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WTFmybacon
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Daddy Roshi said :
...or the one u can use a bond to perm unlock i forget his name mic or something close to vic
The name of the trader you can gain access to via a bond is simply "Portable Trader". And for your information, it isn't a permanent unlock (sadly, but understandable), it is only for one hour when you first use the item that you get from the bond.
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30-Sep-2021 01:51:46

Theos
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I can understand the removal of cosmetics on TH and putting them on the oddment store. That seems more appropriate, and a logical move since it puts cosmetics in one centralized place and gives oddments more value as a currency.

My main concern with the newly designed TH is how frequent Silverhawk, Springs, and Magic notepaper are. I'd like to see different items, and more GP rewards added in to balance things out in the economy. As it current stands, the three above mentioned items will continue to decline in value substantially. I think Jagex can get more creative with the types of items added, and balance it in a better manner. In my opinion, the newly designed TH is also *too generous*.
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02-Oct-2021 14:34:47

Draco Burnz
Dec Member 2011

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Theos said :
I can understand the removal of cosmetics on TH and putting them on the oddment store. That seems more appropriate, and a logical move since it puts cosmetics in one centralized place and gives oddments more value as a currency.


What was the real problem though with cosmetics being on TH?

They werent hurting the economy at all and they made jagex even more money as clearly ppl like them.

So i dont see any logical reason why they needed removing.
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03-Oct-2021 11:11:12 - Last edited on 03-Oct-2021 11:11:20 by Draco Burnz

Theos
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Draco Burnz said :
Theos said :
I can understand the removal of cosmetics on TH and putting them on the oddment store. That seems more appropriate, and a logical move since it puts cosmetics in one centralized place and gives oddments more value as a currency.


What was the real problem though with cosmetics being on TH?

They werent hurting the economy at all and they made jagex even more money as clearly ppl like them.

So i dont see any logical reason why they needed removing.

I don't see any issue with cosmetics being on TH, but rather it is clear there's a desire from Jagex to "reorganize" where they're placing these cosmetics. It seems they want to push the oddment store, and want to add more cosmetic content there. I think that's fair, and also increases accessibility due to transparent upfront oddment prices.
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05-Oct-2021 14:03:08

Roddy Piper
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TH is insanely boring now. What can I win? I don't call it winning when it's the same exact prizes but in different amounts. It doesn't matter if I even get a big win, I already have more than I can possibly use.

In exchange for anything interesting they added more xp. Is that going to fuel long-term sales, or will it just guarantee the whole thing will crash by summer?

We are definitely at the point where Jagex might as well just spin automatically for me and drop my 'prizes' in the bank.

They were right about one thing though. Nobody is going to claim this is gambling. Gambling could possibly be considered fun by some people.

05-Oct-2021 14:47:30

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