Man pays cam girl $26,000 to play online computer game with him
A man has paid a cam girl over $26,000 to go on a special gaming quest with him.
Charley Hart, 37, from Florida, US, was surprised when Chris, 32, from New Jersey invited her to take part on an adventure in the virtual world.
The cam girl was online when Chris entered a private chat and asked if they could play the Elden Ring together, an action role-playing game made in collaboration with Game of Thrones author George R.R. Martin.
The pair ended up spending more than 40 hours in the 'The Lands Between', the open-world space where the game takes place.
And Chris paid a handsome sum for it too, shelling out over A$26,000 for the pleasure of Charley's company – but he has no regrets.
When asked if it was worth it, the gamer said: "Yes, it was.
"I usually play campaigns by myself in my boxer briefs and overload on pizza and fast food while chugging energy drinks.
"It was nice to have Charley alongside me. We got to know each other quite intimately and connected on a deeper level. I really appreciated her companionship.
"I look forward to hopefully streaming with her again when the next big game is released."
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Charley also had a great time, though was a bit tired after the long session.
"It was something I’ve never done before. I didn’t fully grasp how long 40 consecutive hours is," she said.
"It takes a lot of stamina, in more ways than one. But Chris and I really hit it off at the onset and it was fun.
"We celebrated once we completed the campaign like we won a championship.
"It was a nice accomplishment."
Chris isn't the only man to pay for a partner to join a digital adventure, with Charley saying there had been an increase in such requests during the pandemic.
She says she's had other "long form camming" gigs where she is on call with the client during daily tasks like cooking and cleaning.
- Almara Abgarian/ Jam Press/ Australscope
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