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Some fans of this Runelite HD project have taken to a square in Falador, a capital city of one of Runescape's main kingdoms. The goal was to have an anti-government protest that is similar to the protest World of Warcraft users had during July. The players can be seen in the video below, posting text dialogue criticizing Jagex for the decision and hashtags like #Free117. Another video shows even more people "marching" out of Falador Square.

A some time ago, something strange started to happen in a game known as Old School RuneScape. In the beginning, there were numerous new players taking part in the game and they were operating in a similar same way. They would be there for hours at a time, carrying out the same task every time. killing green dragons, taking gold harvests, killing more green dragons, and harvesting gold.

It was apparent that the players who were new were gamers refer to as "gold farmer." They were winning gold in the game and then converting the game's gold into real money by selling it off to other players on underground websites. This has been happening for a number of years, and many games do not allow it, yet it still keeps happening.

The problem was, why was there suddenly many of these new players entering Old School RuneScape? The answer lies in one single collapsing economy. Venezuela. Rampant hyperinflation was undermining the local currency. And for thousands of Venezuelans gaming gold became a form of shelter.

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