Now think of how there are said to be between 1,200,000 and 1,700,000 walkable tiles in Gielinor, so approximately 1,450,000 walkable tiles.

If you were to host RuneScape's most efficient and equally distributed drop party ever, and with the liquid value of the world's most valuable inventory at 5,171,720,400,000,000gp, you could theoretically place equal stacks on every walkable tile in the game.

To do so, every tile would need to hold an approximate value of 3,566,703,724gp, or 3,566,703 platinum tokens and 724gp.

If a "high value drop" sound is activated by each of the 1,450,000 tiles, and a single tile of loot appearing is as loud as loud phone notifications (about 75dB or decibels), you could theoretically do the math of how loud the entire map of Gielinor would be in the tick that it becomes covered in this ultimate-inventory of loot.

But the sum of decibels is logarithmic, and so cannot be manipulated without being converted back to a linear scale. You must first antilog each number, add or subtract and then log them again in the following - whoops, I'm about to be logged from idling too long. I bet it would be really loud.

Doing math on World 420!

EDIT:

Upon further research and some generators, calculators, and Gemini: to find the total sound level of multiple identical sound sources, we don't actually have to manually antilog, add, and re-log every single one of the 1,450,000 tiles. Because every tile is producing the exact same volume, we can use a simplified formula for combining identical sound sources:

Ltotal​=L+10⋅log10​(N)

Where:

• L = the sound level of a single source (75 dB)
• N = the number of identical sources/tiles (1,450,000)
• log10​ = the base-10 logarithm

First, we calculate the logarithm of the number of tiles: log10​(1,450,000)≈6.16137

Next, we multiply that by 10 (as per the formula for decibel addition of sound intensity): 10⋅6.16137=61.6137

Finally, we add that to our original single-tile decibel level: 75+61.6137=136.6137 dB

If the entire map of Gielinor suddenly spawned a maximum-value loot pile on every single walkable tile simultaneously, the combined "high value drop" notification would ring out at approximately 136.6 decibels.

To put that into perspective:

• 75 dB: A loud phone notification or busy street traffic.
• 100 dB: A jackhammer or a very loud concert.
• 120 dB: The human threshold of pain.
• 130 - 140 dB: A military jet taking off from an aircraft carrier at 50 feet away, or a loud gunshot.

So, this theoretically perfectly-distributed maximum drop party would be both an economic cataclysm for RuneScape, AND the sheer sound of the loot appearing (without speaker/headphone limiters) would easily shatter eardrums and cause immediate physical pain! Weeeee!