Fans who are part of those who support the Runelite HD project have taken to RS gold a square in Falador in the capital city of one of Runescape's main kingdoms. They are holding an unofficial sit-in similar to the protest World of Warcraft players held in July. Participants can be seen on the video posted with texts that criticize Jagex for its decision as well as hashtags such as #Free117. Another video shows even more players "marching" on the streets of Falador Square.

A some time back, something unusual began to happen within a video game called Old School RuneScape. In the beginning, there were numerous new players playing the game and they were doing things in the same manner. They would be there for hours and hours doing the same thing over and over again. Green dragons were killed, as was harvesting gold, killing even more green dragons, and harvesting gold.

It was clear that these players were gamers call "gold farmers." They were winning gold during the game, but then they converted this gold from the game into actual money by selling it to other players on underground websites. This has been happening for years, and most games have banned it, but it still keeps happening.

The problem was, Why was there suddenly so many of these players joining Old School RuneScape? The answer lies in a single economy that was crashing. Venezuela. Rampant hyperinflation was undermining the currency of the nation. For buy rs 3 gold thousands of Venezuelans, video game gold became a currency of protection.