I speak Spanish and I've spoken to a few of these... like all jokes aside. . We joke about about them always dragon killing and at revs with RuneScape gold, etc.. . But its a fact that they do that to make IRL cash. The inflation rate of venezuela is absurd, their money is nothing. And of course what they'd get working IRL for a week might probably be done in some hours RS in 1 day. I support it, that they literally have mouths to feed. Its sort of like my cousins working in a nation verses at which the minimum wage it 15 USD me working in NYC. earn more that my cousins would make in 1-2 weeks.

As a long time participant of Runescape3 and OSRS I gotta and you concur. OSRS is great with a lot of content and decent communication between community and devs. However, I really don't think since it's for you or any other famous content creator, the community is as good for the player. I see ALOT of cancer af individuals on OSRS when compared with the Runescape3 community and also the botters on OSRS seem to be getting out of control.

My main problem is having old accounts that have leveled skills and lots of stuff in my own bank and stock that basically make me not able to understand what to really do in the sport as a result since I can never think back to what I was previously doing. It feelsl ike it'd be a waste although then I ponder making a charaacter that is new to experience it. That needs a lot of expertise to level to stick to it since it's tough to re-start to a skill. I also don't know whether to play with the new version or the old school one since I had personalities on both.I like how somebody sponsors you but perhaps you could describe how the business model of medal works. You preface the ad with the fact that he conducted a RSPS and in my head I would immediately jump to hacking and things of that character when speaking to a product he is offering. I am sure that other audiences might think the same way so maybe if you just added a bit more info/context, I might be more prone to install medal.I talk little Spanish but met this dude who farms BBDs to sell. We have been speaking for about 8 weeks now every time I log into. He's a fairly cool dude with no job n hoping to provide for his wife and daughter. In the 1 hand I hate that it impacts the in-game market but on the other side there's real people needing to nourish mouths.

I'd just like to say I'm a fan of these interviews with cheap OSRS gold, and actually appreciate how you do them. The simple fact that you always worry that the practices mentioned are contrary to the rules and you don't endorse them is commendable. Also, how you're very personal and in depth with interviews, showing the human side, while maintaining objectivity. Please keep up the wonderful work! Should you ever run from'underground' OSRS movie ideas, I would not mind seeing similar investigation-type movies on things like the state of PVP, slayerscape culture (no danger on passing, controlling the surveys ), Ironmen, etc.. with