So we abandon all of our morals to compete with others then? It isn't the case in the game, since the moral isn't very strong, but it's the concept you are implying. Yes, anyone can do it. But people shouldn't have to go against what they believe is "right" in order to compete with other players. Yes, a game evolves, but better combat training methods aren't the same as this. Better training methods are made and fully created by Jagex. When Jagex introduces any training spot or monster, they take it's training ability into consideration. That's why Jagex hasn't nuked Skeleton Monkeys, or Armored Zombies. That's simply in the game's nature to evolve, and that much you are right. However, this isn't simple evolution. This is people taking advantage of the system. While they are justified in doing so (or at least, I believe anyone who does this has a just reason), it's not in the spirit of the game that Jagex intended. Why else would they try to fix this, and why else would they try and make this against the rules? When you played over the years, no doubt you had to go to the bigger and better training spots to compete with other players. Jagex anticipates this. However, when you have to cheat in order to compete with other players, that's where the line has to be drawn. If you have to go to better training spots, that's fine. But if you have to cheat, and are left with almost no other choice, that's not right. And that's why this has to be fixed.