January 29, 200224 yr http://www.newscientist.com/news/news.jsp?id=ns99991847excerpt:A computer game played by thousands of enthusiasts over the Internet has spawned an economy with a per-capita income comparable to that of a small country, according to new research by a US economist.The online fantasy game EverQuest lets players create and control characters - or avatars - within a fantasy world called Norrath. Characters gain skills and possessions that they can then trade with other players using the game's currency of "platinum pieces". However, many EverQuest players have found this process too complicated and have instead opted to sell their assets for real money though trading web sites such as eBay.
January 29, 200224 yr WHAT??? you have got to be kidding!!! and people actually buy stuff for a game on ebay! thats about the funniest thing i have heard yet!
January 29, 200224 yr I'll be damned if I would pay for online "money" in a game. This is one of the biggest loads of shetz I have ever seen. Good one Sedative.Big Booger
January 30, 200224 yr Man this is old news, EverCrack fans have sold their stuff online soo much that they have banned the ability on Ebay, the company forbids it..and for good reason...doesnt it take the fun out of the game?!? I dont know, but i actully like to play through it rather then cheat..but thats just me?!? lame asses! -drew
January 30, 200224 yr I work with a guy that bought an Ultima Online castle off of Ebay for a couple of hundred dollars.Even funnier . . . we got slambed with work for about 4 days straigh and wasn't able to keep the castle from disapearing.I guess you need to log in every couple of days to stay alive.Goto Ebay you will be shocked by what people are paying for this stuff.
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