Economy balance discussion

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(07-04-2018, 06:04 PM)Zephyr Wrote: So what is problem as Jenna-X asks?

(07-03-2018, 01:52 PM)Jenna-X Wrote: For a non-premium player there are a limited number of poses and clothing options available so other than motel fees expenses are limited.  

For premium players you have access to a lot of things if you want them.  Once you get your apartment you really don't have expenses unless you like clothes and sex toys.  I don't see a problem with the game economy.

The cash purchase price of the game subscription has remained the same.  Demand for subs paid for with in game cash exceeds the supply so they are expensive.

This exactly what I'm talking about, not trying to point fingers, but the 'economy' only seems to exist, when we're talking about code sellers/ players making in-game transactions with other players. So basically, the economy doesn't actually exist, but more that it exists so that it can justify code price fluctuations. I feel that they should just get rid of 'codes for in-game cash sales' as that's what seems to be the biggest incentive for cash farming via legal and illegal methods right now.

If anything, since a lot of excuses I'm hearing about why players don't buy the premium with real money is because of the payment methods restricting countries, the staff should just do a overhaul on code sellers and make the most trusted act as paypal payment recievers then send the code; they could even just hire a person on the team to do that and cut out the player/middle guy altogether.

So yes, there is essentially wouldn't actually be a problem with 'too much money or botters ruining the economy' if the economy doesn't exist in the first place. You can bot/farm cash until you're blue the face and end up joining the party of people that quit after they've bought everything.

tbh, you can say that the item prices are a indication/reflection of the amount of money in the game, but if you don't look at it too deeply, the high prices could just be a basic game tactic to implement long term goals which then in turn makes people stay in the game and play longer, no other special meaning.