PvMers rage at PvP in Reddit comment section

[Glaucon24]

 

How should PvPers react to the dumb comments on this?

 

Also, is there any hope of getting someone from WG on this "PvP Council" idea that they are considering?

Edited September 21, 2019 by Glaucon24

[Mojo]

relevant and still worth watching 7 years on!

 

 

[Finch 2879]

Im not a pvper but the way they go about the updates is always one sided

[Glaucon24]

This "unauthorized biography" heavily advocates for what I would guess is called "food chain theory" or something along those lines. Apparently, a lot of these people either don't believe in it or don't care for it. If "food chain theory" is the correct theory for explaining when and how the wilderness is "rejuvenated" or "dead," how can these people be convinced that having non-PvPers in the wilderness is essential for the health of the wilderness? These people are saying that they feel like victims, and JMods are listening to these people.

 

 

 

 

 

Additionally, https://www.reddit.com/r/2007scape/comments/d7iv1l/the_problem_with_pvp_polls_isnt_the_pvmers_its/?ref=share&ref_source=link (see the entire post).

Edited September 22, 2019 by Glaucon24

[Glaucon24]

It is always interesting to hear what Oakdice has to say about the issue.

 

 

[wallace]

there is so many assholes that play osrs. jagex is not luring them they are making the game more challenging . if pvp dies osrs will follow.

[WG BeefKweef]

It's so funny when people talk about revs and chins being popular spots to kill pvmers... the pvmers refuse to understand the "high risk, high reward" mentality that is part of the game. Usually if you want the best shit, its gonna be hard/risky. 

[father4skin]

That’s an awesome video mojo, someone get gagex on the line 

[Glaucon24]

This is also a problem for PvMers (and PvPers) in the wilderness.