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Occupational Status, Marital Status, and Children

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Overall, 50% of MMORPG players are working, 22% are full-time students, 12% are working and/or going to school part-time, 10% are unemployed, 3% are home-makers, while 1% are retired. The gender differences are presented below.

While about 36% of MMORPG players are married, there are significant gender differences.

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