50% Shoplifters

[ManiacalKiwi]

So when I started my new game, I would get a shoplifter about once with every 15 customers, now nearly half of the patrons I get are shoplifters. Is there some way to mitigate this? It seems a little overboard to be normal

[Phara]

you can use decorations to lower the amount of thieves. carnivour plant and a lava pool. the bigger your store the more you can put out.

[RiggedQuarter]

It also might have to do with your prices but that does sound like alot of shoplifters xD

[Runkel]

Originally posted by Phara:

you can use decorations to lower the amount of thieves. carnivour plant and a lava pool. the bigger your store the more you can put out.

Where do i put the Lava Fountain? I got the 2nd shop but can't figure out where to put it down, or is it just a passive bonus?

Nevermind, just found it lol (It's on the left and right side of the wall)

[ManiacalKiwi]

Originally posted by Phara:

you can use decorations to lower the amount of thieves. carnivour plant and a lava pool. the bigger your store the more you can put out.

I assume that's from one of the shopkeepers I'll have to unlock, is that right?

[Runkel]

Originally posted by ManiacalKiwi:

Originally posted by Phara:

you can use decorations to lower the amount of thieves. carnivour plant and a lava pool. the bigger your store the more you can put out.

I assume that's from one of the shopkeepers I'll have to unlock, is that right?

That's correct, the 3rd one you can hire (The name escapes me though... Alan?)

[BokuDesuNe]

My experience is that the number of thieves I get is proportional to the amount I sell rather than the prices I set. Thieves are just as likely to steel underpriced vines as overpriced documents. Since I sell more the large my store and the more difficult the dungeon, it does not surprise me that I am fending off 2 thieves at once for most of the day. Can't complain after pulling in 700K in receipts. The shopkeeper does help some to catch them; thieves would not be so bad if you didn't have to "roll" into them, missing half the time.