Love the price charts and history. I would suggest making it more than 180 days, if possible, allow the full price history. Part of the fun of OSRS was playing the market, buying and selling to make a profit long term. I accumulated a lot of wealth over years in OSRS doing this.

I would suggest making the marketplace tax much less than 10%, something like 2% would seem fairer. 10% would mean only very long-term investments could even make a profit. Players shouldn't be penalized for buying something at 100 and selling it at 110 and not making any profit at all. In fact, one thing I loved about Rev1 was the ability to price your orders at any price and still make a net profit, if even it 1 gp apart from where you bought it. 2% would still be fair though.

Full transparency is always a good thing. One thing I kind of disliked about Rev 1 is having to place your orders every 48 hours. I would prefer it be at least 1 week that an order lasts, as it's a quality-of-life thing. It takes a significant amount of time when a player has many items to sell and buy to have to login every 2 days and replace the orders. 1 week expiration times would make it, so a player at least has the weekend to replace orders and doesn't necessarily have to login during the weekdays.

Very excited for Rev2 economy and market. Keep up the great work.

Hey Doc Holiday, thanks for the detailed feedback — some really good points here!

I would suggest making it more than 180 days, if possible, allow the full price history.

The market data will be stored indefinitely. Over time older records will become less granular - daily, then weekly, then monthly. But the history won't disappear. Once the server passes the 180 day mark we will update the interface to show longer timeframe. No plans to hide any of it, that price history is part of what makes the web interface fun to follow long-term.

I would suggest making the marketplace tax much less than 10%, something like 2% would seem fairer.

Tax is something the community has been vocal about and we're open to adjusting the number. There will be some tax- it serves a real purpose in controlling inflation and providing a small sink for merching activity, but 10% is not locked in. We'll revisit this before it goes live based on community feedback.

One thing I kind of disliked about Rev 1 is having to place your orders every 48 hours.

The 48 hour limit is a legacy leftover from the first implementation and there's no good reason to keep it. You are right with suggesting a longer time frame, will get it increased before launch. Thank you for suggesting this.

There should be NO limits on the amount you can buy or sell in a certain window of time.

There are no volume limits planned.

Really appreciate the kind words, and great to hear you're bringing friends over from OSRS — that's exactly the kind of growth we're hoping for!

On the tax money - the redistribution ideas are fun, but they'd work against what the tax is actually trying to do. If the gold collected goes back into players pockets, the total amount of gold in the economy doesn't change at all - it just moves from one player to another. The whole point of the tax is to be a gold sink, permanently removing coins from circulation to keep inflation in check.

The plan is for a portion of it to be permanently removed- used to "buy" items from in-game stores so the gold simply vanishes. Another portion could be used to buy items directly from the player marketplace, which stimulates the player-driven economy while still moving gold through a controlled channel. As for lotteries or other community events - that's not off the table for the future.

The priority above all else is a healthy and lasting economy. We'll be watching how things develop and will involve the community in any decisions around how the tax pot is handled as the server matures.