Marinez Aged 20 year old "does offers services" for RuneScape gold other players in Old School RuneScape, a massively multiplayer online role playing game. People around the globe pay him, usually through Bitcoin, to go on quests and level up the skills of their character as fighters, miners or hunters.
In Venezuela, where in 2019 it was reported that 96 percent of population earned less than the international poverty threshold at $1.90 every day. according to an assessment conducted by an Venezuelan university. Marinez is doing better than the majority of.
In addition to the pocket change that he earns from a nearby pizzeria. He earns an average of 60 dollars a month playing RuneScape and can afford rice and cornmeal for arepas as well as rice for his son and sister. However, for Marinez playing online isn't just about the arepas. It's about escaping, even if he is of the opinion that medieval fantasy is boring.
In the midst of one of the most devastating economic recessions of the past 45 years, and without war, he and others in Venezuela are turning to gaming on video as a way to stay alive as well as a possible route to migration. Playing video games doesn't imply being on a couch in front of the screen. It can mean movement. Herbiboar hunting in buy OSRS GP could be used to finance food today and the future of tomorrow to Colombia or Chile nations where Marinez has family.
