Dicing: Leading you to a life of addiction

Nestea

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I know it is a game and all, but dicing is gambling... and all it is doing is teaching kids to gamble...
what do they do when they get cleaned? go buy some gold from a site, translate that to IRL,
They get cleaned so they run to a bookie for money, and once they lose that well, they lose their fingers!
This is a warning to all of you, if you don't want to live your life as a gambling addict, stop dicing! It will destroy your future.
 


All I do is dice and pk on runescape. But instead of buying gold I just hack it. ^^ But at the same time i'm very cognoscente that it's just a game.
 

Translate hacking to IRL, you kill people and rob convenience stores.
 


Imagine.
 
Diced 100m once, won, first thing that came to thought was. "I just won 50$"

It's better then gambling, you can scam without going to jail, you can use a currency which is obtainable through blackhat methods without consequences, and it's fun.
 
I used to have a really bad staking addiction, but that ended once my main got banned.
Therefor I couldn't stake.
But I dice a lot, went from 35m - 323m last night and I taught myself how to stop and bank it before I lost it all.
 
Regicidal said:
Diced 100m once, won, first thing that came to thought was. "I just won 50$"

It's better then gambling, you can scam without going to jail, you can use a currency which is obtainable through blackhat methods without consequences, and it's fun.
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There are consequences, they just aren't as severe.
I'd have to agree with you on consistent gamer gambling leading to an irl gambling habit.
 
The existent of dicing in RuneScape has personally been my most successful endeavour in the advent of the return of free trade. I haven't actually diced, but I was able to profit from socially engineering dicing hosts into infection.
 
It's not necessarily addicting, you just have to know when to stop and move on to something else.
 
The funny thing is I just had a dream where I was dicing IRL, but instead of rolling the dice, you had to win a dodgeball game. /ineedalife
 
this is very true ive thought about this before acctualy
 
Otto said:
It's not necessarily addicting, you just have to know when to stop and move on to something else.
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Yeah but it's the point where you can't quit where it becomes an addiction.. Some people are retarded or something, and don't have the mental ability to quit while they're ahead..
 
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