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In a way, they are somewhat forced to be, however trading money between accounts is still possible, much more so now with PvP, I'm sure many pures will have the disadvatnage as before, from having rich mains :D

Err, What? Anyway... I bought 10,000 lol #-o Do you not understand supply and demand? And oh, how did that work for you? :)

[hide=Quotes] RWT didn't end. I don't know why Jagex thinks it did. It's ridiculously easy to trade money through BH, or through the grand exchange. The value of items, for the most part, can not be determined by a central entity. That is, Jagex can say the price of item X is whatever the hell they want in the Grand Exchange, but if the item is to be produced by players and traded between players, they will do so at a price that both parties find acceptable. If Jagex makes this impossible, either A) Players will find a way to "go-around" the system, AKA junk trading, GE transferring, BH transferring, or B) Players will not complete the trade. Because these methods exist, RWT exists. I know of friends who give you each other stuff using these methods. I have an associate who I believe purchased membership from a such RWTer. There are full RWT organizations still going strong, and autoers have been seen here and there, although maybe not in the numbers from before. But surely the numbers are the problem? Not the few who could still do so, which wasn't many. Trading via BH is easy, however only really at higher combats. RWT via the G/E, imo is non-existant, not in any great depth. Maybe a few people could manipulate prices here and there, but nothing serious. What I was talking about, is mass RWT and people putting money from player-to-player through the new PvP, which is incredibly easy, I assure you. The simplicity of trading via the new PvP will invite many people to do so, and we'll once again face high numbers. Actually, RWT through the GE is considered to happen more frequently than BH transfers. I remember hearing of a method using Red Topaz Machetes once.[/hide] Having had first hand experience with Red Topaz Machetes, I know what you're referring to. A friend of mine organized a Falador drop party valued over 80m, having spent about 5m. This was sorted a while back, lots of price changes were made to restrict this. And to say G/E RWT happens more frequently than BH, sorry but you're ill-informed I'm afraid #-o

Wow, I could have SO much for with a German exchange student :( I could wind them up all day, knowing a bit of German helps, lol

Certainly looks like a potential Dragon Platebody, however Jagex have a tendency to give false hints, simply to toy with us ;)

Merchanting is on the increase, due to supply and demand. I don't have any stories to share, as I've quit RS. However, understanding the markets has prepared many people for this, I know several friends bought in excess of 1,000 sharks, Super sets and many other essential supplies, knowing there would be a high demand when PvP returns.

RWT didn't end. I don't know why Jagex thinks it did. It's ridiculously easy to trade money through BH, or through the grand exchange. The value of items, for the most part, can not be determined by a central entity. That is, Jagex can say the price of item X is whatever the hell they want in the Grand Exchange, but if the item is to be produced by players and traded between players, they will do so at a price that both parties find acceptable. If Jagex makes this impossible, either A) Players will find a way to "go-around" the system, AKA junk trading, GE transferring, BH transferring, or B) Players will not complete the trade. Because these methods exist, RWT exists. I know of friends who give you each other stuff using these methods. I have an associate who I believe purchased membership from a such RWTer. There are full RWT organizations still going strong, and autoers have been seen here and there, although maybe not in the numbers from before. But surely the numbers are the problem? Not the few who could still do so, which wasn't many. Trading via BH is easy, however only really at higher combats. RWT via the G/E, imo is non-existant, not in any great depth. Maybe a few people could manipulate prices here and there, but nothing serious. What I was talking about, is mass RWT and people putting money from player-to-player through the new PvP, which is incredibly easy, I assure you. The simplicity of trading via the new PvP will invite many people to do so, and we'll once again face high numbers.

Wow, btw... I'm 1/4 German :D

Welcome back, although you're not welcomed to the wrong forum :D PvP has changed a fair bit, although Jagex are becoming more lax now ;)

Gold, probably below 1k each Green, around 1k Crimson, 1-5k Blue, 25k ;) This is just an estimate, and how I value them, however, it would kill the RS ecomony if they became tradable lol

:twss: Epic, Jimmeh is teh hawtness, good luck with 1200 total nub!

Grats on Quest cape Local

Thanks

A good question, and yeah you're right. The price changes would have been much different, RWT probably wouldn't have ended (as I think it's coming back) and Runescape would be a much different place :ohnoes:

It's not possible to use an older version of Swiftkit, it's updated every few days automatically. And I don't see why simply changing the file name will change anything. :|

Some pretty nice stats :D Good luck!

Keep up the good work Jaime Oh, and I've quit :-#

Are you on a PVP/BH world? If not, it may take some time to come into effect ;)

I've had several accounts. The final of which I used for 2 years with no black marks at all, my first ever account I used for about a week, then quit to make another.

Looks pretty interesting. The Halloween update should be here soon :)

Use a forumcode, On topic, I don't like the PvP update, hence my retirement. However, I can see that many player love it. And I'm glad PvP was released in this way, despite it bringing back RWT to some extent.

I'm glad the change has been made, the new "86+6" rubbish was pathetic, and very untidy :?

Personally, espicially in P2P, X-bows are better, by far. They have more power, stronger ammo, and allow space for a shield. Regular bows are rarely used now, besides Crystal Bow or Magic Bow for safe gear ;)

Looks pretty good, a great addition to PVP, and I don't they're over-powered :)

Thanks everyone, and err.. This is as good a place as any, I've quit. I no longer want to play RS, however I'll be staying on tif as I love the community :) Not posting any more pictures, and I'm not telling all my RS friends, they can figure it out themselves, and those closest to me, have me added on here or msn anyway ;) It's been good runescape, but in the end - you fail.