The gaming industry is going to war EFT Roubles against Russia, and as Vladamir Putin refuses to pull out of Ukraine, his vendetta against the country is having widespread effects around the globe.

As the rest of the world unites against Russia, there's an adverse side effect that is tanking Battlestate Games' Escape from Tarkov.

Set in the fictional Norvisnk region, you play Buy EFT Roubles as one of two factions in Escape From Tarkov and duke it out in online raids.

Part of Escape from Tarkov's USP is its in-game economy that lets you buy and trade.

You can use real-world money and even Bitcoin, but with Battlestate Games being a Russian developer, things have been turned upside down.

What's Going On With Escape From Tarkov?

As part of sanctions and seizure of assets, the rouble has lost 30% of its value in a matter of days and is at its lowest point ever.

The site reports that the in-game rouble has lost nearly as much as its real-world equivalent.

One Reddit thread pointed out the crashing rouble and asked: "Should we be doing anything about this in terms of selling? Should I be hoarding USD over rubles? I guess the weird thing is I cant really convert the USD back into rubles." As with any shortage of food, fuel, or money, there are those looking to take advantage of the situation.

If you sell to the traders Peacekeeper or Skier (the only that deal in euros and dollars), you can actually walk away with more than usual.

Although the advice is to sit tight and not panic, others have suggested that you should start selling your Escape from Tarkov loot in dollars.

Others mentioned how Elon Musk's role in the inflation of Bitcoin last year led to similar chaos, which resulted in Battlestate nerfing the currency in-game.

Still, those with Bitcoin farms are set to make a small fortune, with its price rising by 31% in the past week.