@friendlycsss yes or they could make the prices go down (and attention) so they keep the case systems since their main source of income is essentially keys
@friendlycsss but they can put a patch on the wound, that’s why they are doing dynamic pricing and terminals, so essentially make a rarity system without the gambling aspect so in case more people jump on it they are prepared
@smeden872@Tr4pperj0hn Supply is higher than you think; demand is nil. Chinese pumps are now essentially fighting with each other since people who are "chasing" the Chinese have been stopped since they just realized they are exit liquidity. It's not a "trend" like the EG stickers; it's nothing new.
@I_am_jerm@are_champs_boi Uncaloid, if you check the markets in the deadhand, the ROI is 109%, and prices on SCM are more expensive than in the terminal.
@netstatcs2@xaN_CS2 Yes, people may be panicking too much, but they are the people with a lot of cash depend on to to buy their mass-bulked skins when they are up, but these changes essentially removed the "rarity" prospect from cs, which made the game what it is today
@netstatcs2@xaN_CS2 I get what you mean, but that would only make sense if the player base were growing, which it isn’t. Most people bought skins to use them and then sell them later and maybe make some profit.
@AuggieJohn @LooseCS If it shouldn’t, it wouldn’t. People don’t want to keep $2k tied up in a pixel item they’ve probably had since they were younger. Now with all the new changes happening, people are panicking. Of course they’re gonna sell and cash out.