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| Gold spammers can ruin a game. Gold spammerscan ruin a gameByMichael LaffertyGold farmers andthose advertising power-leveling services should be banned permanentlyNCsoft’s Aion released several weeks ago, and while it started off fine, it hasbecome the latest victim of the gold spammers who have been overwhelming thechat channels with advertising for their wares.Gold spammers are those individuals typically from Asian countries andrepresenting larger companies who farm for gold and then sell that as well aspower-leveling for real-world coin through Web sites not affiliated. For thesepeople, this is a source of income and they find it necessary to advertise theirwares, and what better place to do it than in the same marketplace’ where theyhope to attract customers. Ok, that part is understood. However, these people,with their constant barrage of chat channel spam is ruining an otherwiseenjoyable experience. It is hard to wade through their garbage to hear thequestions, answers or even groups looking for members to achieve common questgoals in a game. It’s almost enough to make you wish to change sides in the Runescape game and hunt them inthe Runescape player-versus-Runescape player areas. They are an annoyance, a nuisance and adetriment to the gaming community. Understandably it is hard for the Runescape game publishers to ban them and keep them outof the Runescape games. With the proliferation of this spam in Aion, it is apparent justhow widespread these Runescape players are and how they are willing to change accountsthat are banned and re-engineer their business anew.Buy Rs Gold That alone says how muchmoney is yanked in. Obviously there is a market for what they offer. Runescape players aretoo lazy to experience the Runescape game for themselves and thus buy power-leveling sothey can be uber’ without the effort actually attaining the rank. Of course,some of these Runescape players who are power-leveled have no true concept of their classand that can show in the Runescape game. Sure, part of the problem is the financial model in Runescape games that create moneysinks. The NPC merchants charge outlandish prices for goods that are needed, andwithout the healthy competition, the Runescape player marketplace whether they are inthe form of auction houses or brokers tends to start to ramp up to prices thatare far from affordable. |
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