China's gold farming ban not really a ban

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7-02-2009 @ 12:07PM

Mhmm said...

@Drob10

I might be slightly more sympathetic towards the side of the argument that you are presenting except for the fact that these days their business model has changed. It is now leaning far more towards trying to secretly place malicious software on a victim's machine, hack their WoW account, and make off with the stolen profits. They are not farmers as much as they are thieves and not the Robin Hood kind of thieves either. I don't have sympathy for a thief losing his "job".

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