ohnepixel shocked by potential end of cs:go cases
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ค. 2023
- Valve keeps lossing money on cases... are they going to be gone by 2024?
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they could publish a case where the chance of getting a profit is 1:100000 and people would still open them
better than the lottery!
Bullshit drop rate for gold is 1:400
@@lexcorp2393 maybe read the comment again
@@mauritshagedorn856 this bitch nigga said 1:100000
By some shit the drop rate is 0.27% with stat track drop rate included
"Valve is loosing money on cases"
Valve is generating valued items out of thin air, at worst they ain't gaining money but certainly not loosing any.
if there is potential for money to be made but it isn't, then they consider that losing money
@@realmate23 Specifically the youtuber considers that losing money. They should just crash the case market and flood the market with cases that way everyone can open cases. Everybody is happy minus "investors" who don't even play the game.
@@FogandRain227 Ah yeah and devalue everyone's items that they already have completely defeating the point of skins pinned to real value? Yeah genius move, just leave the cases as they are release some new ones more frequently that's literally all that needs doing. If cases are too expensive don't open them.
Skins would still have value and as in all markets it fluctuates. Dropping some cases to 10c would not destroy the market. But yeah they should do more new cases but not the garb odds of the anubis package..
Not making potential money is the same thing as losing
Upping the drop rate could be a cool idea. Can't imagine the uproar if they ever decide to add cases as purchasable packages
The only uproar would be from investors who keep the case price high.
@@haheris good riddance
No lol this would kill the market..
@@jakobkipp3809oh no my virtual money that has no real
value !
@@jakobkipp3809 Absolutely
This doesnt take into account that Valve also makes a percentage of everything sold on the market. People selling cases back and forth on the market make them big returns with cases being so expensive.
exactly especially when people trade high valued items on steam like Dlores, knifes, gloves nd unobtainable cases
the 10% fee valve gets on case sales is SIGNIFICANTLY less than if the person took that same amount of money and bought more keys. Imagine you want to open $50 worth of fracture cases right now. Valve makes about $37 from that 50 (2.49*14 + 0.1*0.71*14). If the cases were 3 cents like they used to be, valve makes $45 from the same 50 (2.49*18 + 0.01*18). Scale this up to tens of millions of cases and valve is losing 8 figures per month because of case prices.
@@ransum_But then you also need to take into account that more expensive cases make the skins in them more expensive which also get traded on the steam market constantly with Valve taking their cut.
Also the skins, and cases, generate money multiple times each from being traded back and forth vs the 1 time key use.
The money Valve is using is nowhere near as huge as people assume it is and on the flipside its significantly inflating skin prices and thereby incentives to open cases hence why all the case opening peaks were recently when the cases were at their highest prices as well.
Dumbing it down to "Case key > Market cut" ignores so many variables its beyond laughable.
@@ransum_ Except changing the price of cases doesn't change supply. Fundamentally, the only thing that matters isn't the price of the case, but the supply and demand of the case. Currently, even with with record high case prices, demand is vastly outpacing supply as is. All lowering case prices will do is cause demand to skyrocket without adequate supply and the case market will overheat, leading to scarcity as case prices soar again. What Valve should actually do is increase the supply of cases, which will automatically lower case prices as well. Since they make a fixed amount on each case opening anyway, the lower case prices, which is typically bad for profit, doesn't matter to Valve nor does higher case prices.
Think of it this way. Even if cases were cheaper, how would that lead to people buying more keys? Keys are in unlimited supply after all and their demand is tied directly to cases since that's their only purpose. It's a different story if CSGO had massive oversupply of cases that aren't being opened because of artifical price inflation (since an oversupply would cause low case prices in the first place), but that's not what's happening.
Also, their marketplace fee makes a ridiculous amount most likely. They want people to trade as much as possible because they make money off of every trade on the marketplace. If anything, they'll lose money if case prices suddenly dropped tomorrow since that reduces the fee they get from people trading cases on their marketplace and their revenue will dry up along with the case supply (since price would be far too low).
Yeah because Valve is going bankrupt...
