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You have met someone that stupid. Many people actually. They just didn't reveal it to you.

In other news... We have read through the comments on our Official Forums, and have decided to ban everyone who thinks sailing is a good idea. PvP has been reverted to how it was when RS2 was first released. Mechscape has been canceled. Trade Limit and GE have been removed. RWT'ers have all died IRL for some reason. Bank space for both F2P and P2P increased to the point where its pretty much impossible to run out. Shops on different worlds, and Slayer shops, are no longer linked, and stock of some items has been increased. Extreme Magic Potion now gives a 4-5 point Magic level boost and 10% magic damage instead of its old effects. Extreme potions now usable in PvP. Jagex staff have agreed to stop getting high when creating new content and updates. Telling people that summoning affects your combat level in PvP is now a bannable offense. The special attack has been removed from rune claws. Items such as warhammers and javelins have been changed to be worth using. Dragon meds have been removed from the game, monsters that used to drop them now drop 60k cash instead. Fancy boots now require a combat lvl of 100, total level of 1500, or 2+ 99 stats to wear. That stupid emo fringe male haircut has been removed, but many more haircuts and clothing styles and colours for male and female characters have been added, including all the cool stuff those musicians have. Warnings will now be issued to those who say an item is too expensive when in reality they just cant afford it. Calling this post a rant is now punishable by a temporary ban. Smithing has been updated in various awesome ways. It has been decreed that this will have to do for now.

I don't know what Jagex was thinking with this change, and I can't see any reason for any items to be capped, let alone those with massive demand but very low supply such as vials and eye of newt. I understand that some players enjoy gathering their own supplies for training skills such as herblore, but some players prefer to buy the supplies they need to train more quickly and doing something else to make back the money they spent. If players want to buy water filled vials from the GE for 250gp each or whatever there is no reason for Jagex to stop them by imposing price limits and discouraging people from selling them on the GE. Junk trading is not an answer because it abuses the same price limits that stops players from buying vials on the GE in the first place. If Jagex bothered to fix the GE pricing then all items would be worth exactly the price that players are willing to pay for them, junk trading would be not only impossible but unnecessary, and everyone would be able to make their own decisions on whether to buy an item from the GE or gather it themselves rather than being forced to do one or the other by price limits.