Man pays $100,000 for virtual space station

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"A US gamer has snapped up a virtual space station in online RPG Project Entropia for the - ahem - bargain price of $100,000 (just over £56,000).

Described as a "pleasure paradise", the space station is located in the Paradise V Asteroid Belt and the price tag includes mining and hunting taxation rights, a mall shopping booth, market stall owner deeds, a land management system, advertising billboards, and the right to name the space station whatever the owner chooses.

The owner in question being Jon Jacobs, otherwise known as Neverdie - one of the game's best-known characters."

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I'm not one to judge but .....what a freakin' loser :o
 
If there's weird news, you're the one to post it.
 
CptStern said:
Man pays $100,000 for virtual space station
That's because he's soEXTREME.

You can fill in the dot :
1)LY DUMB
2)A dot.
 
Perhaps he can make some money off this. Advertising billboards? In the game? Moolah.

edit: Gah freakin' big text glitch.
 
he can make money off of it, the games ecnonomy uses real life money
 
Well if he doesn't make any money he'll be feeling pretty damned stupid.
 
If I were stupid enough to do that, hopefully Coca-Cola would pay me to paint the whole thing red, the outside, the walls, the floors, the bogs, the sinks - everything a bright red, covered in "Drink Coca-Cola!" accompanyied by speakers constantly barking "DRINK COCA-COLA!" which can be heard from about 1.2 light years away. Then what you do is manufacture special Coca-Cola ear-muffs which stop the sounds being played, and sell them in real life over eBay or summat.
 
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