I love how every single video about cs is sponsored by a cs casino site
You also need to take into account the inflation the case prices cause to the skins, which in return yield higher tax revenues from steammarket sales, which are a huge part of Valve's profit margins as well, not just keys. This video takes a very one dimensional perspective if you ask me, it kind of assumes the skins will hold same value if the cases would be monopolized by Valve.
smart man
the vid is retarded in general as case openings are the highest they've ever been
Yeah I'm kinda surprised no one mentioned the market tax, but most people with a brain avoid that tax by using third-party sites
The price will obviously drop the more cases will drop/be oponed. The Tax is a fixed % tho, meaning there will be just more sales total for the skins as more people will open cases and want to sell their skins. If there are 10 x 300 dollar sales a day or 100 x 30 dollar sales gives them the same amount of Tax. We can only speculate what would be better for valve without spending a lot of time reasearching marketdata.
@@sneez533Except there is literally no evidence whatsoever that case unboxings would increase because the literal alltime peak months of case unboxings were during the initial CS2 hype which also produced the, so far, highest case prices of all time...
Not to even mention people wanna dumb it down and go "the % cut from the market is less than a key" yes, but it can literally happen an infinite amount of times. Everytime a skin changes hands via the market Valve takes a cut and most skins will be traded dozens of times.
If Valve does this im straight up quiting because of their greed.
Started around 2017, and have only opened about 10 or so cases, but I have opened something like 20 Anubis packages, and I opened about 50 sticker capsules (I got lucky and profited from both) but as someone who isn't likely to open normal cases stuff that doesn't require me to buy a key was way more appealing to me
Good change, less chinese bots and higher value of cases
But how is a higher value of cases a good thing for those, who don't wanna fork out 50 times they used to pay for the cases to get something cool out of em?
@@X_irtzi have a feeling theyre just gunna go with packages the anubis was just a trial run to see interest and it still continues to be the most opened regardless of it being because it doesn’t need a key. Thats more proof for then to switch to it
@@X_irtzboohoo bozo can't gamble 😢
Bring back 3 cent cases
There are death match bot lobbies still
if they do that , it will end up the same as dota 2 , dota 2 had the same thing as csgo has now , keys and cases , then they got rid of the keys ( those were the good old days H 4 RARE /W 1 KEY ) after that it meant nothing, 90% of the market was dead, they changed the percentage of winnings, you literally had to opened just 50 cases for example to get a knife , and now imagine how much that knife would be worth? the rarity of the skins and price would make no more sense, because their quantity is high.
Packages are nice for not requiring keys but I feel like they could be nice weekly updates for our game instead of cases needing whole operations
Maybe they could even flip the system. Get souvenir drops that are free to open in game, keys are gg and replaced for more "premium" cases that you can open with no key for about the same prices as keys were, maybe even a little cheaper if valves nice, but who are we kidding. Cuts out case market entirely and with souvenir drops that are more crap than anything it still gives players incentive to maybe open more premium cases that feel more worth your money than like the anubis package
@@Mythikal13 that would kill the game in 2 days.
@RaiiiL I don't expect them to actually do it, just hypothetical on how they could. If everything is left marketable and tradable everyones items would be fine but the old cases and items from it would explode in even more value which is what valve wants in on so it doesn't really help them at all in the end if it were to happen
WE NEED THE HOBBY 😢☹️☹️
The thing is, that Steam owned by the same guys, that owns cs. So all of the trading with boxes on market, when somebody buys a crate from others is going straight to their wallets, which just generates another profit. Packages are just another way of making money which is oriented for those who dont want to buy cases for these inflated prices out there.
What if Valve continued dropping cases but also sold them in shops at a flat value, like $0.99 USD, and lowered the price of keys to balance out the price of the case to, for example, $1.99 USD?
It would balance it very well in my opinion.
People getting their case drops would still be opening them and likely even doing it more because of the reduced key price. The community market would continue to thrive due to cases getting sold by people who don't want to open them, netting the players almost a dollar for every case drop. The case investors might be mad initially, but if Valve continues to cycle out cases as new ones come out, the cases that get removed from the shop would be solid investments for those investors.
Pretty much everyone wins. I'd be cool with it.
