Piefan wrote:Plenty of people would probably gather, like, a thousand candies if not for the limit. It's in place to stop that from happening - that would mess up the rarities. Trade-in pets aren't supposed to be common/vc, usually, but if not for the limit, almost all of them would be.
SabrinaB wrote:When the first summer event came, the medieval faire, theee was no limit. The blue cats with the castle and unicorn on them are the result if what happened: they were all very commin, though they came via the banner. Lots of people set a timer to click every 20 minutes. Not a lot of oets turned rare, i velueve uncommon was the rarest back then.
So they set a limit to make it fair to those who have less time, and to make the pets worth more. Basicly the limit is there to prevent an economy crash.
People pay 1-3 c$ per token. If you can click unlimited banners there are more tokens, so they will be worth less and less.
DaDwarf wrote:One of the other reasons is also fairness. People who can be online all the time can gather unlimited tokens while people who have school/work can't without a banner limit. To keep it more fair, people who have more time can hit the banner limit while people who don't have a lot of time can still hit that same banner limit C:
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