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nadir

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  1. when i do a quest, i look at the quest guide, and i find very usefull the maps, the quest guide and the monster guide. when i skill, i use alot the maps (dungeon maps, faery ring adress list), the bestiary (for slayer) the skill guides, the item database. i find them all very usefull in equal amounts. i use less the calculators, but i still use them. i really can't vote :(
  2. i went straight to gnome stronghold to start agility :P
  3. i think the spirit of the game is: pk for fun (not for cash/items) merchant for cash skill for smaller amounts of cash and highscores (or faster by spending cash and getting faster in the highscores) deceivers (lurers, trade scammers, etc) break the spirit of the game, make the comunity worse the deceivers are learning from this game only this: "NOT to hard work, that is for n00bs. i deceive stupid people, and it's entirely their fault" the bad thing is that they are going to do that in real life too you guys talk in vain about any "moral", "honor", "law", "rules", "right/wrong". those deceivers are also deceiving themselves in thinking "it's not a bad thing, because i feel good afterwards, and rich too", so they are NOT going to listen the deceivers don't care about having a happier comunity, they only care about having all those milions and no matter how good some rules/laws may be, some people will always try to take an unfair advantage by avoiding them
  4. luring is deceit. deceit is learned. something learned has nothing to do with how smart is someone. this game (runescape) is played mostly by kids. some of them not old enough to have learned what "deceit" is (and i know of players 8 years old with nice combat lvl), not old enough to know how use forums, search for fan sites etc and find out that there are people that might try to deceive them. those kids might not have learned what deceit is, but might have learned to work hard to get a precious full rune. because they are young and know nothing of deceit, they trust other players. they trust them into even giving them their password (i did not even tried to, but 2 of my friends offered me their passwords, and of course i refused them) the players that know what deceit is, that are good at doing it and bad at working hard will always try to deceit, in trades or lures. my conclusion: i think it's bad: that luring exists that luring is alowed that lurers (and deceivers) are alowed to continue to play, because the quality of the people that plays this game is going down if they get to the conclusion that "deceit is good, because now i can skill in 2 days what that n00b must have worked for months". the society does not benefit when that kid grows and has to choose between hard working and deceiving, because we all know what path he will choose working hard does make coins, deceiving doesn't. it only takes from someone else, it does not bring something valuable to runescape. but, then again, only people that agree with me already will bother to read all this :(
  5. it's great. have you sent it to Jagex? if yes, did you got an answer? (yes, a good idea/no, a bad idea/we'll think about it/we're working on it/it's going to be ready in...)

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