No, doesnt work like that.
the skinmarket is too big as that valve has the opportunity to re-arrange that sort of item drop feature. Wouldnt make much sense because people have millions of cases still in their inventory and would only get wrecked, same for valve. Skins wouldnt be worth any money anymore because they're available everywhere in literally every condition and unboxed too many times.
also, never change a running system
Be happy you didn't get baited by a red, I opened like 20 of them and on my last package, i was 1 slot away from having my own Eye Of Horus. The pain still haunts me to this day. Dont open cases, packages or anything unless you are 100% fine with never seeing that money again.
easy fix would be to just drop a case after every level instead of 1 a week.
if they increased anubis package odds slightly i would rather open those but until then i’m sticking with cases and the odd capsule
if they lower the key price id open way more tbh
Not possible, market will drop
i understand how cases work but who decides the prices of keys and how do you get keys? can someone explain
@@Okayeg. valve sets the key price and you buy them directly from valve. they're not tradeable nor marketable (though they used to be both)
@@zakir00798keys are $2.50 straight from valve on the main menu
@@Okayeg. Valve decides the key value and it differs per region (in EU its like 2.55€ per key). You can buy keys directly from valve when opening cases or from the steam marketplace where people sell them really overpriced.
steam takes a percentage on all market trades also i feel like making people able to get 2 cases or even 3 a week if they play enough would make case prices go down the harder they are to get the more money players are gonna wanna be compensated for time and effort.
They might trial new packages, but they can NOT have the same droprates as the anubis one. If they adopt the case dropchance to their packages it might be something to try.
why are you uploading the old reactions?
Valve get the money trough steam market fees and the people that buy cases open them even tho the person who dropped them prefers selling them
In the very long term, it will kill the third part websites too. Wich is 50/50 for Valve because half of those skins on that site come to market anyway at the time for sale from someone. Wich is profit for Valve anyway.
I don’t open cases anymore because it’s 5$ for a case and a key in Canada now that’s way to much
I'm just gonna say, ive opened like 50 boxes since i started playing in 2015.. I have opened 0 anubis, sticker, anything theyve put on the front page. Plus if they go the anubis route, I feel like skins arent going to be worth as much
what if they stop dropping cases and only drop packages. The only problem is that the anubis package doesnt give a knife and the red drop rate is abysmal so there is not much excitement around it.
While it lowers the amount of cases opened - The high price of cases is also relevant to the high prices of skins. Every time skins are traded over the steam market Valve are still essentially making another Keys worth in profit, sometimes a lot more.
I absolutely have no idea on the numbers, but Valve definitely still make A LOT of money even when people don't open every case they get as a drop, Valve make more money when people sell that case to the next person in a taxed transaction, only for that next person to also open the case, or flow the case back into the market for another transaction fee.
Valve packages should be able to include StatTrack items. As of now, only cases have StatTrack. Plus, packages don't have knifes, only Reds.
You are getting dota like stuff in cs2, battle pass on major, seasonal games and drops, every case opened increases the chances of getting rare, ultra rare etc..
dont they just have to up the drop rate of chests to make em 1st less valueable on market therefore more likely for people who get one dropped to just open it, and 2nd u give people more chances to spend 2,35€ for a key... i dont think thats that big of a deal for them because all valce did with cases ultimately made them more and more expensive
I understand the idea of just getting rid of keys, always thought it was weird in the first place. But they would be taking a huge part of demand and what people value it out of the equation
yea taking key out of the gsme seems like amodern approach tbh
They should just take a small cut of case sales, even if you trade them.
Valve is also profiting from high case prices, when they get sold on the market. They get percentages from it.
1:47 Well, yeah they get 100% of the money from the package, but then there's no key for it, so they lose out on 100% of the cost of the key...
Surely getting the cost of a key AND the 30% (or whatever margin they take nowadays) from the case being sold, is better than only getting the cost of a key...
I feel like this is flawed logic. The prices are only so expensive BECAUSE a lot of people are opening an unusually high ammount of them so the sellers are able to charge more for it. The idea that valve won't get the $2,50 if the person who gets dropped the case decides to sell it instead of opening it doesn't make sense, since the person who buys it will open it and valve gets the $2,50 plus the 15% steam tax. Unless there is an extraordinary ammount of cases being horded as a response to the rising prices, I don't see how valve is losing money due to rising prices. Because keep in mind the reason for the high prices in the first place is the high demand! Am I missing something?
yeah, 15% from 3€ is way more than 15% from a 0.03$ xd
@@MadVillain__ and who are they selling them to?
@@MadVillain__ but the buyer opens them so they get opened anyways that was my point
@@MadVillain__ Logic flew over ur head huh
@@MadVillain__ And the people who buy the cases have to pay Valve to get steam wallet funds to pay for the cases.
