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Fixed an issue that caused an inaccessible floating island to appear in the Clockworks

Bramble thinned out in Concrete Jungle Totem Trouble 2. Added new Scarlet Fortress level: Grim Gallery. Concrete Jungle levels will no longer appear at Tier 1. Head out the front gates of Haven just South of the town square fountain to trigger the next objective if you are in haven and your current objective is 'Cross the Chasm to Haven' or 'Explore the Rescue Camp.' Added in a failsafe for stuck or bypassed Rescue Camp objectives.

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Meanwhile, in /trade, CE is selling at whatever the real value is, plus or minus large swings in volatility. Remember, bids get filled first in-first out, so if you didn't have hundreds of thousands of crowns to pile onto the wall of bids, you'll be waiting weeks to get CE through the interface again. The new, uninformed players that actually pay cash for CE to get crowns will still use the interface until they know better, but their CE will be devoured instantly by that giant wall of 4,000 Crown bids. Soon, the energy market interface is entirely worthless - there are thousands of bids at exactly the cap, and no sellers. And absolute supply is already constantly decreasing through gameplay.ДЄs demand continues to outstrip supply, the 'true' value of CE rises significantly above the artificial cap, but no one knows what it really is anymore, because a market interface is more fluid and far less volatile than the whims of whoever is in /trade at that time of day. More and more sellers will ditch the market interface - and remember, the reason CE keeps going up is because there are inherently fewer people willing to paying real currency for CE (the only way to add it into the economy) than people willing to give pretend Monopoly money (Crowns) for CE, so you're shrinking an already relatively small participant pool.ДЇurthermore, you're disincentivizing a portion of new CE sellers ('Why should I pay real money for only 4,000 Crowns?'), decreasing the rate of supply as well as absolute supply. So now the situation is (for example), you can use the interface to instantly sell your 100 CE for 4,000 Crowns, since demand > supply (that's why CE was rising), or you can hop in /trade and offer 100 CE for 4,100 Crowns.ДЄt first, there won't be many, but remember that even if the /trade seller sells for 4,000 Crowns, he's saving himself the 2% market tax, or 80 Crowns per 4,000.

Other people will turn to selling it through channels outside of the interface, like the trade channel, the zone channels, or the forums. Okay, new people will still join the game, and some will still buy CE with cash and click 'sell' at whatever the cap is. Example: Exchange rate cap of 25,000 Crowns (it reached this during late Beta).Дў) Supply and demand push CE up to the cap, and there are now people who know they can get more for CE than the cap (it's been rising just fine beforehand, and they can see this external obstacle to price increases). CE exchange rate?ДЎ) Supply and demand do not push CE up to that cap, in which case it's functionally nonexistent. I'm surprised there isn't a ceiling on CE prices tbh.I guess coming from a newb without much knowledge of the economy, but I'm starting to realize how much more money can be made elsewhere, which also depends on CE being at a low cost.