rare values reform

I think it'd be nice to still have some main categories alongside that, such as classic supers, ltds, etc

not loads, but some. I can see it being useful but I don't think all furniture categories should be scrapped.

Well if it's possible to have a price filter as well?

Thing is some furni people can't define WHAT it is as there's no strict definitions afaik. Also there's some odd bits and bobs that wouldn't fit in one of them, that just aren't traded as much but are still Norms etc

The information on the wiki has very detailed portals for rares, supers, arcades etc and I don't see what benefit there is of keeping it on the site too. Unless it's a quick guide page or something?




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Why do you have feedback threads, just to fend off anything useful such as people that actively use it what a joke i demand a new rares value manager.

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Originally Posted by HE-Joshua

Why do you have feedback threads, just to fend off anything useful such as people that actively use it what a joke i demand a new rares value manager.

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This feedback thread wasn't made or mandated by myself of General Management, so what are you talking about?

In any case, many of the comments appear to be asking for us to retain thousands of items which we've said we cannot do. So.... yeah.

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Originally Posted by -:Undertaker:-

This feedback thread wasn't made or mandated by myself of General Management, so what are you talking about?

In any case, many of the comments appear to be asking for us to retain thousands of items which we've said we cannot do. So.... yeah.

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I understand the reason why you have decided to remove thousands of normal items, commonly traded on the market, that are only worth a couple of credits. But on your system you are still missing a considerable amount of high value items and due to their rarity seldom traded on the Habbo marketplace. For instance most of the old Ecotron prizes are close to worthless, so fine - exclude them. However other Ecotron items like the Pear Tree which are not often traded and can sell for around 500c you have chosen to remove on the grounds that they don't fit in. This is the same with the Plasto range, your department has only chosen to keep the LTD Plasto and the HC Plasto (worthless) - yet the Army Plasto Chair has somewhat vanished. Prior to this reform Habbox was exclusively the only place anyone could find a value (up to date or not) for such items, this was your absolute advantage over the marketplace which, to an extent, you have let down.

I'm finding it increasingly frustrating when I attempt to search for a legitimate Rare item on your database and nothing shows up and then have to try and find a value elsewhere. I know you might not have had enough people in the department to constantly update the volume of items there were, and that is a good reason for reform. But it is the rarest items that are most infrequently traded and do not need as much maintenance as the more common items. So what is the harm of keeping them?

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Originally Posted by DJ_Shadow

I understand the reason why you have decided to remove thousands of normal items, commonly traded on the market, that are only worth a couple of credits. But on your system you are still missing a considerable amount of high value items and due to their rarity seldom traded on the Habbo marketplace. For instance most of the old Ecotron prizes are close to worthless, so fine - exclude them. However other Ecotron items like the Pear Tree which are not often traded and can sell for around 500c you have chosen to remove on the grounds that they don't fit in. This is the same with the Plasto range, your department has only chosen to keep the LTD Plasto and the HC Plasto (worthless) - yet the Army Plasto Chair has somewhat vanished. Prior to this reform Habbox was exclusively the only place anyone could find a value (up to date or not) for such items, this was your absolute advantage over the marketplace which, to an extent, you have let down.

I'm finding it increasingly frustrating when I attempt to search for a legitimate Rare item on your database and nothing shows up and then have to try and find a value elsewhere. I know you might not have had enough people in the department to constantly update the volume of items there were, and that is a good reason for reform. But it is the rarest items that are most infrequently traded and do not need as much maintenance as the more common items. So what is the harm of keeping them?

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We should be putting back a lot of the higher value ones! I'm not exactly a trading expert myself but if a few people like yourself, Sam, Zak, etc, let us know what's missing and what probably should be on there we'll definitely get someone to add it back :)

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Originally Posted by DJ_Shadow

I understand the reason why you have decided to remove thousands of normal items, commonly traded on the market, that are only worth a couple of credits. But on your system you are still missing a considerable amount of high value items and due to their rarity seldom traded on the Habbo marketplace. For instance most of the old Ecotron prizes are close to worthless, so fine - exclude them. However other Ecotron items like the Pear Tree which are not often traded and can sell for around 500c you have chosen to remove on the grounds that they don't fit in. This is the same with the Plasto range, your department has only chosen to keep the LTD Plasto and the HC Plasto (worthless) - yet the Army Plasto Chair has somewhat vanished. Prior to this reform Habbox was exclusively the only place anyone could find a value (up to date or not) for such items, this was your absolute advantage over the marketplace which, to an extent, you have let down.

I'm finding it increasingly frustrating when I attempt to search for a legitimate Rare item on your database and nothing shows up and then have to try and find a value elsewhere. I know you might not have had enough people in the department to constantly update the volume of items there were, and that is a good reason for reform. But it is the rarest items that are most infrequently traded and do not need as much maintenance as the more common items. So what is the harm of keeping them?

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Indeed, I did make a thread asking for public help with these missing items but checking now it appears to have gone missing (Habbox data crashes?). Hmm, well you've already helped us there (and a +rep for that) and i'll make another public thread for any help.

Maybe I could see about giving out prizes for every ten items people can help us with that are missing. I'll find out.

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Indeed, I did make a thread asking for public help with these missing items but checking now it appears to have gone missing (Habbox data crashes?). Hmm, well you've already helped us there (and a +rep for that) and i'll make another public thread for any help.

Maybe I could see about giving out prizes for every ten items people can help us with that are missing. I'll find out.

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You mean the one about 7 down in Anything About Trading and Furni?

http://www.habboxforum.com/showthread.php?t=815297

Or this one? http://www.habboxforum.com/showthrea...ht=rare+values

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Originally Posted by Samanfa

You mean the one about 7 down in Anything About Trading and Furni?

http://www.habboxforum.com/showthread.php?t=815297

Or this one? http://www.habboxforum.com/showthrea...ht=rare+values

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That's the one.

Ill put out (another) announcement for help.

better to have too many items in the database than not enough because it drives traffic away. reinstate them all.