Smallverse gold supply circulation is getting smaller.

[Marchant Sauron]

Smallverse gold supply circulation is getting smaller.

Every time SV drops gold sales, it causes the highest inflation....inflation rises and item prices go up, becoming unaffordable for some players. Then the spin wheel eats all the gold from the gold sale and everyone else's. Then item prices decline. We can't continue this cycle. It's a rollercoaster, and it causes players to quit whenever gold supply feels too low or too high. The game should stay at 2% inflation growth rather than 30% or -5%, because both are unplayable. -5% felt like the 80% opposite. I hope SV takes it seriously and makes sure it stays at 2%. Make sure the spin wheel is less attractive, or slow it down — if it's the best item, it could cause 7m or 10m gold sinks.

In real life, Most major central banks aim for a 2% inflation target.

I'm calling for a gold sale, but we need to make sure we don't see this endless cycle again.

[Marchant Sauron]

last note, Collectors, resellers, and hoarders have run out of gold... there's nothing to play with. Also, low gold supply can cause the online player count to tank every time.

[Stefan Richie]

i agree, as in my previous forum post i said this very thing. less gold should be worth more! dont over inflate, but a gold sale is for sure needed atp. maybe limit how many of the gold sale package can be purchased or something

[Kissy My]

Not sure if putting gold on sale at this point will help.
There is such an extreme level of hoarding and absolutely out of control pricing...
that the average player doesnt believe there is even the slightest opportunity to own some items.
Many have given up and arent even bothering to play anymore, and the game is still fairly new to be at the point already.

Don't know how they can come back from this.

[Jess Diamond]

I know a lot of people are wanting a gold sale right now but to be completely honest, the market has stabilised and prices are better. I think a gold sale isn't necessarily needed yet.