I was curious what probably is the way most gp comes in and out of RS.

 

IN:

 

MH'ing (drops)

High Alch

 

Minor:

Selling stuff to General stores

D&D/minigame Rewards (Evil tree, Shooting Star, PC, random event box)

Quest Rewards

 

 

OUT:

 

Construction

Summoning

MTK

Buying from stores/npcs (general, specialty, Dailys/Chest/Feathers/Vials/skill capes)

Recharging Weapons/Armor (including Dungeon rewards)

 

Minor:

Tanning Hides

Transportation (Boats)

 

That is what I got so far, All I need is ranking the amount of cashflow and more options.

I'm not entirely sure how the GE works but when you get something on loot share - what happens?

I highly doubt the price you get is the price somebody has a buy offer for.

 

That seems to be it pretty much.

There are some more minor costs involved:

-Buying stuff from general stores (out)

-Paying certain npcs (for quests or whatever) (out)

-Tanning hides (out)

Boat Trips and some other methods of transportation (out)

Evil Trees give cash rewards (in)

also remember the void ppl give moneys for winning

Do you mean only rsgp or 'wealth'.

anyways - monster drops, clue scrolls, random gp/item spawns Fishing,mining,herblore(not, if you only mean gp, but they can still be sold to stores for gp). can't think of any more right now.

Some quests give gp rewards.

teir 3 pots (ovls, spec recover, super antifire) takes money out essentially.

 

 

pking takes money out now.

 

 

barrows/degrading armour takes stuff out

teir 3 pots (ovls, spec recover, super antifire) takes money out essentially.

 

 

pking takes money out now.

 

 

barrows/degrading armour takes stuff out

Those things take RESOURCES out of the game, not money..

 

 

Only degrading takes money out of the game.

 

 

 

If GP comes less fast in the game (or goes out fast enough) resource price would grow.

If GP comes faster in the game (compared to other things) prices will drop.

If people buy ores for Artisan's workshop, that's an out.

If people buy ores for Artisan's workshop, that's an out.

N0, only resources are lost in that.

OP is talking about actual GP (ie coins) not resources/items worth money to players.

 

Minor:

 

Entrance Fee to Brimhaven Dungeon (out)

Moving Houses Around (out)

Recharging Elf Crystals (out)

Dragon Sq ?Right Half (out)

Paying Butler (out)

Monster Coin Drops (in)

Pest Control (in)

Paying Oziach to attach a visage (out)

 

Most of the major ones have been listed already

bots sell resources no matter what price is.

 

bots are in massive amount.

 

conclusion: price will drop no matter what.

completing tasks brings gp in

A lot of people are misinterpreting this post...

 

I'd also make tanning hides and repairing armor as major as well - that's quite a lot of money overall, since most people train crafting with dragonhides. As for more minor things that I came up with...

 

Out:

- Shantay Pass

- Magic Carpets

- Charter Ships

 

In:

- Thieving (Major!)

TBH, the gold coming into the game is probably mostly high alching

Monsters don't drop very much gold and usually people don't even pick it up.

 

I guess some people sell their gold bracelets or whatever to the Rogue trader and that's also another albeit small source of gold.

Mhing doesn't add any coins to the game, with the exception of the small raw coin drops (not coinshare).

If your stupid enough to pick the gp option from a Random Event box.

Potentially, MOST skills could bring money into the game....via alching.

 

Mine ores to make armour and alch.

Woodcut, fletch and alch bows.

etc...

 

But like others have pointed out, most gp is brought into the game by alching.

Pest control bring in coins, when you win you get your combat lvlx10 in gp.

Pking people with untradables gives a large amount of coins depending on the item.

 

But dieing with common buyable untradables, barrows gloves (100k) and korasi sword (250k) only gives 305k, so all those pkers still result in a lot of money going out of the game.

 

I'd say one of the biggest things is people alching their longbows or platebodies though, each converts 0 coins into a large amount of coins.

Ahh never mind... I can't read.

I'm really wondering: is alching still done on such big scales as in 2007?

 

 

Really aren't superheating while mining, plank making and various other methods now considered much better? - Making alching only something someone does for profit, not for training?

I'm really wondering: is alching still done on such big scales as in 2007?

 

 

Really aren't superheating while mining, plank making and various other methods now considered much better? - Making alching only something someone does for profit, not for training?

I'd guess that lower leveled mages who haven't gotten access to the higher leveled spells might continue to alch for XP, generating cash from whatever they're alching. Also, chances are that they wouldn't be the type to superheat mine or plank make, anyway :P

I'm really wondering: is alching still done on such big scales as in 2007?

 

 

Really aren't superheating while mining, plank making and various other methods now considered much better? - Making alching only something someone does for profit, not for training?

Alching is still the most popular spell and 1000s of people do it daily. The big appeal is the lack of effort doing it, and the fact that it's actually profitable with a lot of items currently. And of course all those guys that use autoclickers to do it.

Alching is done by some people on tasks too