With the cat party big people has a lot of $ but not much active tuts to buy. Then you buy and they start crying and threatening. They can't control that the tut goes to the person who pays more "free market ".The result upcoming more wars over tuts...so be prepared for the future.
I don't think a war would start over tuts. Tuts have always been fair game to buy and sell so people can get over it if a tut is hired away
Then you have people with "tutors not for sale" as a status... And when you hire they get butthurt and farm you.
Here we have a perfect example: I buy a tut fromher =She get upset and buy one from me + she buys her tut back + start a controversy around me = I buy back mine and send her a gift. To calm her down and look what we got days later.
Get over it. I just buy from the list and didn't do it to bother you or mess with you. FREE MARKET tuts are there to buy them.
This is hardly upside down, it's very basic economics. The first thing you learn is supply and demand, and I think it's called the Laffer Curve. Everyone can own 50 tuts (some 100) but you can only be 1 persons pupil. In order to max out there must be 50 inactive players for every active person buying tutors. Complicate that by inactive accounts getting deleted, and you have a constant surge of buyers but no sellers. On top of those basics, consider that cc parties are adding more money in the pockets of low level players and you have inflation. What you are seeing in PIMD right now is real life economics.
I tried using the minimalist concept for people who haven't reset. The range of lcbc players with nothing to use money on only compounds the inflation. It keeps things simpler for the people who think that economics means that everyone should get a fair chance.
You have a basic of 250 slots....max of 500, unless you had more before ATA added a a cap for tut slots...