2009-12-04, 09:55 AM
We'll see if the 80/20 rule comes. I'm personally anti-leech, and I hate how the players in the game have essentially reduced my bishop to nothing more than a MapleStory version of a prostitute.
I don't sell leech, and some players can't understand that bishops can earn mesos through other means than leech. I can't even go to channel 1 Leafre without being harassed by some immature low-level wannabe, I've been defamed several times for outright refusing to leech people, and although I don't have a solid number, the people I personally run into that have leeched either suck at controlling their character and die easy at bosses, or get to level 120-130 then quit.
However, despite my own personal views on leeching, I am not against the idea of leeching, and if anyone wants to sell leech or leech themselves or friends, until there is terms of service that specifically forbids it, then I just look the other way.
As far as I'm concerned, it is a legitimate arrangement, but the leecher culture seriously need to come up with better etiquette than following and harassing every mage they see with "B>leech" because they're too lazy to train, and assuming that mesos will buy you everything, even friendship. The attitude, again, is my main issue with leeching.
I don't sell leech, and some players can't understand that bishops can earn mesos through other means than leech. I can't even go to channel 1 Leafre without being harassed by some immature low-level wannabe, I've been defamed several times for outright refusing to leech people, and although I don't have a solid number, the people I personally run into that have leeched either suck at controlling their character and die easy at bosses, or get to level 120-130 then quit.
However, despite my own personal views on leeching, I am not against the idea of leeching, and if anyone wants to sell leech or leech themselves or friends, until there is terms of service that specifically forbids it, then I just look the other way.
As far as I'm concerned, it is a legitimate arrangement, but the leecher culture seriously need to come up with better etiquette than following and harassing every mage they see with "B>leech" because they're too lazy to train, and assuming that mesos will buy you everything, even friendship. The attitude, again, is my main issue with leeching.