They still get 100% of the money. I don't think u guys realize how much Valve has already won in the transaction. The entire Steam Market is just monopoly money.
You have a case, you sell it on the market for 1$.
Someone tops up 1$ Steam Wallet to purchase your case. Valve takes the 1$ and gives him 1$ in Wallet Funds.
You receive the payment, with tax deducted by Steam.
Now, you who wants to buy another 1$ item has less than 1$ because of the tax Steam took. You either have to sell another item or pay them for another 1$. Cycle repeats.
With every single transaction on the Steam Market, someone has to pay Valve the initial Steam Wallet Funds. It slowly gets passed around with a Tax deduction until it is no longer enough to make the same transaction, and then someone has to purchase funds again.
Even without opening cases, Valve retains 100% of the money, its you the users who are slowly burning the Steam Funds through taxes.
but the people buying them will open them. and valve still gets 10% of the sale. witch means they are just getting 110% per case as appose to someone just opening it
dont forget the selling fees of the crates on steam they win there to
its like i'm watching a conspiracy video.
heres what will happen valve will keep releasing cases but they will also keep releasing packages (prob on a rotation system) which honestly is great for players csgo cases will keep printing the players money money that for valve isnt even real they're like a bank they can infinitely generate steam currency and they will infinitely generate real currency from packages honestly its a win win for everyone and a PERFECT monetization sytem imo the players get "real" money from cases and valve gets REAL money from packages (case prices will increase to rise) (players will keep giving them money through packages)
thats actually kinda true what you are saying
I have 4 cs go accs and I make like 6 to 7 bucks depending If I get 2 cases just by selling the dropped cases every week
So if you don’t prestige, you can’t get cases?
Back in the days there was no demand like today
you all just wait for the day, when you open cs2, go into the shop section and see a ruby karambit for 50€ in the weekly shop rotation
it may be untradeable, but does it matter?
but thats just pure speculation and pretty sure not gonna happen
...or is it?
impossible they would lose millions
Skins are keeping this game alive. Volvo knows this. Absolutely no way they would kill their cash cow
Back in the day when breakout cases were 3 cents, 10 bucks now sheesh. Man bring me back
key is 2.49 unless those are CAD prices or something
Might be wrong but I'm pretty sure cases having a value just means that the amount dropped is roughly equal to the amount being opened. If cases were 0.01$ each then that would basically mean there is a build up of cases and valve would be dropping way more than are being opened. Valve could increase the drop rate a little and push down the value of cases causing more to be opened with cases still having a value above 0.01$ but I feel like it's more important for people to be invested in the hype around skins for the longevity of the economy from their perspective.
Not everyone opens cases, I think its better incentive to have high value cases and give them as drops the player. U can easily hold your cases now and get good skins within a few months
The video is about how Valve is losing money because people would rather just sell the cases than open them, Valve makes money off the keys so it is much more profitable for them if people open the cases they get. Sure some people open a lot of cases but it's not one or two people opening $100M worth of keys each month
@@jokem7178 fax I get that, I think it's a unique rewarding part of the game to recieve case drops and be a "budget" player or collector per say. Just the mere fact that cases are the way they are is what I would hate to see change is all I was trying to say I think it benefits everyone degens included
Nah they even remove annual BattlePass in Dota 2 for The International for no reason
u need to remember that valve get 10/15% of sales on steam market
every time i play retakes and level up i never get my case drop either.... valve? 🤔
Is there a way to open cases in belgium?
sucks i paid for premium for the chance to get a case at the end of each game so now i only get one every few weeks when i decide to play cs again
lazy
they also lost a lot when key trading died out.
they just need to increase drop rate of cases, you could play for 20 hours and not get one, if they made it so a drop would occur every 5 games or so then it sorts the issue of the cases being overpriced
There is a time gap now, you need to wait a week between case drops or get extremely lucky
@@gyrozeppeli7296 thats my point, waiting 1 week to get a case is too much time to the point cases will get too expensive because of it
@@gyrozeppeli7296been playing cs for just over month got 4 cases from playing so not to uncommon
@@gyrozeppeli7296like he said they need to increase drop rates….
the house is sites that resells cases, skins
Bro back in the day as in 2018 I paid half of what I pay now for cigarettes
me who legally cant open cases:
That is why they raised the number of drops
Valve is losing? Lmao. They get a 15% cut from every transaction on the market. So that 80 dollar case getting sold now on steam for an opening? 12 dollars for valve. That alone is 5 keys. Valve definetly benefits from expensive cases. They payout just comes later.
every casse will be keyless and will cost around 2,5$
This isn’t necessarily true. If cases are increasing in price that means that their demand is also increasing, likely because people are opening more cases. In other words. Valve is making more than they ever have, but not as much as they could be if they just dropped more cases.
will they framed what they grow last week i stoped playing now going to valo csgo not fun anymore
The more they cost the more they get when people sell them...
they could solve the problem by just dropping more cases and maybe some old too
won't surprise me if a lot of people start buying tf2 crates as they're what cs used to be.
