You twisting everybody's points in each and every comment you post and are absolutely RS gold beating round the bush. Like you cite things being high crashing because that's how it always is. This was just my point, and the fact I never mentioned smithing. They included amethyst and the thing occurred how I said. Players with 92 mining created a killing and players which didn't possess it didn't market it at that time to get its summit price. So you is immaterial because the precise situation happened in game. Then you bring up alchmate when 75% of the osrs players utilize it.

That was exactly my point about high alching, you'll never find an item with good margins which lasts for over 24 hrs since players will constantly buy out the supply until the prices are no more profitable, because large alching pushes the market for items which would normally be worthless and prevents them from bottoming out just like a dead stock would in real life. High alching gives an artificial demand to apparently useless things thus keeping older content relevant and creating the rs economy as a whole a lot different and diverse than other mmos, where most mmos are gear treadmills where things will gradually become useless and totally irrelevant in time due to power creep along with the market inflation which follows.

" and within days it"s costs dropped when players realized it was a useless item...""And it was STILL a shit way to generate gold when it had been inside"s high stage of 4k per".Way to nullify your statement with your own words. You say it's high-level was 4k and it immediately dropped in a couple of days yet it has been out for a year and a half and it is sitting in 3.8k right now. It had been 7k and sold for more when it released. You are just studying to be heard at this point. Which is probably why you space out every sentence your thoughts are currently filling your screen. "Know exactly what merchers perform on RS when they keep track of buy runescape 3 gold historical highs and lows? Know exactly what they"re looking for?" Yes actually, I do.