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Such interesting food for thought. You are deceiving people for your own gains but then you're not breaking any rules (i guess since i don't know much about run
by Crazyontap 5y ago
Such interesting food for thought. You are deceiving people for your own gains but then you're not breaking any rules (i guess since i don't know much about runescape), and it would really matter if it was an NPC who did that to them.
- ALittleLight 5y agoBringing NPCs into it makes it really interesting. You could imagine an NPC lying to the player in such a way that incautious players might lose game items that are worth real world money. That NPC, in a large MMO, could scam large numbers of people out of a large amount of value. Is that wrong? Is it part of the game? Obviously there would be something wrong if you sold people your digital tokens and then took them away from players - you agreed to give them digital tokens and then took them away. But if an in-game character is making false representations as part of the game, that seems different.