Never played itUnfortunately theres a whole stock market for skins, or at least there was lol
Is that a thing that happens?
Never played itBefore apes there were Burning Team Captains
Is that a thing that happens?
Unfortunately theres a whole stock market for skins, or at least there was lolwhat happened to it?
what happened to it?Based Gabe said: Let my players have skins!
Based Gabe said: Let my players have skins!wat
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Valve made it easier to obtain certain skins which caused a lot of their "values" in cash to completely plummet.thank you
watBasically Valve pushed out an update that made skins worthless now that players can get the ones they want by trading in their junk So its like if you were playing a gacha and you could get the waifu/husbando you wanted by trading all the ones you dont want.
thank youHow did you not get my first explanation?? I swear /s
TC, would that have been so hard?
Basically Valve pushed out an update that made skins worthless now that players can get the ones they want by trading in their junk So its like if you were playing a gacha and you could get the waifu/husbando you wanted by trading all the ones you dont want.lmao that's kind of hilarious
lmao that's kind of hilarious
It is, I'm kinda surprised Valve did it though since they get a cut of Marketplace sales between users.Maybe they think they can sell more lootboxes now that players have a reasonable way to get the skins they want? I cant imagine there were more than two people out there willing to pay a million for a fucking skin lmao
It is, I'm kinda surprised Valve did it though since they get a cut of Marketplace sales between users.It compliments the new loot box system. They're more likely to make a lot of smaller transactions than counting on fewer big ones.
It is, I'm kinda surprised Valve did it though since they get a cut of Marketplace sales between users.I assumed most expensive stuff was sold through grey market websites because you can't actually cash out otherwise, right?
Maybe they think they can sell more lootboxes now that players have a reasonable way to get the skins they want? I cant imagine there were more than two people out there willing to pay a million for a fucking skin lmaoNo. It's because the CSGO skin gambling/investment market was starting to bring some pretty negative heat to Valve as it looked like they were enabling gambling aimed, at least in part, teenagers.
I have a gun thats worth $30. Thats itmight have actually gone up in value if its a red that can be traded in lol
All my money is tied into TF2 hats