EPThmm maybe dead space is a gg though
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Incognoto
France10239 Posts
hmm maybe dead space is a gg though | ||
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ahswtini
Northern Ireland22212 Posts
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LasTLiE
United States428 Posts
On December 10 2014 16:52 Incognoto wrote: It's dead space that's free on origin in france q_q hmm maybe dead space is a gg though Dead Space is a pretty good game. And it's free, so may as well grab it. | ||
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LaNague
Germany9118 Posts
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Yurie
12087 Posts
On December 10 2014 15:57 bluegarfield wrote: humble store has started its winter sale. Haven't found many fun things yet but worth checking back every day for new deals Divinity II seems like a good deal. Lower than any steam sale ever was for Europeans. | ||
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crate
United States2474 Posts
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Coppermantis
United States845 Posts
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rebuffering
Canada2436 Posts
I feel like unless you had like 500 cards sitting in your inventory you wont win shit lol. Some people have like 20,000 gems bid into some games. While i currently have 100, seems like its not worth it at all. | ||
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Blitzkrieg0
United States13132 Posts
On December 12 2014 09:50 rebuffering wrote: WTF Steam lol, you never cease to amaze me. http://steamcommunity.com/auction I feel like unless you had like 500 cards sitting in your inventory you wont win shit lol. Some people have like 20,000 gems bid into some games. While i currently have 100, seems like its not worth it at all. There is a 183700 bid on the holiday background. I don't even want to know how he got that many. | ||
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LasTLiE
United States428 Posts
On December 12 2014 09:50 rebuffering wrote: WTF Steam lol, you never cease to amaze me. http://steamcommunity.com/auction I feel like unless you had like 500 cards sitting in your inventory you wont win shit lol. Some people have like 20,000 gems bid into some games. While i currently have 100, seems like its not worth it at all. I think that for most people it's going to best to either convert the gems then turn them into boosters and sell the cards from there, or to just sell cards/backgrounds/emoticons directly. For the amount you'd have to spend to get enough gems to win an auction, it'll probably end up being cheaper to just buy the game when it's on sale. I think it's a pretty interesting thing to do though. Basically it looks like a way for Valve to take the market and force prices back up. Higher demand (to turn things in to gems) and reduced availability (cards etc getting destroyed for gems). Very clever of them, seeing as how they get 10-15% of each market sale. | ||
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rebuffering
Canada2436 Posts
On December 12 2014 09:59 LasTLiE wrote: I think that for most people it's going to best to either convert the gems then turn them into boosters and sell the cards from there, or to just sell cards/backgrounds/emoticons directly. For the amount you'd have to spend to get enough gems to win an auction, it'll probably end up being cheaper to just buy the game when it's on sale. I think it's a pretty interesting thing to do though. Basically it looks like a way for Valve to take the market and force prices back up. Higher demand (to turn things in to gems) and reduced availability (cards etc getting destroyed for gems). Very clever of them, seeing as how they get 10-15% of each market sale. They are sneaky beavers thats for sure. | ||
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Conti
Germany2516 Posts
On December 12 2014 09:59 LasTLiE wrote: I think that for most people it's going to best to either convert the gems then turn them into boosters and sell the cards from there, or to just sell cards/backgrounds/emoticons directly. For the amount you'd have to spend to get enough gems to win an auction, it'll probably end up being cheaper to just buy the game when it's on sale. I think it's a pretty interesting thing to do though. Basically it looks like a way for Valve to take the market and force prices back up. Higher demand (to turn things in to gems) and reduced availability (cards etc getting destroyed for gems). Very clever of them, seeing as how they get 10-15% of each market sale. Not to mention that, from the looks of it, one "gem" is about worth one cent (you can convert a card into 5 gems or sell it for 5 cents, basically), so people bidding are paying ridiculous prizes for the games. | ||
Valiver
Caldeum1977 Posts
On December 12 2014 10:20 Conti wrote: Not to mention that, from the looks of it, one "gem" is about worth one cent (you can convert a card into 5 gems or sell it for 5 cents, basically), so people bidding are paying ridiculous prizes for the games. My csgo cards are worth 40 gems and 6 cents each, and my backgrounds are anywhere from 40-100 gems each for 3-5 cents. What cards are you looking at that give so few gems? | ||
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LasTLiE
United States428 Posts
On December 12 2014 10:20 Conti wrote: Not to mention that, from the looks of it, one "gem" is about worth one cent (you can convert a card into 5 gems or sell it for 5 cents, basically), so people bidding are paying ridiculous prizes for the games. Cards seem to have a really bad conversion rate. Emoticons and backgrounds vary from 10 to 100 gems each. I have no idea what math they're doing to determine how many gems something is worth though, pretty much all the backgrounds I have are only worth 3 or 4 cents on the market, but the gem values are all over the place. | ||
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Conti
Germany2516 Posts
On December 12 2014 10:27 Valiver wrote: My csgo cards are worth 40 gems and 6 cents each, and my backgrounds are anywhere from 40-100 gems each for 3-5 cents. What cards are you looking at that give so few gems? I looked at a few. It seems entirely random, most my cards are worth 3-5 gems, but some were worth 10 or 20. Seems to depend on the game, and I would guess cards that are owned by more people are worth more. But even if the cards are worth five times as much, you are still way better off just selling them and buying games for real money than to bid on games with gems. | ||
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Mysticesper
United States1183 Posts
On December 12 2014 10:20 Conti wrote: Not to mention that, from the looks of it, one "gem" is about worth one cent (you can convert a card into 5 gems or sell it for 5 cents, basically), so people bidding are paying ridiculous prizes for the games. Backgrounds from previous sales and whatnot are worth 100 gems for ~3-5 cents from the marketplace. You can see that thousands of them have been sold in the last 24 hours. | ||
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Blitzkrieg0
United States13132 Posts
On December 12 2014 10:20 Conti wrote: Not to mention that, from the looks of it, one "gem" is about worth one cent (you can convert a card into 5 gems or sell it for 5 cents, basically), so people bidding are paying ridiculous prizes for the games. | ||
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Valiver
Caldeum1977 Posts
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LaNague
Germany9118 Posts
Anyways for me its just a fun way to clean my inventory, got 3k gems from that and that will buy 1-2 decent oldies. Im not even gonna try and compete with the crazy trader people, i guess those will clean up that community market quite a bit, Valve is always really clever with this community stuff. | ||
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Murdco
United States745 Posts
This is really one of the craziest events that steam has ever done Disregard that there is much better gem to money ratio out in the wild | ||
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