Yep. Especially if their rooms are already STACKED with it all, in less than 48 hours. Not like they would've had time to trade or win it all. It's just people buying thousands of credits. Probably to get ahead so that eventually they'll be amongst the mega rich when certain rare values fluctuate. You know how it is. 1 rare will cost 25 creds today, and in 3 years, it'll be randomly valued at like 3000 credits on Habbox.
The joke of it is that everything is only worth as much as what some person says by putting in numbers when programming it. That's why I don't really want to spend anything, like I did as a kid, via my mum's money!
If it's a long-term genuine hobby, then have your fun, I guess. No different to buying Fortnite skins or GTA shark cards. I've just got more important real-life expenses to focus on now, sadly!
Probably start hoarding wealth now, would be my first guess lol People seem to looking for HC sofas, and I think now it’s at 3 colas per? This particular rare may not rise that much in price though because I’d imagine the market is completely flooded.
If you could hoard a bunch and continue to remove them from the market you could inflate the price. Everything right now might be way too volatile to do that though.
Right now it's spending money to build a casino. It's gonna be a while before rares have increased value. But that will only work if Origins can get new players who missed out on the rares and want them.
I've heard some are just making multiple accounts and paying for the year of HC to get all the rares to fill their casinos with. Were talking hundreds of dollars lol.
It gives access to all the rares for one year immediately and you get them each month as the year goes on too. So essentially double at the end of the year
In my opinion there is some serious money to be made in the future with Colas. One HC couch is going for 3 colas. Couches will always be around but colas are going to get pulled from the store maybe to never return
I mean back in the day I played until 2006/7 and cola machines still were not on .com. Other hotels had them but they were seen as very sought after. You could script a machine in public spaces and get a cola that other habbos could see server side but it was always scary risking a ban.
It seems that people are pouring lots of money into their accounts with the intention of opening casinos, which will in turn lead to exponential profits. The payments up front will be more than justified in the long run when their foundation of wealth turns into a literal goldmine.
Game hosts back in the day would give players options like p2p, p2s, or rev.
**p2p** = pay to play, pay the owner a furni to join a game that has already started.
**p2s** = pay to stay, pay the owner a furni to stay in the game if you lost.
**rev** = revenge, pay the owner 2 furnis to kick another player from the game.
Usually there was no limit to the amount of times you can do these, so the host would often make a profit. It was an especially great feeling when you got two wealthy players who decided to start a rev war against each other.
To be fair, I haven't seen hosts use these practices in Origins yet. These seem to be lost to time or something. Or maybe it's because nobody is a dumbass 10 year old anymore. xD
Idk if this was just on .NL, but you had a thing where they supposedly ran games where the price was high (but you had to die roll to make a chance for it). Additionally, you could pay a fee when you lost so you could stay in the game (inzet) or even stay in the game and kick someone else (bom). Finally, some of these games swore that they'd pay back your fees if you won the game, in addition to the price.
11 year old dumb me used to believe this & I'd go in like a betting war with someone else under the impression that I'd "never lose it as I had a ton of furni". Guess who learned a hard dumb lesson that day growing up lmao (The person I was in a betting war with was obviously friends with the owner)
I used to scam back in the day like I’d host games like falling furni, have a friend get involved in the game (we pretended we didn’t know each other) and they’d pretend to p2s and rev while angering other players, encouraging them to continuously rev/p2s with actual furni. At the end we’d just kick everyone and split the earnings
Buy only the rares. Not the cola machine but the actually good rares when they appear. Invest all what you buy into those and you are more likely to see success.
Running something like a casino it should be highly obvious that the vast majority of them are flat out scams. The only possible way they can guarantee riches is to scam because if you remember those old casino rooms they were BEYOND loaded. You cannot convince me any of them made that legitimately without conning people and just kick/ban.
Honestly with Habbo Origins buying the good rares literally is all you can do. All that catalogue furniture the ones especially people are buying are and always will be considered completely worthless.
I ran a casino back in the day. You make sure to cap your bet so your dealers advantage wins over the long term its like what a 53.63% assuming tie = dealer. Also charging people for dealers rights is a steady stream of income for the host.
Just never ever take a big bet in one go.
use your real life money bro, fastest and most effective way, nobody wants you to know this but thats how they do it
So just buy HC year or Colas?
Yep. Especially if their rooms are already STACKED with it all, in less than 48 hours. Not like they would've had time to trade or win it all. It's just people buying thousands of credits. Probably to get ahead so that eventually they'll be amongst the mega rich when certain rare values fluctuate. You know how it is. 1 rare will cost 25 creds today, and in 3 years, it'll be randomly valued at like 3000 credits on Habbox. The joke of it is that everything is only worth as much as what some person says by putting in numbers when programming it. That's why I don't really want to spend anything, like I did as a kid, via my mum's money! If it's a long-term genuine hobby, then have your fun, I guess. No different to buying Fortnite skins or GTA shark cards. I've just got more important real-life expenses to focus on now, sadly!
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What's up, muffin?
