mastercast3r
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Hell Noses
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They should be 1-2m each. this will accumulate the amount of players by 50 fold.
I agree, as that would make it possible for many people to have many accounts at the same time.
more accounts = more demand for bonds
more demand = higher price
this is how the market works
the demand and supply creates the price.
they wouldnt be the price they are now with out the demand. so they are the right price.
you may want them to be 1-2m etc. but it wont happen, with the money makers we have in game people are easily able to afford bonds at the price they are to keep membership going.
so no having them lower price wont mean more money jagex. it doesnt work that way.
them being 8m = more people buy bonds for the gp they get selling in ge. to the people buying for members. that is already the demand and the supply. that is what creates it
I think it's too much, but I have no reference or anything; I've had about 1M spare coin sitting around and the thought of having 7M more for half a month of membership is absurd.
Tenebri
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mastercast3r
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Hell Noses
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They should be 1-2m each. this will accumulate the amount of players by 50 fold.
I agree, as that would make it possible for many people to have many accounts at the same time.
more accounts = more demand for bonds
more demand = higher price
this is how the market works
the demand and supply creates the price.
they wouldnt be the price they are now with out the demand. so they are the right price.
you may want them to be 1-2m etc. but it wont happen, with the money makers we have in game people are easily able to afford bonds at the price they are to keep membership going.
so no having them lower price wont mean more money jagex. it doesnt work that way.
them being 8m = more people buy bonds for the gp they get selling in ge. to the people buying for members. that is already the demand and the supply. that is what creates it
not people wanting members for cheap bonds.
No, its supply AND demand. Not just demand. That is how people manipulate the system. They buy up cheap bonds and hold them until the price goes up, then dumps them. Over time, the price goes up and down frequently, and they make a lot of money. It also means the price goes up because they do not buy up at the same level every time and they want to sell higher every time.
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mastercast3r
mastercast3r
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Tenebri
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mastercast3r
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Hell Noses
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They should be 1-2m each. this will accumulate the amount of players by 50 fold.
I agree, as that would make it possible for many people to have many accounts at the same time.
more accounts = more demand for bonds
more demand = higher price
this is how the market works
the demand and supply creates the price.
they wouldnt be the price they are now with out the demand. so they are the right price.
you may want them to be 1-2m etc. but it wont happen, with the money makers we have in game people are easily able to afford bonds at the price they are to keep membership going.
so no having them lower price wont mean more money jagex. it doesnt work that way.
them being 8m =
more people buy bonds for the gp
they get selling in ge. to the people buying for members. that is already the demand and the supply. that is what creates it
not people wanting members for cheap bonds.
No, its supply AND demand. Not just demand.
yes thats what i said, ive highlighted it where i said that.
and also explained it under that. (also highlighted where supply comes into them being 8m)
you made the claim that bonds were being maniped in another thread. and you couldnt provide any evidence to that claim. so this is all im saying to that as theres no need to carry that on. as its just words with no validity.
OSRS bond price doesn't seem to go down in tandem with the real money 10% reduction of the OSRS Summer SUmmit sales pitch. There also doesn't seem to be any influx of eager players so maybe the Summer Summit sales campaign doesn't really do much and OSRS bond price doesn't seem to go down by 10% accordingly.
Dilbert2001
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OSRS bond price doesn't seem to go down in tandem with the real money 10% reduction of the OSRS Summer SUmmit sales pitch. There also doesn't seem to be any influx of eager players so maybe the Summer Summit sales campaign doesn't really do much and OSRS bond price doesn't seem to go down by 10% accordingly.
why would it?
its down to supply and demand in game
just because its gone down in price inrl. doesnt mean there will be enough extra supply to make it go down 10% in price in game. the 10% reduction may only sway a few people to buy bonds. that wont do anything to the price in game