China's gold farming ban not really a ban

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7-02-2009 @ 12:06PM

Barinthos said...

Everything is open to interpretation. I'm with you in saying it's a service, but there are those out there that would, and most likely do, think otherwise. As far as why they would want to go that route, who knows. But It isn't outside the realm of possibilities for it to happen.

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