Others, however, RS gold contended that because gold farmers are breaking the rules and hurting the game's economy, they deserve whatever's coming to themand did not appear to have a lot of sympathy for their own situation. "This fucks the match's economy and violates the rules," said one player responding to the manual. "

I know that Venezuela is fucked up, but jesus shit dude, there are far better things to do with your goddamn time compared to farming gold. Things like learning something new or whatever may aid your country get out of the terrible situation."

There was also a third variety of response: people saying that they followed the guide's advice and went searching for"Pablos," as some took to calling Venezuelan players. "Free loot + enjoyable."The guide was not the first time Runescape players had expressed anti-Venezuelan opinion, but it was easily the most barbarous example of it.

Instead, he stated,"the entire thing just made feel rage. Not your ordinary'political debate' type of anger but something more personal, particularly because my family is still [in Venezuela], and that I know what hungry feels like. To observe these men that had the luck to be born to the ideal soil dehumanize Venezuelans, man, that tore me."

Venezuelan gold farmers are not like the massive armies of bots unleashed on Runescape and other games, occasionally by gold farming companies. Instead, they often spend entire days and weeks farming independently, and they normally work independently, as opposed to as part of a organization. How many of these play up -- to the point at which they market the gold -- does not violate rules as directly as, say, with a bot.

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