22 replies to this topic

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What is your suggestion?:

Add an actual shop UI to the old man on the hills at barrows, where we can spend Barrows Points on Bolt Racks as well as trade dupe/useless barrows pieces for Barrows Points.

Is this in OSRS?:

No.

Has this suggestion been accepted already?:

No that I am aware of.

How would this benefit Alora?:

This would mainly benefit ironmen and/or self sufficient accounts. I think this would be a good addition to the Barrows scene/content. As for the exchange rate of Barrows Points for barrows dupe pieces, it wouldn't/shouldn't be any overpowered amount. Just anything is better than none. Ironmen would also greatly benefit from being able to use barrows points to buy Bolt Racks for example if they already have all the pieces they need. 

[Devout]

Cool suggestion. It'd be nice to be able to have something to do with dupe barrows items. 

 

I support! 

[Luka Doncic]

Support, it would be a nice lil addition to get rid of some dupes.

[Ivy]

I see no harm in trading in your dupes for extra points!
Especially when I have no use for 4 Guthan’s chainskirt!

I support!

[Never Dry]

Currently it takes 15k barrows points for a full set (4 pieces), meaning each piece is 'worth' 3,750 points. I don't see an issue with trading in barrows equip for a random set, but maybe make it only for ironmen at a rate of 1,200 points per piece traded in. I think for regular accounts they could just buy something dirt cheap (lets say torags hammers) for 1/10th the price and trade it in for chances of full dh/karils/ahrims for example that's worth more and we wouldn't want that to be a negative impact to the economy.

 

If this is considered then you have my full support.

[F]

Currently it takes 15k barrows points for a full set (4 pieces), meaning each piece is 'worth' 3,750 points. I don't see an issue with trading in barrows equip for a random set, but maybe make it only for ironmen at a rate of 1,200 points per piece traded in. I think for regular accounts they could just buy something dirt cheap (lets say torags hammers) for 1/10th the price and trade it in for chances of full dh/karils/ahrims for example that's worth more and we wouldn't want that to be a negative impact to the economy.

 

If this is considered then you have my full support.

100% agree with this. I don't want to be that guy, but this suggestion MAY have to be an Ironman only thing *shrug*. I can't really see any way for this to work if normal players can do what you stated above.

[InfernoAdze]

Full Support - Makes dupes feel useful while also sinking some of the stockpile of items from them a little bit.

[samw]

i support this 100% liek i have 10x dupes and idk what to do with them lol

[Tuvol]

Support!

[Call m Daddy]

You got my support !!

[Iron Wotty]

I support this %100!!

[Defiler]

Support, I've had 4 verac sets from my 15k points.

[Real Korn]

I think it should stay the same 15k points for a set however allowing the person to pick the set they want and take away from being added to collection log. Support nonetheless

[Jakeradd]

I support, i think it should be ironman only though.

[Mufasa]

Got my upvote ! Seems like a good idea !

[Sassa fras]

No support, getting loads of dupes while trying to get that one item you actually need is just part of playing a self-sufficient mode.

[strudelle]

this is a very nice suggestion since having dupes is useless on ironman, support on this

[1]

As long as it's something low value like 500-1000 points per piece, sure.

[F]

As long as it's something low value like 500-1000 points per piece, sure.

Yes, I was going to leave the actual amounts exchange rate up to staff/dev team, assuming the suggestion got approved. 500 sounds very reasonable.

[Never Dry]

No support, getting loads of dupes while trying to get that one item you actually need is just part of playing a self-sufficient mode.

This isn't allowing you to choose which set you get nor is it selling items separately, it's only allowing you to trade in your dupes for points to gamble on another set, or buy bolt racks.