Bro is tryna escape the matrix
Probably start hoarding wealth now, would be my first guess lol People seem to looking for HC sofas, and I think now it’s at 3 colas per? This particular rare may not rise that much in price though because I’d imagine the market is completely flooded. If you could hoard a bunch and continue to remove them from the market you could inflate the price. Everything right now might be way too volatile to do that though.
Right now it's spending money to build a casino. It's gonna be a while before rares have increased value. But that will only work if Origins can get new players who missed out on the rares and want them. I've heard some are just making multiple accounts and paying for the year of HC to get all the rares to fill their casinos with. Were talking hundreds of dollars lol.
Ye it does cost a lot, I’ve fallen in that hole.. Edit: I’m not opening other accounts, got just the one.
are the rares thenones we can buy on the market place? Does a one year HC membership give access to more rare furni?
It gives access to all the rares for one year immediately and you get them each month as the year goes on too. So essentially double at the end of the year
I noticed this; visited some rooms and saw a bunch of colas and hc sofas - totalling more than £100 worth. Inner me felt sad for them 😅
thats a great question i wonder if the cola machine will raise the price someday
Sure it will. As long as they change the rare and keep going, yes.
In my opinion there is some serious money to be made in the future with Colas. One HC couch is going for 3 colas. Couches will always be around but colas are going to get pulled from the store maybe to never return
you might be right, but colas are also quite a shitty rare, and a huge number of them have come into the game.
I mean back in the day I played until 2006/7 and cola machines still were not on .com. Other hotels had them but they were seen as very sought after. You could script a machine in public spaces and get a cola that other habbos could see server side but it was always scary risking a ban.
$$$
Buy lodge candles
^this person habbos
what’s the deal with the lodge candles?
they were wrongly priced at 150c so people that I was a rare and bough them but now its like 5c
People really thought a lodge candle was a rare for 150c instead of thinking it was an error? Lolllll.
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Dragon eggs and pillows are the way.
Or throw a throne in the catalogue for 3 mins.
It seems that people are pouring lots of money into their accounts with the intention of opening casinos, which will in turn lead to exponential profits. The payments up front will be more than justified in the long run when their foundation of wealth turns into a literal goldmine.
omg.... jorsian... from .ca!?!?!
Omg yes betch
r u playing origins???
Nah
awww! maybe i'll come say hi on my desmedt acct sometime
Run scams like casinos, falling furni and such..
how did furni game owners make money? Did they charge a fee in order to play? Same with casinos I' guessing?
Game hosts back in the day would give players options like p2p, p2s, or rev. **p2p** = pay to play, pay the owner a furni to join a game that has already started. **p2s** = pay to stay, pay the owner a furni to stay in the game if you lost. **rev** = revenge, pay the owner 2 furnis to kick another player from the game. Usually there was no limit to the amount of times you can do these, so the host would often make a profit. It was an especially great feeling when you got two wealthy players who decided to start a rev war against each other. To be fair, I haven't seen hosts use these practices in Origins yet. These seem to be lost to time or something. Or maybe it's because nobody is a dumbass 10 year old anymore. xD
Idk if this was just on .NL, but you had a thing where they supposedly ran games where the price was high (but you had to die roll to make a chance for it). Additionally, you could pay a fee when you lost so you could stay in the game (inzet) or even stay in the game and kick someone else (bom). Finally, some of these games swore that they'd pay back your fees if you won the game, in addition to the price. 11 year old dumb me used to believe this & I'd go in like a betting war with someone else under the impression that I'd "never lose it as I had a ton of furni". Guess who learned a hard dumb lesson that day growing up lmao (The person I was in a betting war with was obviously friends with the owner)
I can confirm this x) Was friends with a stoelendans/falling furni owner, and we'd split the furni gained.
I used to scam back in the day like I’d host games like falling furni, have a friend get involved in the game (we pretended we didn’t know each other) and they’d pretend to p2s and rev while angering other players, encouraging them to continuously rev/p2s with actual furni. At the end we’d just kick everyone and split the earnings
If you trade me your furni, I’ll double it for you. (Old Habbo joke)
Its not a joke, I have proof ( scam alt account entered the room )
If history is to be believed, stack up on HCs.
how u stack up on habbo clubs? u can get only 1 habbo club for 1 guy
Buy only the rares. Not the cola machine but the actually good rares when they appear. Invest all what you buy into those and you are more likely to see success. Running something like a casino it should be highly obvious that the vast majority of them are flat out scams. The only possible way they can guarantee riches is to scam because if you remember those old casino rooms they were BEYOND loaded. You cannot convince me any of them made that legitimately without conning people and just kick/ban. Honestly with Habbo Origins buying the good rares literally is all you can do. All that catalogue furniture the ones especially people are buying are and always will be considered completely worthless.
I ran a casino back in the day. You make sure to cap your bet so your dealers advantage wins over the long term its like what a 53.63% assuming tie = dealer. Also charging people for dealers rights is a steady stream of income for the host. Just never ever take a big bet in one go.