Korea Supreme Court rules virtual currency convertible
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How did I not hear about this sooner?
This sounds like a great idea, with obvious potential risks. What is real currency, after all, than a piece of paper that people ascribe value to? These days, people rely on thousands/millions of dollers they can't even see.
And really, using virtual currency as a business was going to happen either way, one might as well make it legal. Alcohol was made illegal in the US, and look how that turned out.
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If they want to do this for real, they're going to have to regulate the hell out of it in order to keep their economy under control. I mean, every game has a different value for their currency, such as in eve where a single player can earn billions of isk compared to world of tanks where you don't need that sort of money. I mean, it would be great to do that but if it's not done exactly right it could spell disaster for their country.
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hopefully this gets rid of all the beggers <.<
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There's going to be alot of new lawsuits with all these mmo companies, and fortunately for those Korean mmo developers they get a free lunch.
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@guitargod909 korea doesnt do gold farms u retardedfuckingcunt
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i hope ur children die of leukemia u fucking cunt
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I don't understand, how can virtual currency have a value at all? Unless the game is based on real life currency. What makes it have value? You aren't doing a service for anyone but yourself, with money that is nothing but text..
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Theres a lot of legal issues to think about, being a game developer this really affects me. Does that count for say any game or just online games would it count for say diablo?
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I'd love to watch a video where you don't use the word "scam"
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Also, what MMO do you play?
I wonder what camera this guy uses...its insane
HippoKissez 2 years ago 11
off topic but your camera is awesome, these are definitely the highest quality videos I have seen on the internet.
xxGing 2 years ago 6