My ideas:
1. Have the loot bag sold for a decent price (10-50k or so) rather than a rare drop from skeletons.
2. Replace the Green Dragons south of the Lava Maze with Red Dragons, and make the Lava Dragons have a separate unique drop replacing the hide: Lava Dragon Scales. These scales would be stackable and would be traded in/sold to a fanatic in the Lava Maze Dungeon. These scales would drop 1-5 at a time and would be traded in for either 1k each or other random resources you can get with the new wilderness update such as the new fish being added or rune ore (Try to keep the 1k per scale value though). If you think it's necessary the scales should gradually turn to dust as they are out of the wilderness, and you cannot bank them, making you either destroy them or go through the trouble of going to the Lava Maze to turn them in. I feel like this would help make the Lava Dragons more profitable to those willing to risk more (the more you kill, the more scales you can turn in but the less supplies you'd have while making your way to the Lava Maze, it's perfect imo).
3. It seems like the resource area wouldn't be worth it to chop Magic Trees. There are already decent enough areas to cut them while being safe, and the fact that you have to pay to get into the resource area, it makes it even less appealing to woodcutters. I have a few ideas for this:
3a. Make the chopping speed dramatically faster while in the resource area (1.5x at the least)
3b. Make it so that a % of the logs you chop there would be noted, letting you carry more per inventory (10-20% seems viable)
3c. Add a NPC similar to the one in the cow pen south of Falador in RS3, where he would only bank your logs for a fee and/or a % of the logs you're storing. Of course there would be long dialogue (maybe even have to type in the ammount you want to store) so that if there is a pker coming you won't have the time to store your logs before he gets in and attacks you.
Also, +1 for old graphics!
1. Have the loot bag sold for a decent price (10-50k or so) rather than a rare drop from skeletons.
2. Replace the Green Dragons south of the Lava Maze with Red Dragons, and make the Lava Dragons have a separate unique drop replacing the hide: Lava Dragon Scales. These scales would be stackable and would be traded in/sold to a fanatic in the Lava Maze Dungeon. These scales would drop 1-5 at a time and would be traded in for either 1k each or other random resources you can get with the new wilderness update such as the new fish being added or rune ore (Try to keep the 1k per scale value though). If you think it's necessary the scales should gradually turn to dust as they are out of the wilderness, and you cannot bank them, making you either destroy them or go through the trouble of going to the Lava Maze to turn them in. I feel like this would help make the Lava Dragons more profitable to those willing to risk more (the more you kill, the more scales you can turn in but the less supplies you'd have while making your way to the Lava Maze, it's perfect imo).
3. It seems like the resource area wouldn't be worth it to chop Magic Trees. There are already decent enough areas to cut them while being safe, and the fact that you have to pay to get into the resource area, it makes it even less appealing to woodcutters. I have a few ideas for this:
3a. Make the chopping speed dramatically faster while in the resource area (1.5x at the least)
3b. Make it so that a % of the logs you chop there would be noted, letting you carry more per inventory (10-20% seems viable)
3c. Add a NPC similar to the one in the cow pen south of Falador in RS3, where he would only bank your logs for a fee and/or a % of the logs you're storing. Of course there would be long dialogue (maybe even have to type in the ammount you want to store) so that if there is a pker coming you won't have the time to store your logs before he gets in and attacks you.
Also, +1 for old graphics!
Because the thing you lack when you're looking back is the pressure, the feel that you have to act
Yeah everything is clearer when you're looking at the past
-Streetlight Manifesto
Yeah everything is clearer when you're looking at the past
-Streetlight Manifesto
18-Jan-2014 14:59:12
