Many rares have been over max cash for years. Now, items are approaching max shard stack. It is time to bring platinum tokens (valued at 1,000 coins each) to come into rs3. It was added into osrs years ago and it has been very useful in storing gold.
An even greater tactic would be to allow platinum tokens to be used in Grand Exchange transactions. This would allow all items to be purchased in the GE again.
Further, staking is in a tricky spot in RS3. There is rampant gold inflation and there should be a staking tax to help alleviate this issue.
There are ways to fix the price manipulation of discontinued items that
don't
involve aiding the merchers - one way I can think of off the top of my head is banning people for price manipulating.
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That idea actually makes a little too much sense though, so don't expect Jagex to actually enforce their own rules.
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By increasing the amount of money in circulation.
Its a hassle now to buy and sell hats unless you are online all the time.
Many shard stacks just sitting idle in banks.
Now if you could use those stacks to put in ge orders for rares with platinum tokens then lots of people who cant be bothered to try buy a hat might just put all that idle money in the ge trying to trade rares.
Nothing to do with price manipulation, staking or merching, if a player wants to buy the top end weaps its above max cash and that's no help to me. I think OP's post deserves consideration, I can't buy an eldritch xbow, i'd have to put in an offer for the 3 parts and I have no clue how the ge price reflects actual price so I just don't bother.