tiredoldlef

Just a quick heads up about your construction planner. When you use the "All" sort, the experience values are thrown off due to an apparent error in the coding. For example, it lists the experience value for the marble attack stone, which should be 2,000xp and is on the "Games Room" sort, as 1.103xp. As it is, the "All" sort is fairly unusable. Thank you for your time. ~Tired Old Elf

The trouble, of course, with that is that as more of the masks enter the game, the less people are going to be willing to pay for them, and the "street" price will be dropping rapidly, while GE prices climb at a very slow rate. The result would be, as stated previously, potentially losing the opportunity of at least an additional 100m if not 200m. perhaps someone knows a fast way to gather vast amounts of junk in the interim so as to avoid losing such vast quantities of potential value?

Ok, I understand the necessity of junk, due to the trade limits and Jagex's implementing their own prices on things, but this has put me in a bit of a dilemma. With the new treasure trail rewards, a number of items are selling extremely low on the GE compared to what people are willing to pay for them. For example, there are people paying 250-300m for red dragon masks, which I happen to have gotten from a clue this morning, but of course the market price is around 15.5m at the moment. The result being that the seller has to happen to have 235-285m worth of useless garbage lying around in their bank. I tend to keep garbage out of my bank as a general rule, so of course I have nowhere near even 1m of junk. So what is the most logical route for me to take at this juncture? I could wait for the GE price to go up to a more realistic level, and hope that demand doesn't result in me missing out on 200m or so of potential profit, or I could spend forever gathering worthless items. Does anyone know of a more logical solution to this dilemma, or if not a way to rapidly accumulate junk that would amount to such a vast value? Thank you in advance for your time and responses.