Habbo Onpurposely Wrecking The Rares Values? Hmm..

[kaut]

Rare values are all subjective anyway. Habbo itself isn't making the values drop, it's the habbos that let the values drop or rise. Yes with them releasing them it makes the supply go up but that doesn't necessarily make the demand go down (case in point the HC's). Trade or offer what you want, it's how YOU feel on a certain piece of furniture. Just because someone else is selling their rare for a certain price doesn't mean that YOU have to follow suit.

This past couple of weeks was the first time that I've came on since rares came out so long ago so their still kind of new to me. But it really came clear to me after watching the Disco come out and I watched it go from 2HC at the beginning of the hour to everyone deciding that it was only worth 1HC to even 0.5.

If you don't like the value that someone has given your rare, don't sell it at that. Keep to your set price. I see both positives and negatives to the value charts. But in the end it's your decision.

That's just my opinions on the matter though. Do what you want.

[superkat!]

Honestly what makes you people think Habbo care abour rare values. Without habbo there would be no rare values. Just be thankful there are staff working in an office to make habbo more enjoyable for everyone.

[HolyWar]

Not one of these threads again, You should read what I say about Habbo and Money, Habbo Hotel needs to make an income to make the business world wide, if a business never had any money coming in, then what exactly would be the use of them even having a business?

Obviously money is the livelihood of a company but they need to learn where to put that money. They should put some of it into a customer service department instead of directly into their pockets.


For Superkat!

Rare values directly affect the revenue of the Hotel. It's the driving force for credits and some people when close to being able to afford another throne will deposit credits so that they can finally get that throne. It's logic.

Values do have an affect on the revenue of the Hotel and if you disagree with that I would love to see your logic behind your assumption that they don't.

For Kaut.

When the supply of an item is increased the demand automatically begins a decrease even if it's not directly visible. Similar to the way an old style weighing scale works.