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Ape for Diddy
Join Date: Apr 2007
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It is not one person that changes it, its the economy that changes it. IT is supply and demand. if there is a higher supply of somethings then the price goes down, if there is a higher demand for something then the price goes up. if there are 20 people selling runes, then they have to compete with each other and lower thier prices to get people to buy from them, but if there are only 2 people selling then the price will stay higher. likewise, if 100 people want runes, then the price will go up, but if only 3 people want runes the price will go down. hope that helps a little.
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Cingal's Collar
Join Date: Jun 2006
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The market is very 'ondoorzichtig' (it's dutch i dont know the english term, maybe unclear). It means you cant have a view in 5 seconds of the whole price list of everyone. So if someone raises it, but you dont know if the others have changed, it seems like the normal price. If there would be a 'clear' market you could see all prices in 5 seconds, which will mean if there is much demand, prices rise, low demand, prices are lower.
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Link's Dirty Sock
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: In your sisters room.
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