Just been wondering this for a LONG time.
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Release Maple Tree's For F2p'ers!
#7
Posted 08 June 2006 - 02:26 AM
I reckon the fact maples are P2P is simply to encourage F2P people who get to the required WC level to become a member so they can get at the maples.
Though i don't think its worked out like that in the case of many players, who insist on cutting lower level trees en-mass to get the required level to cut yews.
Im happy with maples being P2P to be honest. Making them F2P will likely increase the amount of autoers, create another market on F2P which is pointless really - F2P doesnt need to suck more money into it from P2P.
Ask yourself this: what on earth can a F2P person use willow logs for apart from woodcutting exp and firemaking exp? the only sensible answer is to make money - and what would be the point in giving F2P another option when it came to making money? If they want that other ability, they should become members.
NB: The forseeable problem with autoers is that they could cut willows on a large scale, to get levels up even quicker for yews, or to sell in the newly created market oppertunity.
Though i don't think its worked out like that in the case of many players, who insist on cutting lower level trees en-mass to get the required level to cut yews.
Im happy with maples being P2P to be honest. Making them F2P will likely increase the amount of autoers, create another market on F2P which is pointless really - F2P doesnt need to suck more money into it from P2P.
Ask yourself this: what on earth can a F2P person use willow logs for apart from woodcutting exp and firemaking exp? the only sensible answer is to make money - and what would be the point in giving F2P another option when it came to making money? If they want that other ability, they should become members.
NB: The forseeable problem with autoers is that they could cut willows on a large scale, to get levels up even quicker for yews, or to sell in the newly created market oppertunity.
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