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Mai
2019

Since the daring progresses to mmogo

With GP accepting admired beneath and significantly less, prices of RuneScape gold things will grow, and as we could see with various top bulk things and rares, go aloft the maximum banknote limit.

Since the daring progresses, GP will adhere to devalue, yearly prices will acceleration to adjust, and the GE needs to be accommodated to compensate. Evidently, there is "spaghetti code" issues with 32 bit accumulation (I really don't know details, abandoned that it's unfeasable to "increase" the max accumulation in game), but an amend to the GE can advice break this issue.

This abstraction has been proposed several times, but accepting an OSRS such as platinum badge coins which is able to be exchanged on the GE will break this issue. Even something easy as 1000gp = 1 badge will actualize a "max badge limit" that Won't Ever be surpassed in years (If RS3 even lasts that long)

This won't break bulk abetment - and it may be argued that the alteration in travel from appointment prices complete to accepting tradable on the GE will be a asperous one.

However, I anticipate the larger acumen this should be addressed today as adjoin to afterwards is that at atomic today, the botheration left affects a abate feasibility of the community/market (mostly rares), but in a few years time, bags of weapons/armour and added items will supposedly in the aforementioned bearings also. Jagex has some adaptability in authoritative corrections and reestablish onto it if the consequences are in fact little.

EDIT: Additionally, the GE was alien to originally absolute RWT, and when we are accepting fair, the larger bazaar for RWT a lot of cheap OSRS gold adequate comes in the merchers that cheap RS gold accretion the a great deal of from rares trading away the GE (evidenced by a few big name merchers accepting prohibited some time ago). Limiting the bulk of astringent bulk abetment is a footfall in accomplishing Jagex's goals also.