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I love you. =D I like the one about recording the conversations, too.

Thanks. =P Well, there are three that I know of - Fancy Dancer, You Can't Fight It and Garden Road. I'm sure there are others, though. What book did Neil write while on the R30 tour?

Or the RSOF clan recruitment forums :wink:

Thanks! That's the one I used too. On the second floor of one of the houses, there are two that don't KO you. It's really easy to kill one, they barely hit even without pray.

Where can I find a ninja monkey that won't knock me out and imprison me, to get the bones for RFD?

Roflcopter. I love Lightning. I've made some really good friends there, and we don't have too much trouble with spammers when I'm in there. I've never seen any of the mods abusing their power (although I've heard of some), and they do their job as best they can. I do go on late at night mostly, so maybe the lack of spammers is due to that, but I really enjoy being in there.

I think everyone's going to use it - it won't take long for newbies to find out about it, considering Varrock is the main area for practically everyone.

I'm pretty sure he took a break to take a motorcycle tour of America, and then published "Ghost Rider: Travels on the Healing Road". And nobody's answered my question: What is one UNRECORDED rush song? Good to have someone new to play with. =P

Ehh, me is stupid. =P I realized that soon after I posted, but honestly couldn't be bothered to come back and edit my message. :oops:

Albal, I hope you realize that we're not stupid, and that was taken DIRECTLY from the post you made on General about ten seconds ago. I posted on that thread, and we don't need to hear the same thing twice.

Why no new page yet? It's almost fifteen minutes late! :cry: :cry: :cry:

I believe it is. While autoers may be good for the buyers, it's not a purely buyer-based market. The sellers need to get something out of it, and the people that are hurt are those players that work hardest ingame to get those resources. Autoers are a serious problem, because they destroy the economy for everyone, honestly. Even those buyers will sometimes become sellers, so in the long run, it really hurts everyone.

Okay, that's fair enough. I'd believe that merchants would survive, but they'd certainly have a much harder time of it than they do now, because they likely won't be able to manipulate the market so much. Again, it will probably all depend on whether we're allowed to sell while offline or not. If we are, there'll be so much market that it'll be hard to find someone stupid enough to not check the market price simply in the rest of the GE. However, if it's limited to online players, then there'll be more opportunity for screwups like that.

Okay, this is possible, but I think the Great Exchange will still result in price drops over time, especially if you can sell while offline. If that's possible, then there will simply be so many people selling each item at once that it's impossible to sell for higher than the minimum price. However, even if we're only allowed online selling, there still MAY be a huge amount of sellers simply due to the fact that it's possible to sell without doing anything. For that, we'll really just have to wait and see how many people actually want to sell a certain item at a time, but don't have the patience. It's never been seen before, so it's an anomaly in any equation we try to perform. How will it be possible to merchant? I suppose buying low quantities, low price and selling high quantities, high price might work, but other than that, there's nothing much you can do. And even there, there's not honestly much profit to be made. If you can think of a better way to merchant, give me an example.

I think so.

I'm guessing either Kudos Island, MASSIVE graphics upgrade or :pray: :pray: new bank system. :pray: :pray:

What do you think the upcoming update "The Great Exchange" will do to Runescape's economy? I, personally, believe it will completely destroy merchanting, and cause everything to be sold at a more or less set price. Simply put, since everyone is selling in the same place at the same time, everybody will be able to see the current value of any single item due to the fact that everyone can view every item for sale at once, and so they will know their competition, and unless they're not very bright, nobody's going to attempt to sell something for more than what other people are selling for, based on the fact that nobody will be buying. I think it could possibly lead to a degradation of prices universally, since everyone will know exactly how much to sell for to undercut everyone else's prices, and the prices will slowly but surely be forced downwards due to the fact that people will sell for less than what other people are selling for. Admittedly, we won't see the effects of the update on prices for quite some time, because the price cuts will happen very slowly and very incrementally. However, slowly but surely, prices will be dropped. However, it may actually go slower than the current rate of price drops. After all, most items have been dropping nearly steadily since they came out. Next is the problem of those who merchant for their money. Really, this will no longer be a viable prospect, since everyone will be buying for the lowest price available, and there will be far more sellers than there ever were in world 2, since people can sell across all servers WITHOUT ACTUALLY DOING ANYTHING. They don't even have to be at the marketplace to sell, so there'll obviously be far more people that simply put up their items for sale as compared to the old method of actually working to make a sale. That means that buyers will be able to compare pricese across the board, so selling high simply because you're the only one available to sell at the moment is basically useless. Therefore, merchanting will become an obsolete, impossible to implement method of making money. What do you think?

+1. The reason I love Debate Club is the high posting standard, and if it isn't upheld, it won't be any fun any more.

New page! Ash seems a little ticked off, and Emily's trying to as well, but she knows that she really likes Ash, so she can't be angry for long... Something's gotta give here. They have to realize what they're feeling soon, or else internally combust.

The abyss is super easy to get used to, there's not actually much danger from either pkers or monsters, and it's constantly shifting, and quite enjoyable. It requires attention, but not much patience at all, and you can make a couple mil in days. I'm open to PMs as well, I'm a runecrafting-genius-in-the-making (I wish... Ah well, I can still help a little bit.).

In one of the altars (I believe it's the nature altar) you can see somewhere that looks much like either the eastern edge of Ape Atoll, Karamja or Lletya if you run to one of the corners. It might be the western edge actually, haven't tried it out in ages...

Great read. I know people have accused guest articles as being not as well-written as editor articles in the past, but that was a lovely read, very well done. Some good points were made in there too. This article is something Armadyllo can be proud of having written. Kudos to Armadyllo.

Well, if GWD wasn't big, this'll make up for our few quests.

I think I would, but I'm Canadian and not of age =D Psst... Wrong forum. =P

But will they? You're the only mod I really see on this forum a lot, to be honest. The others, I suppose, know it doesn't get much traffic and that it doesn't need them. But after being moved out, we might need a few more focused mods. Even just one or two would be helpful. After all, all the other forums have four, five, six mods working on them.