In Venezuela where in the year 2019, 96 percent of RuneScape Gold the population had less than the global poverty level in the amount of $1.90 daily, as per an analysis conducted by a Venezuelan university, Marinez is faring better than many.
In addition to the pocket change he gets while working in a local pizzeria, Marinez earns around $60 per month through RuneScape which is enough to purchase rice and cornmeal for arepas as well as rice for himself and his younger sister. However, for Marinez working online doesn't mean just arepas. It's about freedom, even if Marinez thinks that the medieval game is boring.
In the midst of one the biggest economic slumps over the past 45 years, without a conflict, the president and other people in Venezuela are turning to a video game in order to stay alive and potential migration. Video games don't mean being in front of a screen.
It can mean movement. Hunting herbiboars for food in RuneScape could be used to finance food today and tomorrow's future in Colombia or Chile the countries in which Marinez has family.
The other side of between the Caribbean Sea in Atlanta, just 2,000 miles from Marinez lives Bryan Mobley. As a teen, he played RuneScape continuously, he told me during a phone conversation. "It was amusing. It was Buy OSRS Gold a way to clearly not do homework, or anything like that," he said.