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Grand exchange database change.

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This suggestion is based on the assumption that Jagex logs the trade volumes of all items sold on the Grand Exchange. This would make sense, as they cap the number of items people can trade per hour, and have a list of the most traded items.

 

 

 

All I'd like is for Jagex to display the trade volume of EVERY item in the GE, not just the few top sellers. It doesn't seem that hard at all, and would be cool to know, as well as useful for merchanting.

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That would be nice to know, but I doubt they would use the space on their site. I guess maybe a link to the list like the most valuable?

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I'm pretty sure most people don't have a computer science background at all, but I'm amazed that the GE works at all - Say that there are on the order of 2 million active accounts per day, half of which will use the GE. Call it a million items in a day, with about a million outstanding offers. The GE then has to match up every offer to pre-existing offers, on 170 different worlds. Not to mention the number of unique items.

 

I have to imagine that there are probably 2 servers dedicated solely to the GE

 

 

 

Adding this volume number, however, would take about 3 hours to program in, in a failsafe manner. Plus it would be 8 extra bytes for each object. It would be pretty neat though.

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I'm pretty sure most people don't have a computer science background at all, but I'm amazed that the GE works at all - Say that there are on the order of 2 million active accounts per day, half of which will use the GE. Call it a million items in a day, with about a million outstanding offers. The GE then has to match up every offer to pre-existing offers, on 170 different worlds. Not to mention the number of unique items.

 

I have to imagine that there are probably 2 servers dedicated solely to the GE

 

 

 

Adding this volume number, however, would take about 3 hours to program in, in a failsafe manner. Plus it would be 8 extra bytes for each object. It would be pretty neat though.

 

 

 

You kinda lost me at the million outstanding offers... but i do agree it would be neat to have this.

Im thinking the reason jagex doesn't do this is because of price manipulation.

 

 

 

If we knew for each object how much was being traded, people who easily single out items good for price manipulation.

 

 

 

IT would be nice, but i don't think its going to happen.

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Im thinking the reason jagex doesn't do this is because of price manipulation.

 

 

 

If we knew for each object how much was being traded, people who easily single out items good for price manipulation.

 

 

 

IT would be nice, but i don't think its going to happen.

 

 

 

True.. -.-

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