Super Rares Measured In HC Sofas Or Thrones?

So should super rares be measure in hc sofas or thrones?

Both, the Habbox panel has that function availble but it is not used. I chose not to use it when I was manager as it looked scruffy and at the time Thrones were not as high as they are now.

i think they should measure in hcs so that way, whenever the throne goes up, it doesnt mean all the supers that are worth over a T go up too

They will still go up because people work on the cost of a T to them hence if they go up everything rises accordingly.

i think the supers should be measured in hcs. like today habbox seems to have change the super values to hc sofas not thrones + hc sofas. more or less half of all super rares are less than 1 throne in value anyway. a year or 2 before this was not the case and thrones did have a purpose on the super values.

now that the habbo exchange is such widely used for rare trading i think its time to replace RD (Rubber Ducks) with C (Credits) as an alternative. currently its about 14C per HC sofa and just a little more than 1000C for 1 throne.

cred shops are all the rage now and i think habbox should make the base of all values on hc sofas and credit coins

how many people nowadays spend hcs for norms when they can just pay 1 credit per in a cred shop?

Thrones and hc mix.

i bought my 2nd throne for 1060 credits exactly. 1050C at 14C per HC is 75HC.

if you do a little math people wont get scammed but if the credit values were on habbox people could use them when buying/selling rares. ive seen alot of people try to sell a throne for 1160 credits. they must have done the math because that is more than 80 HCS worth at 14C each. some people manage to buy HCS at 13C ea so your talking 85-90 HC for a throne in credits which is a pure scam

if the credits values were the alternative to hcs on the rare values system people would know if their trading the right amount of credits for items worth many many hcs such as the throne

I think they should be measured in hcs and thrones. :)

its changed anyway now :)

from what i've heard, most people prefer it measured in hcs, means it's neater and the values are more accurate =]