Understanding Values

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Originally Posted by Dopiefreak

I see I see! This is a completely different game lol :( I enjoy having to learn everything again though.

... So I am looking at buying some pumpkins, Habbox has them at 1 credit. When I go to the market, I see them selling at 3, which makes sense after reading your post about expecting to pay a premium at the market. Theoretically speaking, if I stay in the market and keep refreshing the search, I may be able to catch one for less than 3 creds?

I guess this completely kills trading? No one is going to try sell lower in a trade room as they could sell instantly in the market, and no one is going to try sell higher in a trade room because no one is going to buy when they can get instantly from the market?

And also - I guess the average price in the market, is the average price of sold items and not the average price of everything thats in there waiting to be sold? Has this made the Habbox values pointless as they are more dynamic?

Edit: Then again, I guess people still try to trade item for item

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The problem with the marketplace is that the cheapest an item will ever be in there is 2 credits, so if something is worth less than a credit, or 1 credit, you'll be paying a minimum of 2 credits via the marketplace. This is because the lowest someone can sell something for is 1 credit, then there's 1 credit commission for Habbo.

This made everything make SO much more sense.

With the Global Financial Crisis, I guess Habbo had its own...