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RSBtwHero

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Everything posted by RSBtwHero

  1. As a Pure, Luring is the most convienent way to make money quickly with less hassle(I.E WCing all day for like 500 logs in the end or Fishing all day for about 200k). Some lures make large amounts of gold in one day that may take weeks for other players. In the issue of it being moral, of course it is not. It is considered low and dishonorable. However, it is still allowed and if there is no force (by JaGex) to stop, it then by all means continue with it. Honestly for those complaining about "hurting" a person's feelings behind the pixel characters seriously needs to consider taking a break from Runescape and get out and have a life. They are just pixels!! I also believe it is not bullying because people ought to know better and not trade in the Wilderness. As a matter of fact,when you trade in Wilderness it has a message that says" Trading in the Wilderness is Dangerous."Therefore they cannot say they did not know or that there is no warning about trading in the Wild. Its the scamee's fault for even setting foot on dangerous ground with their rares on them. Thats beyond stupid and its beyond me why they do this. I rest my case by saying luring is legal and you must be mentally deficiant to not see it coming. -Btw Hero Btw

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