When OSRS gold prices began to drop then there was no money to import the products," said Alejandro Velasco who is a professor of New York University who specializes in Venezuelan politics, during an interview over the phone. "As a result that there was not enough money to keep the economy going."
Venezuela's bank accounts were empty after it spent the most recent oil earnings on social programs like subsidised medical, food, or literacy education programs. Chavez has also exiled perceived dissenters from the oil industry following an attempted coup by the military, which affected production.
And widespread corruption in the government also harmed the economy, as per Paul Angelo, a fellow at the Council for Foreign Relations who has a specialization on Latin American politics.
Runescape developer Jagex has put a stop with Runelite HD, a fan-made HD mod of this popular client, which is open source developed for Old School Runescape, just at the time the project was scheduled to go live last Monday. The sudden change has some Runescape supporters expressing their displeasure over Jagex's decision , and stating that they'll be switching to other MMOs.
Runelite HD developer "117" posted on Reddit Tuesday with a message he received from Jagex The message was later accepted by Jagex in the company's own blog article. Runelite HD operates as a plugin that would give an important visual overhaul the basic cheap OSRS gold and can be observed at 117's Twitter. Moderator 117 also said that they've put in around 2,000 hours over the last two years developing Runelite HD.