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RSGOTMEFATT

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Lelouch Vi B said :

The vast, vast, vast majority of bonds that get traded to other players never get made tradeable again; That 10% almost never comes into play.

It's possible but the amount of hoarding/investing I have seen from some mercher friends makes me think otherwise. But if it is true that that vast majority of bonds don't recirculate much, you would be right, and it wouldn't impact inflation much.

I still think there's a resistance point where the trend in the bond price just starts to break down or stay stagnant. as it's just too expensive for the average player to buy with GP, and they will resort to paying for members with real money cutting off the demand. Question is where's that point is it 80m, 90m, 100m, higher?

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07-Dec-2022 21:16:12 - Last edited on 07-Dec-2022 22:04:39 by RSGOTMEFATT

Apr 2019

Alsinda

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@Lelouch Vi B

I used to think that too, that just a few people controlled this for the reasons you said. But then it started to hit me as I looked over the years of how RWT values of GP has changed and how much the partyhat has stayed consistent actually with real world inflation and RS3 GP continuing devaluing (It has not gone up 5x IRL like in game). It's alarming to the point of why. You would think if it was these few people of great wealth their goals would be to doubled, tripled, quadrupled with that control, which is what it appears it has done but that has only happened in the game to maintain the same real world value, RS3 GP evaluation, etc..

Does that connection seems just a coincidence? I believe that bonds may be the out for the ugly underground that surrounds this game.

07-Dec-2022 22:15:54 - Last edited on 07-Dec-2022 22:17:27 by Alsinda

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