Prices just seem to keep going up and up for so much stuff.
Will the Halloween event cause this to slow I wonder.
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Prices just seem to keep going up and up for so much stuff.
Will the Halloween event cause this to slow I wonder.
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What prices are going up? Many commonly used items are down or flat on the year, taking a few commonly used items:
But you are right on a few items crashing after Halloween, primarily cans, six packs, candy, alcohol etc as many people have maxed baskets and will be exchanging this year.
Yes
Most miscellaneous items are over 100 now, used to always be less. Jewellery also climbing high.
Some other items are indeed down, like candles and beer, which have tanked.
I believe Chedburn has specifically put rules in place regarding inflation.
Don't believe me? Google Chedburn Torn Inflation Rule 34.
oh yes the inflation of absolutely useless items, what a tragedy.
Good to know we have another noob hhere trying to talk about stuff he dont understand :D
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SenseiLeJuke, thank you for being rude. I did indeed not point out every single item individually, but more items are up than are down.
Most miscellaneous items... Jewellery...
Why are you concerning yourself with miscellaneous items and jewellery?
Those items being "over 100 now" doesn't constitute to inflation.
A vast majority of the miscellaneous items are new Crimes 2.0 items which didn't exist very long ago. A lot have higher prices because of their anticipation to be used in future crimes.
Found Chedburns alt.
Explain what you meant by inflation then. Sounds to me more like supply and demand.
erm, supply down, demand up so prices up.
The economy is deflating honestly
Sounds like a good opportunity for new players to make some money playing with the market? What's the problem?
Jump on the bandwagon. Buy up those items and keep driving the price up, then resell and try to make a profit.
He also posted a podcast regarding it on r/sounding