i'm not sure that this would go over well. lioden is by and large a player-run economy, and the creators have rarely stepped in to my knowledge. the only examples i can think of (keep in mind i joined in 2020) are the addition of the gorilla enclave for fodder cubs (which at this point isn't helping very much), potentially the selling prices for the monkey, and minimum stud fees. but i don't think they should set a price for everything. it feels a little authoritarian for lack of a better word.

lioden is a free market. there's been a massive influx of people in the past year and it's only natural that things are going to freak out.

things also come in and out of style. i do not think the admins could keep up with the rapidly changing player demand.

other measures could be implemented. more difficulty breeding lions (though people already complain about 1 cub litters), cycling out items from event shops, raising event shop prices, lowering breeding item success rates... though I don't know very many people who would be happy with those. Piss players off or have the market continue to fluctuate?

The market in my experience has never been very stable or good. This isn't a very new development.

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