It up to the RuneScape community to decide how much bonds are worth in relation to other items. And since you can use bonds, and not just gold pieces, to obtain any resource or piece of equipment in the game, Jagex cuts out the farmers and their effect on the demand for gold.
A secondary measure ?a 10 percent tax for players trying to trade bonds that have already been traded once ?creates a gold sink, a common tactic in MMOs that removes gold from the economy as a way of reducing inflation over time.ith this update, Rocket League Items aim is to unlock your investment in your account: giving hardcore players a way to get more than ever for their time and dedication, and more freedom for everyone in how they trade,?Gerhard said in a blog post. top of that, we hope to see this open up the full members?game for many more free players, those who can no longer afford subscription and ?crucially ?to deal a death-blow to www.mmobc.com the long-standing issues with gold farming.?
Gerhard goes on to describe the struggles Jagex has had with gold farming ever since the first RuneScape launched more than 10 years ago. In 2013 alone, the developer removed 3.7 trillion gold pieces from gold farmers?banks and banned 1.1 million member accounts. Reasearch has shown that 40 to 50 percent of the active player base buy gold from gold farmers.It time for Thanksgiving here in the United States, and that means it time for naps and catching up on video games. Oh, and family or something. On this week GamesBeat Decides podcast, we talk about all of that and killing Sean Bean.
