Shulou(Shulou.com)11/24 Report--

CTOnews.com, February 6 (Xinhua) recently, due to a lot of disputes caused by virtual props in the game, the topic of "players withdrawing 40,000 worth of equipment has been recycled" has aroused heated discussion on the Internet.

According to the Yangzi Evening News, 25-year-old Xiao Luo (a pseudonym) said that she had recharged 20, 000 to 300, 000 yuan one after another in the game of QQ over the past three years, and put 80, 000 yuan worth of props into the business he opened in the game. Because he did not log in to the game for a period of time and did not recharge money, the company closed down and all the props were confiscated by the system.

It is reported that the QQ three Kingdoms Middle School is a store set up by players in the game, and players can choose whether to open or go out of business. In the state of business, there is a certain fee to be paid every hour, but insufficient fees will lead to the closure of the firm, and all the props in the firm will be confiscated; in the case of closure, there is no need to pay the fee and will not close down.

Luo said that these props can be sold for at least 40,000, he only wants to get the equipment back, and he does not want the manufacturer to lose money, but the customer service said that the props were confiscated by Luo and that the props could not be returned or exchanged. At present, the matter is still under negotiation.

The lawyer pointed out that Article 127 of the Civil Code of the people's Republic of China stipulates that online virtual property is protected in accordance with the law. That is, the game props with property interests in online games belong to network virtual property and should be protected by law. In the game, virtual property can be divided into virtual currency and virtual props. The remaining virtual currency when the mobile games involved stopped operation is the result of its recharge. After the termination of the game, the online game users have not yet used the virtual currency, when they are not converted into other game props, the game users do not get the corresponding service. Therefore, the operator should return the virtual currency to the user or other means accepted by the user according to the proportion at the time of the user purchase.

However, CTOnews.com noted that in the above-mentioned Xiao Luo incident, because he did not log in to the game for a long time, he did not pay the "operating fee", which led to the closure of his own business in the game.

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