what was the point of this move?

I can understand why pk mobs were disabled, why the amount of spar rooms were cut down on, and other iclassic developer changes, but why this?

furniture only resold for 50% of the price. theres no reason to make me basically unable to sell a elf chair i dont even want. I can understand the concept that graal wants money, but how much money could they really lose out on from some dude selling a rudolph plushie for 1250g?

even worse, just like the new guild system, they just randomly took it out and didn't say anything. No warning like "Hey, we will be dramatically lowering our furniture resell prices soon." even worse then that, people who were saving furniture to sell in an emergency or had items already purchased with the thought in mind that they could resell if anything, no longer can resell if anything.

classic has made a lot of garbage moves, but this is up there among the stupidest ones. what happens to players that want to build houses and have to put down a bunch of extra crap they dont want because its better then selling it?
This means that a friend who gifts me a gift for 700 gralats gets me a furniture item in return (i dont decorate my house) that i dont even want, and is worth 1 gralat.
The point of the capsule machine 1g resell price was probably to prevent people from getting a table for the 500gralat spin and selling it for 250, (which means more spins) but they could have just lowered it down to 100. They also didnt have to make ALL other non shop furniture 1g.

We've dealt, accepted and adapted to the NGS situation, the servers, and all the other crap the game puts us through, so why cant we sell our stupid elf chair for 500 gralats? Why do you guys insist on making things as bad as possible? Is your plan to make the game so terrible that everyone quits and servers dont have to work so hard?

No, what I said was accurate.

I appreciate that you're responding here, but I have 'bat' furniture items from a couple years back which have been added to the candy grab bags that no longer have their value. Additionally, more than 60 'bone' furniture items from when they were originally released with a resale value of about 1k each. I have multiple christmas items from previous years (which I checked when I realized this was happening) that are suddenly valued for resale at 1 gralat, which originally ranged from roughly 500 - 2500 each.

When there's a 1 gralat resale on capsule machine stuff, I'm alright with that. Even if old versions of items that are no longer available except through annual events, that's ok. But when items that I've paid full price for or received at a higher rate are no longer able to sell for half price, it's pretty lame.

Yeah, this is pretty crazy, too. Dropping 2000 items to buy 1 thing makes me build a lot less than I otherwise would.

If I sold all of this i'd probably have enough money to get a new turtle fence
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Absolutely agree, at what point does the community stop taking this crap?!

saving furniture to sell for future use = graal bank account

4-lom i didnt even comment on yours.

Since gashapon machine sell back is trash, why don't we make it so once you "win" a piece of furniture you can buy as many as you want without the RNG?

Your comment went against what had been said... and what I had elucidated in more detail. I was pointing out the places where what you had said was inaccurate.

This might be a bit off topic but, those gambling gumball machines are horrible.... Too cruel and way way too hungry

Nobody wants that many duplicates.... not even my OCD :D

I’m so glad someone finally said it

Judging by the path the graalonline(pc) took, you'll have to wait for the majority of the community to quit and it's too late to recover before you can expect any real change.

'The Grinch who stole your money'

perfect meme, inb4 it gets deleted for targetting a specific person.

At the end of the day the game has to make money and I'm sure everyone earning thousands of gralats from gifts they got for free from other players kind of limits the amount of gralat packs they may purchase around this time of year. One Christmas I was elated to see that I could sell enough of my useless furniture to buy a custom head or body. What normally costs $4 for a custom body or $8 for a custom head was free. I do disagree with Christmas items from previous years being marked down to one gralat (not sure if that's the case though). If the option was available to sell for hundreds of gralats for those furniture items they should stay that way because the rule wasn't implemented at the time the presents were opened.