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Chapter 3: The Causes of Gold Selling 3.1 Introduction Gold selling, the practice of trading in-game currency for real-world money, is a complex phenomenon rooted in a confluence of factors. This chapter delves into the primary causes of gold selling, exploring the economic, social, and game design factors that contribute to this practice. 3.2 Economic […] More
Chapter 2: Literature Review 2.1 Introduction The phenomenon of gold selling in online games has been the subject of various studies and discussions, each contributing to our understanding of this complex issue. This chapter reviews the existing literature on the topic, spanning the fields of economics, sociology, law, ethics, and game design. 2.2 The Economics […] More
Abstract This dissertation delves into the phenomenon of gold selling in online games, a practice that has significant implications for the virtual and real-world economies. It examines the causes of gold selling, the exploitation of players, the collapse of in-game economic systems, and the tacit acceptance of this practice by some game publishers. The study […] More
Chapter 1: Introduction 1.1 Background In the realm of online gaming, the concept of in-game currency is a fundamental component of the virtual economy. This currency, often referred to as ‘gold’ regardless of its actual in-game representation, is typically earned by players through completing tasks, defeating enemies, or selling items. However, a phenomenon known as […] More
Introduction Cheat Engine is a popular open-source tool that allows players to modify a game’s memory data to alter in-game values such as health, currency, and inventory items. While this can be fun for single-player games, it can lead to unfair advantages and game-breaking exploits in multiplayer environments. This article will delve into how Cheat […] More
Introduction In the vast universe of gaming, exploits are a double-edged sword. For some players, they’re a way to gain an unfair advantage, bypassing the game’s intended mechanics to achieve faster progress, unlimited resources, or even invincibility. For developers, they represent vulnerabilities that need to be addressed to maintain game balance and fairness. This article […] More
Introduction In the complex and often chaotic world of game development, having a project manager is not just a luxury, but a necessity. A project manager is the backbone of any large project, providing structure, direction, and a clear path to success. But what exactly does a project manager do, and why are they so […] More
In the ever-evolving world of software development, understanding Git – the world’s most popular version control system – is a non-negotiable. Whether you’re a budding developer or a seasoned professional, you’re likely to encounter Git-related questions in your next job interview. This comprehensive guide will walk you through the top 10 most important Git interview […] More
The Tree of Git In the world of Version Control Systems (VCS), branching is a common feature. It allows you to diverge from the main line of development and continue to work without interfering with that main line. However, in many VCS tools, branching is a somewhat expensive process, often requiring you to create a […] More
As game development continues to evolve, developers are seeking out new ways to manage game data, enhance performance, and create engaging gameplay experiences. One powerful tool that game developers have at their disposal is the database, which allows for the organization and management of game data. In this article, we will provide an introduction to […] More
Congratulations, you’ve decided to enter the wonderful world of game development! But before you dive headfirst into coding and designing, let’s talk about the elephant in the room: mistakes. Yes, everyone makes them, even the most seasoned developers. But hey, why learn from your own mistakes when you can learn from the mistakes of others? […] More
GameMaker is a wonderful tool and it allows those with creative ideas who don’t have all the technical know-how to produce their own games. But after many years, we’ve seen a lot of home brew games, and it’s about time some cliche features and thoughtless design failures are put to rest once and for all. More
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