Sunday, March 16, 2008

The World of Warcraft s Rule and Gold Producing Rule

Most World of Warcraft players have bought gold from sites. Different sites have different price and service. Then, do you know how did the gold come out? What s the life of the gold farmers?
Actually, farmers have no difference between game players. Most of the gamers are in Asia, such as China, Filipine, India and other countries, especially in China, produce 90% of the gold.
China farmers use the unallowed bots and professional skill to get gold. For example, a level 60 character can produce 2000 gold every day in the way to level 70 if the account is controlled by a professional Chinese farmer. Otherwise, there powerleveling speed is strikingly fast. In normal occasion, they only need 10-12 days to powerlevel a new character to level 60 with 200 gold when they finish the powerleveling. This makes us puzzled. In fact, it depends on the attitude on game. We like team work and do quests with our game partners. But Chinese farmers treat the game like a tool of abreaction about the society. In the other hand, they can make money buy doing this. We think games are for pleasure, but they don t. That s why we often loose items because of these gamers who can t speak our language. I am not saying that all the gamers are from China, some are from our country.
A interesting tale is that famous NBA star- Yao Ming said he was often defeated by other gamers. He felt upset when his character was killed by others. That s the game rule. Not as the same as our reality.
As to World of Warcraft, I love it very much. Just like other gamers, I also buy gold, cause I have no time in farming gold and I want to make my character stronger. Cause there is demand, supply comes out. I don t think it s bad. Though we may all be hurt by those who don t do as the rule. The enjoyment games have taken cant be equal. I hope Blizzard can be better and take more pleasure for gamers.
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