Jagex benefits from higher bond prices, players are less likely to buy from rwters and buy straight from jagex no ban risk either. People that pay for membership with in-game money don't contribute much to their revenue stream, so they are less likely to make any changes.
Grand Exchange: Finished buying 1 x Christmas cracker
don't worry they'll be 100m+ soon.
Don't trust any pc's listed, any advice or talks between posts on ID forums anymore , the Manips are let loose, especially the main one with 15+ accounts posting acting as different people.. do your own research
i expect them to be around 110-120m next year thanks to salvage inflation
trusting certain pc lists or prices of items or websites that dont belong to jagex will get you into trouble notice: external websites and trades are your responsibility, dont get fooled!.
Real inflation is indeed reducing the quantity of bonds entering the game from real money. And that's good for bond sellers, we get more worth out of our bonds since less ppl have spare money to get bonds from jagex store.
02-Dec-2022 05:34:50
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02-Dec-2022 05:36:12
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Jeremy Cheng
Well a few years ago they had significantly less uses in the game. Bond price is entirely based on demand and the supply of gold in the game. We all know the gold supply in RS3 is the most water-tight reservoir in human history. We don't need gold sinks, we need gold dynamite taken to the walls of this gigantic basin of currency. But also, demand for the bonds goes up all the time, especially as more players begin paying their premier membs with it.
Now with added