this thread... *chefs kiss*
Been doing a little more trading with NMTs, and I guess I don't mind it as much anymore? They've just become a secondary currency to bells, especially because actually using them is a complete waste 90% of the time. You don't actually
use tickets, just hold on to them as a more valuable/convenient means of purchasing things.
The main thing I dislike about them at this point is that the value completely invalidates the mystery island system, though this is ultimately the fault of the game itself. Not really any point to going to mystery islands when at best, you'd be making 100-200k profit in bells vs just selling them. It makes taking the gamble feel kind of bad when you know whatever you get a trash island with your native fruit and flower you actively just wasted 200k bells. The only real value would be island hopping to find a villager, but given that you have like... 1/350 chance of getting the villager you want, unless they're new, you might as well just buy them with the tickets. The price has been dropping on them a little, so they're 100-200kish now, but the point still stands.
As far as inflation in trading, I see it, but you can just trade your own things and get a decent supply of tickets. There's ridiculous things like people asking 5 tickets per turnip selling trip, but there's plenty of reasonable deals/traders if you hunt for em.
just came here to say i love NMT economics as I'm someone with amiibo cards, TBT currency & in-game bells so i can abuse it lmao.
i can buy 60 iron for 1 NMT and I still have like 1000 tickets j chilling in my inventory. Kinda nice tbh.
other people who don't TT or use any form of amiibo cards cant rlly do that which is rough but I suppose that's part of the trade-off.
iconic.
As someone with no amiibo cards, I've had decent luck just offering cataloging services for wanted items/selling hybrids. Not in the 1000's of tickets range, of course, but most things are well well under that price. The only things going for hundreds of tickets are the new villagers, and the hype's gonna die down when Nintendo releases their amiibo cards.