Used to do videos and collect skins, but I got older. Complaining isn't hard, appreciating is.
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It was better, I agree. But CS2 isn't as bad as some people make it out to be. 2015 CS:GO had a lot of issues, too. Especially with Cheaters.
CS2 has problems. A LOT of them. But acting like the game is doomed because it isn't perfect right now is ridiculous.
Valve can fix this. CS is literally the precedent.
Despite all the hate right now, people seriously need to remember how bad CS:GO was at launch.
The graphics were rough. The game felt wonky. A lot of players preferred CS:S. Valve spent YEARS figuring out what CS:GO actually needed to become.
And look how that turned out /1
Want to clear up a few common questions:
1. I was going to make the purchase on behalf of a close business partner at the time.
2. No, he wouldn’t pay that amount right now, but I’m sure it would still sell to someone else.
3. The maximum budget I was given was $1.5 million.
Btw. I was the one offering $1.2 million dollars for the Karambit 387 roughly 4 years ago.
You can see my chat with @ohnePixel is still open in the original clip.
When is this drop going to stop? Surely there has to be a demand for knives somewhere at this value?
The Bayonet Marble Fade, one of the most iconic and OG knife skins ever, has just dropped below its 2015 price on Steam.
10 YEARS after this skin came out, it's back to its original value, dropping from a 1200€ high!
- 830€ or -70% 💀
If you invest 24€ every year and the fund averages 7% per year, you will have roughly 19,524€ in 60 years. Not too bad, haha.
Not saying Valve owes anyone a continuously profitable or predictable economy, by the way. This was when I realised they weren’t interested in keeping prices where they were.
This was the moment I started seriously questioning what Valve was planning to do with the skins economy, so I cashed out most of my inventory ⬇️
