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Over the course of the next few times, Marinez continued to hunt herbiboars. He logged more than 36 hours working on the hunt. "There are instances when I do not like the idea of hunting game ... however, If it's to earn money, I'll take the sight for a little while," he messaged me in Spanish and added "It's simply my job. The result is that I'm capable of living."

Marinez 20, who is twenty year old "does provide services" for other players playing Old School RuneScape, a massively multiplayer online online role-playing game. People around the world pay him--usually through Bitcoin to complete quests and upgrade the skills of their characters as fighters, miners or hunters.

In Venezuela, where in 2019 there were 96 percent of the population did not earn more than the poverty line at $1.90 per day, as per an analysis conducted by a Venezuelan university. Marinez is faring better than most.

Alongside the pocket change that he earns working at a nearby pizzeria, he makes approximately $60 a month with RuneScape, enough to buy rice and cornmeal for his son and sister. But for Marinez playing online isn't all about arepas. It's about escape. is of the opinion that medieval fantasy is boring.

In the midst of one the biggest economic crises of the last 45 years outside of a conflict, the president and other people in Venezuela are turning to the game of video as a way to survive and potential migration. It's not just about being before a screen. It can mean movement. Hunting herbiboars in RuneScape can provide the money for today's meals and even the future of the world within Colombia or Chile Countries where Marinez has relatives.

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