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cool. :mrgreen:

v nice, abbydog. :thumbup:

not relevent.

What are you talking about? Holidays are valid reasons to eat waaaaay too much. :thumbsup: agreed. don't forget the presents. :thumbsup:

ouch.

yes and i'm getting more due to family stress :'( :thumbdown:

turn 1 mint cake into 1000 mint cakes through staking.

People add junk so the buyer buys the mint cake with loads of unsellable stuff, for a total of 11m. On a related note, anyone know a good way to make 10m junk fast? ;-) i believe lending items is the most conservative way to convert junk back into cash. however, most people buy crashing items in exchange for junk in hopes to sell it again in the future.

150 dollars from mom. that's about it. :smile:

if that person wants to talk to me, sure why not? my door's open to anybody. :)

No I didn't - I assumed that Deflect Missile Curse being Lvl 68 would drain faster that standard protect range being only Lvl 40. In that case my question has been answered & therefore Curses are obviously worth it !!! Thanks guys except there is a little slowdown when using deflect curses. You might have trouble running in soul wars or tanking at bosses. oh yeah, and i wouldn't trust rs wiki. lol.

christmas. :cool:

Actually, mints are related to inflation. Certain high demand items (partyhats, divines and elysians) developed a street value above their GE price. So it became necessary to "junk trade" for them. The problem now is that, because of inflation, gp is itself junk (and crashing junk at that). It has become almost impossible to buy a partyhat with pure cash. Nobody wants the cash. That is where the mint came in. It's a relatively rare item that emerged as a sort of currency allowing the high demand items to be traded for something other than themselves. So you can't buy a partyhat with pure cash (even using junk trading), but, if you can gather enough mints, you can buy one. The problem is accumulating enough mints -- easier said than done. Wow that made Gp sound like noob currency. Clearly it is. the general reason behind inflation is the supply of GP brought into this game. the statuettes, personal shops, and alching made it possible. if the Federal Reserve in America experienced inflation, they would lower the money supply to make it stable again but since Jagex isn't (or doesn't have the knowledge of) the Federal Reserve, then inflation can only prosper until we experience hyper inflation where money cannot function anymore. Mint cakes may be the theory behind the consequences of the ongoing inflation unless Jagex would take appropriate action to lower money supply like adding a new skill and such. Sorry if i'm sounding a bit annoying. i just happen to be the best student in my economics class. :lol:

looks like mint cakes are dominating the market. edibles and phats are all being traded off for lower numbers of mints than before. (I understand they taste good, but seriously.... totally not worth it <_< ) I believe I_D_R is correct with the items dropping in price. It may be that some of the items have reached their equilibrium and some haven't. Seems inflations hit its peak potential so I think it would be a safe time to sell items.

nothing much. Going to get my license priiiity soon and finally be able to get ingrown toenail surgery i had since 6 months. >.>

sounds fun.. :blink:

very nice. i like it. :thumbup: oh please... :roll:

+1 including corporeal and GWD gens.

they ARE considered rare as a reward. Despite the rumors saying that they're easy to get is false. you mostly get around 2-3 cakes of playing the minigame continuously per day.

But how far above that can you trade? I thought the ge had a direct impact on 2 players trading between each other because of the max. I'm a nub though, and I just started playing rs2. If the person with the hat also offers 600m of "junk" or items that they want to get rid of but can't sell, then the price of the hat is effectively 1b. nobody actually offers 600m junk to get rid of a blue hat since it would require so much money to constitute the trade. instead, they trade it through "risings" which hold more value than mid so the street price can be met more easily than offering just cash. anyways, lets not turn nighthawk's thread into another 3rd age/spirit sheild/phats gen thread again...

Nope, I hate it too. And for the same reasons you mentioned. Made RS a lot worse, in my opinion. I think RT3 was the best engine...every items looked more chunked and simple. the lagging was minimal too.

New prayers + Temple at Senntisten.

cakes are doing fairly well i suppose. they're peaking around 5-6M ea although i doubt they would stay at that price very long.

blue phat with 603M? not a chance.

sweet. <3