Er, are you being sarcastic? Personally I think it really should be fixed, if you went to a store to get a $20 item, then were charged $100 at the cash register with the explanation being that there was a known intermittent error they can't be bothered to fix, so just leave this as is, I'd consider that a bad thing.

I've come across users in this issue that also claimed they thought it wasn't worth fixing. I found it akin to the white knights in online games that no matter what a company does, there they are defending every action they make. While just as annoying are those that try to twist every action the company makes as being pure evil, and anyone that doesn't see it that way are morons.

Here we have a fairly common issue that causes in the case of the Deponia games their value to be increased by five times for a period of days, to weeks, in other games I've seen the same sort of thing happen, or the value even reduced to zero. I'd say there are real problems with how prices are worked out, and as they are real problems, they should be fixed. To me, that's a pretty simple concept, and can't understand why people would think otherwise.