• Valve own Tf2 spreadsheet?
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Please be aware of this scandal (yes, it's reddit, I know): [url]http://www.reddit.com/r/tf2trade/comments/yk9ji/psa_i_believe_the_tf2_pricing_spreadsheet_at[/url] Also, why should Valve dictate prices when they have more important things to do?
[QUOTE=wickedplayer494;37517784]Please be aware of this scandal (yes, it's reddit, I know): [url]http://www.reddit.com/r/tf2trade/comments/yk9ji/psa_i_believe_the_tf2_pricing_spreadsheet_at[/url] Also, why should Valve dictate prices when they have more important things to do?[/QUOTE] Didn't valve hire an economist?
[QUOTE=TentuZero;37517803]Didn't valve hire an economist?[/QUOTE] They did, but he said he was only going to observe. Quite unlikely that he'd do experiments himself after he said that.
Please no.
While valve having some say in the market would be okay, it won't happen. From what I'm aware, most community involvement strictly involve contributions like maps and items. I could be wrong. However outside of rarer hard to get items and promo only stuf, we have a way to by pass things like spreadsheets and crazy traders. Buy from the mann.co store. It supports the game, it supports the person who made it, and you walk off with a hat with out a migraine. EVERYONE WINS!
[QUOTE=wickedplayer494;37517820]They did, but he said he was only going to observe. Quite unlikely that he'd do experiments himself after he said that.[/QUOTE] Valve has always studing the TF2 players in terms of sales. Since Valve is busy at the moment they got the economist to work in the marketing department. Did you watch the interview of Gabe talking about and how they set up the prices of the items and even the games?
[QUOTE=emmens;37517857]While valve having some say in the market would be okay, it won't happen. From what I'm aware, most community involvement strictly involve contributions like maps and items. I could be wrong. However outside of rarer hard to get items and promo only stuf, we have a way to by pass things like spreadsheets and crazy traders. Buy from the mann.co store. It supports the game, it supports the person who made it, and you walk off with a hat with out a migraine. EVERYONE WINS![/QUOTE] You seem to forget that trading is free.
[QUOTE=emmens;37517857]While valve having some say in the market would be okay, it won't happen. From what I'm aware, most community involvement strictly involve contributions like maps and items. I could be wrong. However outside of rarer hard to get items and promo only stuf, we have a way to by pass things like spreadsheets and crazy traders. Buy from the mann.co store. It supports the game, it supports the person who made it, and you walk off with a hat with out a migraine. EVERYONE WINS![/QUOTE] I would buy from the store, but the fact that the items aren't craftable annoys me. I know the reasons behind it, but y'know.
[QUOTE=JustGman;37521649]You seem to forget that trading is free.[/QUOTE] and you can make tons of money/games off your hats.
[QUOTE=TentuZero;37517803]Didn't valve hire an economist?[/QUOTE] Any idiot could set arbitrary prices, their economist has more important things to do.
[QUOTE=Ond kaja;37521905]Any idiot could set arbitrary prices, their economist has more important things to do.[/QUOTE] please economist make people able to read
[QUOTE=emmens;37517857] Buy from the mann.co store. It supports the game, it supports the person who made it, and you walk off with a hat with out a migraine. EVERYONE WINS![/QUOTE] 12$ for a single uncraftable hat? You can get 24 refined from some trader for 12 bucks!
Valve lowered the price of tags which in turn has made them a bit cheaper to trade for, and now, they're reasonably enough priced that I don't even buy from traders if I don't have to. Maybe they're doing a little influencing after all.
[QUOTE=emmens;37517857] Buy from the mann.co store. It supports the game, it supports the person who made it, and you walk off with a hat with out a migraine. EVERYONE WINS![/QUOTE] Except you.
[QUOTE=EmperorKabuto;37522009]Valve lowered the price of tags which in turn has made them a bit cheaper to trade for, and now, they're reasonably enough priced that I don't even buy from traders if I don't have to. Maybe they're doing a little influencing after all.[/QUOTE] I remember when tags were a reclaimed metal, each. Now, wanna re-name your hat? Trade me another hat.
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