As adult gamers, MMOs present particular dilemmas to us. Unlike offline games, they take place in a persistent world that lives and breathes even when we’re offline. That means while we’re trapped within the confines of a cubicle during the day, members of our guild (or clan, or party) are off level grinding. While we’re sleeping, they’re questing and buying epic gear. While we’re eating, they’re eating… only in front of their computer screen.
It seems the only way to even the odds with our virtual friends is to use our
real world cash to our character’s advantage. Buying virtual currency with real
world cash has been a practice since the MMOs of old. The main problem you’ll
encounter is that gold-buying is completely unregulated. Unlike ‘games’ like
Second Life, Buy TESO Gold
is strictly against ESO’s terms of service
agreement. Bethesda doesn’t regulate it because they don’t condone it. You’ll
experience expensive wallet-breaking rates, as well as rates that are
thrift-store cheap.