Players Crash The Rouble In Escape From Tarkov. The realms of our games and the actual world are often separate in our lives. Unfortunately, as the current events in Europe between Russia and Ukraine demonstrate, this is not always the case. These occurrences have begun to pervade various aspects of our existence. The Battlestate games, in particular, have released Escape From Tarkov.
The Russian Rouble, US Dollar, Euro, and Bitcoin are all actual currencies in the Escape From Tarkov universe. Real-world occurrences differ from the mirroring of real-world currency. The Russian Rouble is currently crashing within the game.
Real-World Events Affecting The Economy Of Escape From Tarkov
The Loadout was the first to report on the game’s changes, revealing that players had stopped using the Rouble in exchanges. Instead, transactions in Escape of Tarkov are now carried out in any other accessible currency, forcing the Rouble to depreciate.
With the Rouble falling in value, it may be more difficult for new gamers to buy what they need. Veteran gamers who have managed to set up Bitcoin farms, on the other hand, would benefit from this crash as the value of Bitcoin has increased.
The impacts of the ongoing turmoil in Ukraine are not limited to Battlestate Games and their game Escape From Tarkov. From February 24th to March 3rd, This War of Mine will donate 100% of its proceeds to the Ukrainian Red Cross to aid individuals affected by the conflict. Furthermore, World of Tanks has halted airing any of its product advertisements for an undisclosed reason. Finally, D.I.C.E is working on a skin for Battlefield 2042’s Mi-240 Super Hind Russian attack helicopter.
Finally, as the situation in Europe worsens, are we going to see additional changes in the various gaming communities in which we participate? As the world grapples with the current scenario, only time will tell if there are more implications.