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pulledthe red eye of horus after 80
I think Heyzeus totally ignored that selling cases on the Steam Community Market still gives money to Valve. They get a cut of every sale on the SCM, whether that sale be for a Valve game like CSGO or TF2 or a non-Valve game like PAYDAY 2 or PUBG.
It's not just a cut. They get all of the sales. Steam Wallet Funds cannot be produced out of thin air. Someone at the very beginning of every transaction has to have paid Valve for Wallet Funds.
If everyone just sold and resold without buying new wallet funds directly from Valve, the tax from passing the items around would have already killed the cash flow.
Valve announced the end of Battle Pass for Dota 2 and they are coming with something new. Valve would never drop one if their best money printing machine without making a new and better money machine. It could be so good, they could even use it in CS2.
I think valle should add a loan feature to trading maybe add a box u can tick in the trade window to enable a 7 day loan so the trade will auto revert after 7days allows players to loan there skins without fear pr being scammed
if valve cared about case prices being too high they wouldnt have made the new update resulting less cases? makes no sense
Thats made to combat the deathmatch bots
like the other person said, its to prevent bots to some extent
actually wasnt a bad approach to the problem
@@chickenbob562 It was because it didn't fix the issue at all. The bots now operate the same way they have in TF2 for years. Public death match lobbies filled with half prime half non prime bot accounts where the prime accounts farm all the kills for experience. You will never see these lobbies unless the botters make a mistake
at this moment we should be ready for battle pass
This is not true. More expensive cases gets traded on steam marked and generate money by fees that goes to Valve. So it’s a balance between fees and brought cases ingame and Keys they make money on in this example.
I can't wait to buy a house with my 5000 cases
also have like 20k cases in storage. Waiting for it to pump xP 10k of them are Prisma 2
ad 3:30 - I doubt that. The people who open cases are addicts anyways so they keep to open the "newer" cases - not talking chroma 2s maybe, but the latest cases for sure. And foremost steam market takes much higher tax then on selling those than the 0,03€ cases we knew (formidable + rounding even though there's a lot of cases)
I'm waiting for the day they pull a Epic Games move and decide to have a shop selling all the skins and knives for $20 lol
i feel like removing the need of a case, making the whole unboxing of one case is very bad for high valua skin collectors since it makes a risk of a skin surpassing their '#1 blue gem' or other rare items much easier to get, since smaller package cost means more sales, means more chances at extremaly rare skins, making them worth less in the long run (coz maybe if a weapon case is opened enough, people are guaranteed to get crazy #1 skins, gems, etc.) right? like after some amount of time you might have thousands of doppler gems, case hardened blue gems, extremally rare skins like #1 stattrack fire serpants, dlores, i feel like its bad for the economy in the long run. a game which made skins really easy to get which i know is payday 2 and in that game, if the skin isn't gold, its worth £0.03 with tax, that means a doomed economy in a few yeas imo
Valve is really losing. Cost over 2.50 $ usd to open any chroma or gamma case atm
I would like to open my cases, but I can't because I live in the Netherlands.
Anubis package sucks, the light greys are ridiculously high rates
Why don’t they just increase the case drop rate 💯
Hear me out on this one. Start inflating prices on the cases and making the keys like $0.50
sell cases in the game itself without needing a key, put the case at a price that is lower than the keys are currently and u will sell much more :) simple
I don't see a problem with this, we know valve is for the people and I doubt they would ever get rid of an entire economy or even mess with it in a negative way.
Valve aren't stupid. They know how their economy works.
By making a case with unlimited supply, it will tank the price of high rarity items.
This entire theory is just looking at short term. Long term its the item scarcity that makes skins so desirable.
It's why the dragon lore is so sought after. You have to go out of your way to find a cobble package to open a new one.
