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Its Trinkz
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Can we just agree that people who can't tell the difference between a tax IRL where the money is put back into the system via government spending vs an in game tax that takes gold out of the game forever should probably not be allowed to post on a forum?
Truly comical. Probably explains why they're 99 in everything. Too busy training 24/7 to stay in school. OMEGALUL
Waste of time trying to explain further or argue with the nonsense. The update is done. If you truly feel like you have no liberty or say, just leave. Funny part is you (no person in particular for purposes of not getting post removed) won't leave because you probably invested half your life into this game. (Walks off laughing)
Woah calm down scooter or we'll have to make u pay a tax to the swear jar
Ya i'm so bad at rs3 too so don't look me up on there pls!!!
I've been here longer than most, and one thing I have noticed is the "like it or leave" provocateurs always are the first to leave lol
Taking money away from players for no reason is bad mmkay?
Can we just agree that people who can't tell the difference between a tax IRL where the money is put back into the system via government spending vs an in game tax that takes gold out of the game forever should probably not be allowed to post on a forum?
Truly comical. Probably explains why they're 99 in everything. Too busy training 24/7 to stay in school. OMEGALUL
Waste of time trying to explain further or argue with the nonsense. The update is done. If you truly feel like you have no liberty or say, just leave. Funny part is you (no person in particular for purposes of not getting post removed) won't leave because you probably invested half your life into this game. (Walks off laughing)
Woah calm down scooter or we'll have to make u pay a tax to the swear jar
Ya i'm so bad at rs3 too so don't look me up on there pls!!!
I've been here longer than most, and one thing I have noticed is the "like it or leave" provocateurs always are the first to leave lol
Taking money away from players for no reason is bad mmkay?
16-Aug-2018 23:54:52
Feldip
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Woah calm down scooter or we'll have to make u pay a tax to the swear jar
Ya i'm so bad at rs3 too so don't look me up on there pls!!!
I've been here longer than most, and one thing I have noticed is the "like it or leave" provocateurs always are the first to leave lol
Taking money away from players for no reason is bad mmkay?
Taxes are just like any other form of gold sink in the game, such as item repairs. They are useful because they are a way to control the amount of gold in circulation of the game. Unlike real life, where gold is reasonably finite, there is a constant influx of gold coming into the game in the form of monster drops and alchemy. What these means as a player, is if you quit the game for a year with 50 million GP in a year, if there is no gold sinks in the game, when you return in a year, that 50 million has much less purchasing power. The items you were eyeing before you quit are now twice as much. You still have the same amount of GP technically, but each piece is worth much less, economically.
Your phat is an example of an item that retains its purchasing power regardless of game inflation, because of its rarity and perceived value. Tell me, would you rather have sold that hat for the gp years ago? This is the problem with constantly inflating currency.
Woah calm down scooter or we'll have to make u pay a tax to the swear jar
Ya i'm so bad at rs3 too so don't look me up on there pls!!!
I've been here longer than most, and one thing I have noticed is the "like it or leave" provocateurs always are the first to leave lol
Taking money away from players for no reason is bad mmkay?
Taxes are just like any other form of gold sink in the game, such as item repairs. They are useful because they are a way to control the amount of gold in circulation of the game. Unlike real life, where gold is reasonably finite, there is a constant influx of gold coming into the game in the form of monster drops and alchemy. What these means as a player, is if you quit the game for a year with 50 million GP in a year, if there is no gold sinks in the game, when you return in a year, that 50 million has much less purchasing power. The items you were eyeing before you quit are now twice as much. You still have the same amount of GP technically, but each piece is worth much less, economically.
Your phat is an example of an item that retains its purchasing power regardless of game inflation, because of its rarity and perceived value. Tell me, would you rather have sold that hat for the gp years ago? This is the problem with constantly inflating currency.
17-Aug-2018 00:54:44 - Last edited on 17-Aug-2018 01:04:16 by Redizhot
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Well yes, we do have to pay to use barrows, but thats always been that way, I remember back in 2006 when everyone just camped in fally park to buy and sell things, and it was so bad that everyone just remained poor
I don't see any way a gold sink in the ge would have many positive outcomes except to make people poorer (thats positive?) I worry that Jagex will think its a good idea and actually do it because people think its a good idea lol
How about they actually give us something for the gold instead?
Or they could just leave it alone because osrs gold is still insanely expensive and sought after compared to rs3
Well yes, we do have to pay to use barrows, but thats always been that way, I remember back in 2006 when everyone just camped in fally park to buy and sell things, and it was so bad that everyone just remained poor
I don't see any way a gold sink in the ge would have many positive outcomes except to make people poorer (thats positive?) I worry that Jagex will think its a good idea and actually do it because people think its a good idea lol
How about they actually give us something for the gold instead?
Or they could just leave it alone because osrs gold is still insanely expensive and sought after compared to rs3
17-Aug-2018 01:09:30
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