China's gold farming ban not really a ban

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7-02-2009 @ 11:20AM

Barinthos said...

That's a good point. And in the most literal sense it's totally true. You're paying money to get an unlimited number of "vitual goods", whether it be the games currency, mats for tradeskills, gear, mounts...everything the game world has to offer.

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