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| dragon knight |
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Construction was introduced into RuneScape today (5/31/06)
As you may or may not know, this skill requires much labor, and even more money.
Now let me take a break and tell you some plans of Jagex...
I think they are trying to come up with ideas for Gold peices (gp) to "leave the game," (like when you buy a Dragon Longsword from the store the money leaves the game.) High Alcehemy brings in MUCH money into the game every single day. Pures, and mage stakers rely on High Alcehemy because its their quick source for Magic Experience. With the downside of bringing much money into the game (not bad for them, but bad for the economy)
So now you know that every day more and more money is circulating into RuneScape.
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Now Construction has many, many ways for you to spend money on the skill, but now towards another player, but towards an NPC or object.
The Steel Dragon for the dungeon section for Construction costs 10Million Gold Peices, which is close compared to the Kalphite Queen, and the King black dragon.
Also to turn Logs into Planks much money is leaving the game by being payed into the NPC.
So as I've said millions of times. There is much money now leaving the game. So do you think prices might drop? or something deffrnt post ure views
(qoute from a nother forums thought it would be helpfull to know what people thought about her in runeweb 
This post has been edited by dragon knight: Jun 1 2006, 07:57 AM
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| BluEz |
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The Runescape economy isnt going to crash no matter how much money is made in game. All this skill is going to do is let some of the money that is just sitting in peoples bank go to use. Dont turn this thread into a stupid war like I see all the time on the rs forums.
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| dragon knight |
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not trying to make it a war =\ if it does lock as soon it just a theory a guy i know made thought i should post it cuase its interesting
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You're saying it's a goldsink.
It is.
But who cares? If you don't want to spend the money, dont spend it. The rich people burn 10 million hiring a steel dragon for their dungeon, so be it, honestly.
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| TheNative |
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QUOTE(FireballX301 @ Jun 1 2006, 03:04 AM) You're saying it's a goldsink.
It is.
But who cares? If you don't want to spend the money, dont spend it. The rich people burn 10 million hiring a steel dragon for their dungeon, so be it, honestly.
hardly call it 'burn' if they drop it will be uber easy to make back that 10mil =p
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| gnomer15 |
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I doubt it. The US government does the same thing to prevent inflation and what not by destroying money. I was thinking along the same lines as this.
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Heh, it's funny talking about inflation and the economy of a MMORPG. :|
BUT HEY, AMERICA WORKS, RIGHT?
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| Aim Sniff |
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Nah, rares keep rising ...
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| Baakalor |
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It is a money drain but ultimately, who cares?
I've never had, nor do I keep, a great deal of gp in the bank so I'm thinking my construction level is going to match my farming level for quite awhile yet.
And, since regular planks are the only planks that can be had without using the sawmill, you have to spend gp to gain the higher additions that are available. Sorry but I don't want a house that bad. Yet. 
This post has been edited by Baakalor: Jun 3 2006, 09:18 AM
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| Atomic Boss |
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it wouldnt crash, you might see prices drop because no one is buying anything and people are scrounging to get gp for construction. this is temporary. people get bored with a skill and forget about it.
also dont ask a servant to take money to the bank, i lost 5m :S
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| Twilight Ray |
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QUOTE(Aim Sniff @ Jun 1 2006, 09:26 PM) Nah, rares keep rising ...
Actually, Cursed You sold off like all his rares to get top in Construction, so rares have dropped a lot. I'm sure they'll rise back up eventually, but for now they've dropped.
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