RuneScape could help finance the food

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Alongside the pocket change he earns while working in a local pizzeria. He earns an average of 60 dollars a month playing RuneScape which is enough to purchase rice and cornmeal to make arepas for his son and sister. However, for Marinez, toiling away online doesn't mean just arepas. It's about escape, even if he believes the medieval-themed video game boring.

In the midst of one the biggest economic slumps over the last 45 years without war, he and others in Venezuela are looking to video games as a means of survival and possible migration. Video games don't mean sitting before a screen. It can mean movement. Hunting herbiboars in RuneScape could help finance the food we eat today and also the future of tomorrow's in Colombia or Chile, countries where Marinez is a member of the family.

The other side of between the Caribbean Sea in Atlanta, almost 2,000 miles away from Marinez, lives Bryan Mobley. As a child was playing RuneScape incessantly, he told me during a phone conversation. "It was amusing. It was a way to clearly skipping homework, s**t like this," he said.

The 26-year-old Mobley sees the game differently. "I don't view it as a virtual world anymore," he told me. To him, it's an "number simulator," like virtual roulette. The increase in the supply of game currency is an infusion of dopamine.

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