u/AffectionateMeal6545

Can we have a genuine conversation about the ingame economy. I always see a lot of talkwith blanket statements about the economy being "broken", especially recently, usually with very little explanation or justification as to what the issue is.

Bare with me, as I'm no expert on economics but in my own experience as a casual main, the economy seems to be perfectly functional. Sure we have inflation, but inflation works both ways, stuff is more expensive but it's also easier to make money. Most complaints are that stuff is more expensive than it used to be, but forget that it's equally easier to make money compared to how it used to be.

The real currency of RuneScape is time, not gp, the value of an item is dependent on how long it takes to grind it out (with a factor based on how many players have the levels or skill in the case of bosses to grind it) If we reverted inflation an item might be say 1/10 the current price, but your money making methods all make 1/10 the amount they do now, so it still takes the same amount of hours in the end to afford it. Nothing has changed.

Had an interview question the other day that I was unsure about, would love to hear some opinions.

To summarize, the question was about if you had two clock domains that were synchronous and phase locked (let's say from the pll), let's say Clock B is 2x the speed of Clock A. The data is a basic AXI stream style Interface, 1 byte wide. Other than some handshaking to make sure you don't double sample or lose samples, do you you need to worry about the clock domain crossing?

For example, would you still implement double registering, or need any particular timing constraints?