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Marinez Aged 20 years old "does offer services" for other players in Old School RuneScape, a hugely multiplayer online role-playing game RuneScape Gold for sale. People from all over the world pay him with Bitcoins, typically, to take on quests and to level up the skills of their characters as miners, hunters, or fighters.
In Venezuela In 2019, where 96% of the population had less than the global poverty line that is $1.90 daily, according to the findings of a study conducted by an Venezuelan university, Marinez is doing better than most.
In addition to the pocket change he gets working at a nearby pizzeria. He earns an average of $60 a month with RuneScape enough to purchase rice and cornmeal for arepas as well as rice for himself and his younger sister. For Marinez who is online, it isn't just about the arepas. It's about escape--even if he believes that the medieval fantasy game is boring.
One of the biggest economic slumps over the last 45 years without war, he and others in Venezuela have turned to a video game as a means for survival and even a possibility of migration. The game of video doesn't have to mean sitting on a couch in front of the screen buy old school rs gold. It can mean movement. Hunting herbiboars in RuneScape can finance today's food and the future of tomorrow within Colombia or Chile, countries where Marinez has family.
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