People who work for long hours to accumulate points,game tokens,or virtual goods,such as swords in digital "sweatshops," are called ________.

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The term "gold farmers" refers to people who work in virtual "sweatshops" to earn virtual currency or goods, which they can then sell to other players for real money. This term is commonly used in the gaming industry to describe this phenomenon.

Option A, "puppet masters," is not related to gaming or virtual sweatshops. 
Option B, "rubberneckers," refers to people who slow down to look at an accident or incident. 
Option D, "hardcore gamers," refers to gamers who are extremely dedicated to their craft and spend a significant amount of time on games, but it does not necessarily relate to sweatshops or the act of farming virtual goods. 
Option E, "advergamers," refers to gamers who are paid to play games and promote products or brands within the games, but does not relate to virtual sweatshops or farming.

People Who Work for Long Hours to Accumulate Points,game Tokens,or