The differences are many between real life money and RS money. The difference this thread going to be about is the one that real life money is much more worth. For example a bucket with milk in runescape costs about 3 coins, but in real world 1 dl of it costs about 9 coins (In sweden, I don't know about other prizes in other countrys).

 

 

 

So what you think about this? Should RS be better if 1 gp was equal to... let's say a bronze medium helmet? Or is it good as it is today?

 

 

 

Please motivate!

if you do that,may I ask you something?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

How much would full dragon be?What about blue party hat and all those rares?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I think the rates for coins during the Medieval Ages are different from the Modern Ages.So,you would need to study almost every single item back...

1 gp couldnt be worth a bronze med head, think of all the things that would then be worth nothing. But the diferences arent that great, gp sufferes from inflation and in many other respects acts the same way real life money does, the values are the only major difference I can see.

Then stuff like gold bars would be different each bar since it depends on the weight and stuff :ohnoes:

 

 

 

I like the way it is. When it would become more realistic...

 

 

 

Well, Everything will become more expensive. But money-making will be better?

 

 

 

Don't know about it :?

The differences are many between real life money and RS money. The difference this thread going to be about is the one that real life money is much more worth. For example a bucket with milk in runescape costs about 3 coins, but in real world 1 dl of it costs about 9 coins (In sweden, I don't know about other prizes in other countrys).

 

 

 

So what you think about this? Should RS be better if 1 gp was equal to... let's say a bronze medium helmet? Or is it good as it is today?

 

 

 

Please motivate!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

How often do you pay $500'000 for a blue p-hat IRL?

It would be tricky to match everything up. Not only because some things don't exist but because there are different currencies in the world. A loaf of break might cost 2 whatevers in one country, but different in another. Its hard to judge the equivalent 'worth' of a gold piece.

But a lot of items are 1gp in the General store, while they can be sold for a lot more on the market. IRL the owner of the store would sure raise the prices for, lets say, party hats :

Well, people sell underground Runescape gold by the millions! I think it's something like 1 million for 10 dollars or something. I hope that helps with your theory. But remember, it's against the rules to buy Runescape gold with actual legal tender.

500 mill for my blue paper hat