Started as a Game photography project, it expanded in the form of video (you can see a little exert here). Is an analytic and reflective work about the representational organization and the models of virtual economies within video ludic imaginary. This investigation highlights the procedural homogeneity and the structural discriminations in game design: only a certain category of female NPCs (the ones represented in the more wealthy way) has underwear and legs. This isn’t only an urge derived from technical aspects, but a syndrome that emphasizes both a certain way of thinking and specific design conventions. This enlightens what Alfie Bown (2019) denotes as a “call for enjoyment”, and the bulky issues that capitalism and neoliberalism impose on society.