, however, it works the Animal Crossing Bells same way with debt. Remember that game of Civilization you played back in 1997, where your empire went bankrupt?, you're always investigated for possessing large properties from anonymous sources, and eventually you were so frustrated you quit any sport, ever.
There are those games such as Adventure Capitalist where you literally create quadrillions, I feel as you'd Find some money for that Lien will occur if the money was spent, if the cash is stored in a bank the fastest approach to prevent inflation is to make enough money to obtain the bank so the bank does not spend the money and cause inflation.
So your saying gold sellers would value the currency as worthless as well as the transfer rate would be terrible?
There's a Roku match my cousins play called Tiny Town. You literally hold down the OK button to accumulate coins that you use to update buildings which get you more cash.
I know it's free between same bank clients, typically, but whatever else charges you to send/recieve money.
Idk the number of cheap Animal Crossing New Horizons Items games are like that, but a few matches' terms of support include that the user agrees to not exploit bugs, so you might get fined for that. But then, it's different if you are actually hired to find bugs in a game, and convert into real life money the currency obtained in the job of finding bugs in the sport