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29-Jun-2015 11:03:54 - Last edited on 29-Jun-2015 11:05:01 by I Castigo I

29-Jun-2015 11:05:16

Regrette said :
Why is this necessary again? In most instances, the in-game prices for most items can reasonably be considered to be realistic.

I ask because I have a more important question: does this system, which has been adamantly used by so few for so long, not place another hoop for newbies to jump through? Does it not thus contribute to the oft-bemoaned lack of fresh meat?

Tbh, this is actually a really good resource for people that want to use it . There's nothing saying that they have to use it, remember. It can be ignored.

Back in the day when RuneScape roleplay had a lot more members, companies like Avery Enterprises were around and Kingdoms used estate agents more frequently, roleplayers were more involved with how they spend their money. A lot of people thought that being able to see the general prices of things, and have a resource to help them with that, was a good thing.

Now, it's not that big of a deal. But for people that want to go more in depth with their roleplay, this is a good resource to help with that. #TeamDaenerys

29-Jun-2015 13:06:29

30-Jun-2015 01:16:00 - Last edited on 30-Jun-2015 01:19:55 by SsVivid

K9 Morphed said :
Regrette said :
Why is this necessary again? In most instances, the in-game prices for most items can reasonably be considered to be realistic.

I ask because I have a more important question: does this system, which has been adamantly used by so few for so long, not place another hoop for newbies to jump through? Does it not thus contribute to the oft-bemoaned lack of fresh meat?

Tbh, this is actually a really good resource for people that want to use it . There's nothing saying that they have to use it, remember. It can be ignored.

Back in the day when RuneScape roleplay had a lot more members, companies like Avery Enterprises were around and Kingdoms used estate agents more frequently, roleplayers were more involved with how they spend their money. A lot of people thought that being able to see the general prices of things, and have a resource to help them with that, was a good thing.

Now, it's not that big of a deal. But for people that want to go more in depth with their roleplay, this is a good resource to help with that.

The trouble is that it causes a lot of unwanted confusion when two groups using different systems interact with each-other and can cause senseless conflict because they can't agree. The same goes for the Tibby system, the Mahjarrat division split theory and any theory along those lines.

That being said, this is a very logical and well-thought out reference table, though it does require adjustments in several areas such as the cost of armor. Much like race aging ratios, I think questions of money are best left vague because they are hard to agree on and not everyone follows the same ratios and rules. I am going to break your arm so that the bone juts out and then I will stab you to death with your own insides. I will win this chess game, is what I am saying.

30-Jun-2015 04:16:52 - Last edited on 30-Jun-2015 04:25:25 by jagkilledme

Kara-Ara said :
I'm sorry, when were you ever relevant?
I'm apparently relevant enough for you to still be butthurt over things that happened years ago, for you to make a thread specifically to call me out, and for you to still be butthurt enough to childishly hurl insults my way at every opportunity.

Let's grow up, shall we? I've come of age a very long time ago and I'm too employed for this nonsense.

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Tbh, this is actually a really good resource for people that want to use it . There's nothing saying that they have to use it, remember. It can be ignored.

Back in the day when RuneScape roleplay had a lot more members, companies like Avery Enterprises were around and Kingdoms used estate agents more frequently, roleplayers were more involved with how they spend their money. A lot of people thought that being able to see the general prices of things, and have a resource to help them with that, was a good thing.

Now, it's not that big of a deal. But for people that want to go more in depth with their roleplay, this is a good resource to help with that.

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The trouble is that it causes a lot of unwanted confusion when two groups using different systems interact with each-other and can cause senseless conflict because they can't agree. The same goes for the Tibby system, the Mahjarrat division split theory and any theory along those lines.

That being said, this is a very logical and well-thought out reference table, though it does require adjustments in several areas such as the cost of armor. Much like race aging ratios, I think questions of money are best left vague because they are hard to agree on and not everyone follows the same ratios and rules.

These are good answers. Thank you, you two.

~Zamorak's High Priestess and devoted witch~

30-Jun-2015 05:09:32 - Last edited on 30-Jun-2015 06:37:37 by Regrette

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