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Except... that the workers actually go and play WOW in their downtime. I don't get that. I mean, leveling and "grinding" is hard, boring work. I can't believe you'd want to be in game after working in it so much.
But I suppose if there's not much else to do?
I admit it, I've bought stuff (gold, characters) before, but never from China, just friends.
Why? Because I don't have time to sit and play the game 12-hours a day. Instead, it's nice to simply be able to enjoy playing at high-levels.
It's about enjoyment.