Firn wrote:
I wish it actually was a foodskink, but actually the Wild Knuffel system is another one of many KOfK features that generates a mass of food into the economy instead of deleting it, because every single Knuffel earns you a multiple of what you spend on it when it levels up.
The effect might not be visible at ones, because now everyone is spending a lot of food on Knuffel, but in the end the Knuffel make up for it again.
For example: Every Wild Knuffel is available in a quantity of 500. Let's amuse the Knuffel sell for 2500 food each (though I think it is already visible that after only a few days most already sell for less and the tendency is declining, not rising). This means that a total of 625000 food is transfered from the users who adopt the Knuffel, to the users who created the Knuffel, and another 625000 is drawn out of the economy. But each Knuffel generates around 6000 food when leveled up to level 100, so over time each 500 Knuffel that take 625000 out of the economy, in return add 300000 food, which leaves you with a balance of 2,37 MILLION food added to the economy for every 500 Knuffel created and adopted.
Right now for example there are 110 wild Knuffel. If all of these get adopted and taken care of, over time they will add additional 260Million (!!) food to KOfK's economy. And people are still wondering why the price of Fairy Coins raises so much. ^^,
I do agree that scenario would be a problem, but I do think those statistics are too perfect. Firn I know for people like myself it takes quite a bit to level up knuffel so even if what you are posting is actuality, some people may never reach level 100. There are a lot of variables involved including the time it will take to actually level the wild knuffel to 100 (That will take a while, even if you are religious about clicking them, as there is no way to bring down thier food and play bars, but to wait. That total even if all those perfect conditions were filled would probably fall short in the end, and take a magnanimous amount of time to come about, with incredible luck that no one leaves the sight or gets tired of feeding them or has life getting in the way.
And I doubt many of the wild knuffel can be completely bought out anyways. So I still think it will be a food sink in the end. And the people that made it will get credit for their work.
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I really wish I could swap out the final stage for my Lavalanche. I submitted the wrong file. 
