is, for the lowest common denominator these are suitable jobs, and all those jobs have just been taken away.