EVE Online Rocked by 700 Billon ISK Scam
Martin Spamer writes "The space MMOG EVE Online, where mining rock plays a big part of the economy, has recently been hit by a huge in-game scam. The aftermath of the EIB scam... was 700 Billion ISK, which might raise some $119,000 USD if sold on Ebay. (The current conversion rate is 100M ISK to 18 USD.) These events have prompted claims of player deaths, death threats, and speculation about What Would You Do With 700 Billion ISK?"
Trade it for a frist post, of course.
Personally I think this is what makes the game EVE more facinating than others.
I hope the guys running it don't step in, but rather I hope the players can in-game construct an appropriate response to the guy.
It'll be very interesting to see if this springs up new insurance companies in EVE to protect against it -- or perhaps a new type of organization to certify banks -- or, etc. In EVE the possiblities seem endless.
Yeah, making over $100k off a scam in a video game has no place on a site like this. Really. :P
What Would You Do With 700 Billion ISK? Two chicks at the same time. Darn straight. Two chicks at the same time.
Not on YouTube yet? Unless my searching skills are to blame, it's a bit surprising. I was about to upload it myself but I don't really care about that whole story...
You just got troll'd!