Currently, to trade an animal you have to click the habitat, click the animal tab, select your animals, send them to the trade center. Go to the animal trade center, click an individual animal, then click trade, then select an amount, then click confirm. You have to do this for every single animal. Meanwhile, to get rid of your animals, you just select them in the habitat and select the dedicated button to send them into the wild. Click confirm and all your troubles are gone. That's 9 clicks to trade to a player, plus an additional 5 per extra animal you want to trade, not counting that the game refuses to acknowledge your clicks in 75% of the cases. It's 4 clicks plus an additional 1 for each extra animal to get rid of all unwanted animals otherwise. That's a HUGE difference.
The result is that currently the market is filled with people hell-bent on abusing the system, which makes it hard to impossible to get even common animals like a zebra for a decent price. To combat this, I would like to see something like:
The result is that currently the market is filled with people hell-bent on abusing the system, which makes it hard to impossible to get even common animals like a zebra for a decent price. To combat this, I would like to see something like:
- Limit the maximum price of an animal to 500% of what the game deems fair. This will keep rare animals expensive while allowing market fluctuation, and common animals at least somewhat affordable for people wanting to create their own franchise zoo.
- Create a dedicated button in the habitat animals tab that instead of releasing animals, they are sent to the player market. In the confirmation screen just have a slider with 0% to 500% and list the animals to whatever percent the player selects of the value the game gives it. To combat people flooding the market, the number of animals simultaneously on the market could be reduced.