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Why the price increase in Super Attack potions?


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Supply < Demand = Price ^^

 

 

 

Simple enough ;)

 

That does not answer the "why" question. You just explained basic economic rules which is not really helpful.

 

 

 

Personally I always wondered why super attack potions were practically worth nothing. I find them quite useful in every day monster fighting.

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Supply < Demand = Price ^^

 

 

 

Simple enough ;)

 

 

 

 

 

Yeah, I know. Let me re-phrase....does anyone know why there is a sudden [seemingly] increased demand on super attack potions?

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waterfeinds maybe?

 

 

 

what do waterfiends have to do with super attack

 

 

 

jagex probably saw that making super attacks makes a massive loss and raised it

 

or a lot of people buying at max price

 

ppl use em there,and alot of ppl are using this way to gather charms?i dno, just something off my head

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Drop rates oh herbs wouldn't of changed.

 

 

 

More people want Super Attacks. Price rises little by little.

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Eek! I sold 2k super attacks for 350 ea two weeks ago. Oh well, good news for the other 1k I was still going to sell.

 

 

 

Super attacks have always been ridiculously cheap. Maybe a lot of herblorists have decided to change to super anti poisons (better xp anyway), thus lowering the supply of the attack potions? The price of unicorn horn dust has been dropping over the last week, while super anti poisons have been going up. So it's definitely become far more attractive to train herblore with them, making the super attacks the dupe.

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Considering from whence they have fallen, these last movements are relatively meaningless (think dead cat bounce).

 

 

 

I still have thousands that I'd rather use myself than sell at these dirt-cheap prices.

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Some possible reasons

 

 

 

Maybe they rose because more people are starting to slay.

 

People making them from herblore stopped selling at min.

 

Merchanters are buying them out :P

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People have realised how much quicker training is by spending less than 1k on a great attack boost.

 

More people are realising that the best ways to make money are combat related monster hunting and want to get levels quickly and are heading to PC/bandits/slaying/etc.

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Looks like a price manipulation. like what happened with anti-fire and range pots

 

Yeah. That kind of clean exponential graph would have to be caused by a HUGE increase in interest in fighting (like, say, a new boss monster, which didn't happen), or a clan deciding to each buy 25k super attack potions every hour and dump them in a couple days.

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