considering all wired advancements it's going to be very hard to remove rng mechanics from the game entirely and so gambling will stay around for a long long time. this rule seems to only prohibit the outward appearance of rooms 'resembling casinos' and is just a followup from their rebranding to 'arcades' some months ago. rule looks like it's there only to protect minors from encountering rooms that encourage gambling, not to eradicate it completely.
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casinos died over the past year anyway, people will be selling all their thrones and *REMOVED* now dropping values of rares
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this thriller isnt a good thing, whatever sulake decide, they have to do it fast
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06-03-2014, 02:54 PM #64
won't it lead to buying/selling coins/furniture on black market sites more then?
if there is no way to gamble to get more furniture, the only way to gain furniture is to either buy coins directly from habbo or buy them through black market sites!
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The loss of gambling might stimulate the search for alternative sources of profit making such as trading. Or it might just completely destroy the economy and thus the hotel itself.
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private bets, simple.
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06-03-2014, 05:09 PM #67
Good spot, well that's a game changer.
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That's been on there for a few months now, it was added when the Habbo way 'trade not sell for real money' was implemented. I'm not sure if they're going ahead with it still, I mean it's been months since they uploaded it.
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Still a bit risky. How can you trust the other person to not report you?
Originally Posted by Hidden
The day I get to 200 in Ping Pong II is the day my life is complete.
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06-03-2014, 05:22 PM #70
just do it already ....
anyway
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