The eye of horus isn't as desirable because you know it is always going to be there.
They have already tried this formula with DotA 2, back when you could buy infinite battle pass levels and get a box each 10 levels. As a result multiple series of Ultra Rare (knife equivalent in DotA rarity) are 1-10$ once they become marketable.
Its the most basic concept of supply and demand. If there's unlimited supply there will be no demand.
Valve is a Private Market it means Growth at all cost is not Neccesary for them.
mark my words: valve is going to release cases like in tf2, where you dont need a key. so u buy the case for the price of a key and the case market is slowley dying
They should just do collection cases in store for 6 months of the year and **** them off and put a new one in
They also get a cut from the steam market don't they?
what will happen to the prices of conventional cases, capsules and keys?
better stack up =)
when is next operation?
The price of opening a case is a factor to the price of skins. If the price of opening a case drastically goes down then the prices of skins in general would crash. Losing a lot of players a lot of money, imagine investing 10,000 dollars worth of skins and it crashes to 5,000 dollars. You're gonna lose a lot of money which means a lot of people would lose trust in the market, which means less people investing to the market, which I guess means less people throwing money for cases even if the price of opening one is lower. I think that's what's going to happen initially, people would lose trust in the system. And people would probably try to liquidate their skins and once they do that I think that's when the market dies. So valve keeping trust with CSGO skins investor is a highly must.
I think it's like that quote the character Matthew Mcconaughey played on the wolf of wall street. If people keep winning the more reason they invest, which I guess means a healthier steam market. And Valve making consistent money, in the end if Valve loses people who are interested in the CSGO economy then there's likely less people buying their shit. But it is true that valve is making a lot of money from people buying steam keys, so if cases gets too expensive for people to open cases. They're gonna do something about that, but the whole thing is confusing because they messed with the rate of drops, which means they know the supply is gonna go down and prices is gonna go up. So wtf is Valve is thinking, there's probably some meaning behind it but IDK, and there's no way valve did it for no reasons. The only reasons I can come up with why they did it are A. people are more likely to open their cases since it's expensive to get one or B. They're gonna slowly kill the community that opens cases by lowering the drop rate which means the prices will go up then people would be more incentives to just spend money on packages, and just slowly transition from a case opening market to packages.
In the end all I can think is WTF IS GOING ON.
I think it works best the way it is now. i just unbox my drops, guess this is what people who dont watch ohnepixel or dont have an addiction does.
Packages 1/4000, Cases 1/400... Yeah I don't see the general player base being cool with them switching to packages. Rich investors might be okay with spending 8k for a chance at something decent but your average player will never be able to afford that. Simply make cases and capsules untradeable or put a decay timer on them of like 30 days.
Shyt theory. Less demand for cases = lower skin prices. Lower skin prices = less tax made per skin purchase on steam market. Only thing Valve is really "losing" money on is non-tradeupable items being >2000$, therefore evading tax outside of Steam.
It makes sense if they have both cases and packages. Cases for whales to go for the more often big jackpot. Packages for those willing to put their little resources for a very small chance of hitting big. Best of both worlds
i can see valve adding Gods and monster collection packages or hot rod collection package and then every1 will panic sale their medusa and ill finally get 1 for cheap price
lets hope for that man i need one too lol
God this would so fucking funny
why would they do this, if collection needs update they just do the same as Train,Mirage,Dust 2,Vertigo 2021. I actually don't think Valve would touch old collections, many of them non-competitive maps so why it should bother them
Would be amazing, Icarus Fell is absurd expensive, back then I could buy one for like 40 bucks …
@@josefstrauss9017 dude i remember going on like csgowild and putting like 15$ and getting up to 30 and taking a icarus out just to sell it right back to steam to buy a game lmao
A single key is still more exspensive then a fucking anubis case ??
or they could just make operations like season ffs
CSGO could just make cases locked so they need to be opened and only the items inside can be traded.
Imagine CS2 having a battlepass
bruv ever heard of operations?
@@arnemuller4815 and how is this similar to each other?
@@arnemuller4815brev never heard that things can change?
@@PeterPan-yy6cdbro what are you on about
@@PeterPan-yy6cd you realize operation shattered web had a literal battlepass
tf are they talking about, valve is gaining money from the 15% selling fee for a digital box that is spawning in the inventory of every player. That's like printing money. Btw valve is not buying the cases to give you the drop...