What Star Citizen can learn from the Second Life players who break into houses and have sex

Last year, the developers of Star Citizen offered players the chance to purchase a beacon that would let them lay claim to a 4x4km plot of land in the game. The UEE Land Claim Licence can be thrust into the ground anywhere in UEE (United Empire of Earth) space to take ownership of a square patch of earth, with the benefit that your property rights will be defended by the UEE security forces - Star Citizen’s space cops. 

But what are the implications - and potential pitfalls - of owning property in its virtual universe? And can you actually own things that don’t really exist, at least, in a physical sense? And what does any of this have to do with people breaking into your house and having sex in Second Life?

What’s the legal status of virtual property?

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https://www.pcgamesn.com/star-citizen/star-citizen-land-claim-virtual-property-law