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Why does sythe allow and support luring?

Luring is a touchy subject, but when it comes down to luring, 99% of lures are commited because of Your Greed (drop party etc.). It's kind of like anti luring in a sense, rushers have greed to kill without deaths, so people anti rush. Alot of people have greed, and try to attend drop party's and other handouts for free gp, instead of earning, so in a way, luring is needed in rs to keep people straight.
So in the end, luring is not scamming, merely a way to get back at pixel hungry fags.
 
TheJCDaly said:
Luring is a touchy subject, but when it comes down to luring, 99% of lures are commited because of Your Greed (drop party etc.). It's kind of like anti luring in a sense, rushers have greed to kill without deaths, so people anti rush. Alot of people have greed, and try to attend drop party's and other handouts for free gp, instead of earning, so in a way, luring is needed in rs to keep people straight.
So in the end, luring is not scamming, merely a way to get back at pixel hungry fags.
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My problem with this logic is that it only applies to runescape.

If you lure someone in real life, say with a get rich quick scheme and they lose a lot of money, it may be ok because they were a "greedy fag" and deserved it since after all they should know not to risk their money on get rich quick schemes, but if you're caught you still go to jail.

If sythe acknowledges that luring is scamming and still wants to allow it that's up to the staff.

I should have titled this thread "why is luring not scamming" because that's what I honestly want to know.

I have yet to read one valid reason for why luring isn't scamming.
 
Pure nitros said:
i do not agree with you because just like you said, the player is tricked into a trust process. Imagine if someone here on sythe joins our community and gain a good amount of vouches, and then scam someone for 200-500m. In a way that player tricked his seller into trusting him for 200-500m AND the seller is not stupid for believing someone with 20+ vouches that seems legit, i believe IT'S THE SAME THING both are techniques with the intention of tricking the player into loosing his items/GP. I strongly believe luring SHOULD NOT BE TOLERATED
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^^ i must say that was a good argue their. i fully agree with that.
 
Yes it is scamming in a way, but such obv. scamming.

Think about it like this: With account trading, rsgp selling, etc, the sellers don't ask you to send them more then the price. Luring they want your bank. With trading scams work mostly of people taking the password, items, rl money and ignoring you. Luring works almost the same, except for the areas they take you, wild is most popular...
 
Tumsonis said:
Author and others who are against luring, you got lured for your bank?

I do not section this as scamming. Then botting is scamming too, because you steal from the legit players with your botting army.

If you were so stupid to get lured, it is your own fault. Never have been lured even for a 50k wealth.
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I've never been lured. Also, using your logic, someone who got scammed was so stupid and it's their own fault, no?
 
is true that jagex allows luring as is your responsibility entering the wilderness that's why all the warnings sings and everything, but well we mainly go against jagex rules don't we? I don't support luring as it is a very lame way to gain some $$ but well rules are rules and for jagex is not prohibited so fuck them
 
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