Another illustration: Pie dish (103gp). Blue wizard cap (102 gp). Raw chicken (160 gp). Redberries (120 gp) - These prices were held until recent times despite the huge demand. For a long time, blue dye and yellow dye were Grand-Exchange-priced much lower than demand would suggest. Small fishing net (140gp). Bronze arrows last no more than a second when you put them up to RuneScape Gold sell them to the Grand Exchange.
What is the reason why the Grand Exchange price sometimes not change to reflect the current supply and demand? Other examples could be provided that will also demonstrate how the Grand Exchange prices don't appear to change according to the current demand and supply.
Gielinor offers a level of domestic tech that is comparable to the 15th or 16th century. The period, while admittedly older than many fantasy RPGs, has castles with cannons on top and Renaissance garb. There are however a lot of fascinating historical anachronisms.
Many buildings and homes now have running water-saving sinks. This advancement was made in real time many decades after the presumption. This could, of course be a result of the power of magic, however it could still have an enormous effect on the entire society.
You can also find others. One of the biggest offenders is the ridiculous modernity of machines such as those in Buy RS 2007 Gold the Elemental Workshop. Although powered by magic, their designs are totally incompatible with the rest.
