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@Dilbert
Sorry, if it helps clarify things, I meant "new game mode"
Although not officially labeled as such, I do think they're "rare". Do you really think that something that requires skill and effort (such as the 120 skillcapes) isn't going to be arrayed with some degree of rarity? I doubt that anyone would farm them effectively, this goes the same for the other items, as players would rather keep them. If they are traded away they'll undoubtedly be sold for an exorbitant price (which will assure the item's stature as "rare"
I'm mainly referring to the after-fall of Squeal of Fortune, since it single-handedly ushered in the era of Pay-to-Win, as the game became heavily monetized from that moment onwards. As we've seen, it gradually lessened the difficulty of our achievements by allowing players to buy in-game experience with real life money (with Treasure Hunter keys, Bonds, and absurd promotions) "' Everything changes and nothing changes' they say in Italy, I tend to agree but here we are, underneath this tree, trying to change" - From this song Shocking Pinks - This Aching Deal
Sorry, if it helps clarify things, I meant "new game mode"
Although not officially labeled as such, I do think they're "rare". Do you really think that something that requires skill and effort (such as the 120 skillcapes) isn't going to be arrayed with some degree of rarity? I doubt that anyone would farm them effectively, this goes the same for the other items, as players would rather keep them. If they are traded away they'll undoubtedly be sold for an exorbitant price (which will assure the item's stature as "rare"
I'm mainly referring to the after-fall of Squeal of Fortune, since it single-handedly ushered in the era of Pay-to-Win, as the game became heavily monetized from that moment onwards. As we've seen, it gradually lessened the difficulty of our achievements by allowing players to buy in-game experience with real life money (with Treasure Hunter keys, Bonds, and absurd promotions) "' Everything changes and nothing changes' they say in Italy, I tend to agree but here we are, underneath this tree, trying to change" - From this song Shocking Pinks - This Aching Deal
26-Aug-2022 05:16:14
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@Dilbert
Sorry, if it helps clarify things, I meant "new game mode"
Although not officially labeled as such, I do think they're "rare". Do you really think that something that requires skill and effort (such as the 120 skillcapes) isn't going to be arrayed with some degree of rarity? I doubt that anyone would farm them effectively, this goes the same for the other items, as players would rather keep them. If they are traded away they'll undoubtedly be sold for an exorbitant price (which will assure the item's stature as "rare"
I'm mainly referring to the after-fall of Squeal of Fortune, since it single-handedly ushered in the era of Pay-to-Win, as the game became heavily monetized from that moment onwards. As we've seen, it gradually lessened the difficulty of our achievements by allowing players to buy in-game experience with real life money (with Treasure Hunter keys, Bonds, and absurd promotions)
Remember, only discontinued rares seek huge gp prices, and it is doubtful 120 skillcapes will be discontinued so they aren't rare regardless until Jagex officially told us they are discontinued
You don't seem to realize trading "rares" between players don't affect the economy. No gp will be generated like SoF where the problem was it printed gp through very common coin pouches. That's why it didn't last long and was replaced by TH which gives very little gp and tradeable items and have minimal effects to the game except Hiscores but not the economy. That's why it lasted a decade.
@Dilbert
Sorry, if it helps clarify things, I meant "new game mode"
Although not officially labeled as such, I do think they're "rare". Do you really think that something that requires skill and effort (such as the 120 skillcapes) isn't going to be arrayed with some degree of rarity? I doubt that anyone would farm them effectively, this goes the same for the other items, as players would rather keep them. If they are traded away they'll undoubtedly be sold for an exorbitant price (which will assure the item's stature as "rare"
I'm mainly referring to the after-fall of Squeal of Fortune, since it single-handedly ushered in the era of Pay-to-Win, as the game became heavily monetized from that moment onwards. As we've seen, it gradually lessened the difficulty of our achievements by allowing players to buy in-game experience with real life money (with Treasure Hunter keys, Bonds, and absurd promotions)
Remember, only discontinued rares seek huge gp prices, and it is doubtful 120 skillcapes will be discontinued so they aren't rare regardless until Jagex officially told us they are discontinued
You don't seem to realize trading "rares" between players don't affect the economy. No gp will be generated like SoF where the problem was it printed gp through very common coin pouches. That's why it didn't last long and was replaced by TH which gives very little gp and tradeable items and have minimal effects to the game except Hiscores but not the economy. That's why it lasted a decade.
26-Aug-2022 05:29:48
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