Can you imagine a humorous shooting game? Team Fortress 2 is an example of such a controversial idea. There is no too much seriousness in its battles, and the characters are rather child-like, with toy guns. The game has a special spirit and unique, cheerful atmosphere. Can you name another one fun multiplayer shooter? Your appearance in TF2 is a reflection of your in-game reputation. For some odd-quality items, a player would lose it some way, maybe by deleting it accidentally, and convince Valve support to restore the item.
Sometimes the restored item would be a different quality than what the originals were. Check the trade section on SG.
There are a few people there that only sell keys and update their prices frequently. What's wrong with backpack. They are pretty accurate. Scouts: the Boston-accented mosquitoes of Team Fortress 2. They can jump twice before hitting the ground, their mother is more attractive than yours, and their twig arms still manage to hit home runs. Through dark science, they can now also heal themselves by coating you with milk, then shooting you. A missed opportunity for a unique taunt animation, too.
I can't endorse a one-dimensional, five buck unlock for the Heavy, even if it's a great escape tool. I'd say that they're cool to look at, but posing with them causes you to take six damage each second. This is a bonus item, so I'm a little unsure how to rank it. Losing that slice of life especially since Medics auto-regen a little on their own for "uber-insurance" is a no-brainer. The defensive cousin of The Buff Banner. The Degreaser's fast weapon switch feat is lightning-quick--designed for heatmakers that like to quick-toast enemies and then finish them off with a swing of the Axetinguisher, but no one else.
This is the Spy's first-ever replacement for his knife. It's made impotent by the trait that if you poke a Heavy in his spine, you auto-disguise yourself as that class, inhibiting your ability to chain kills together when your footspeed automatically slows to that of the last character you killed. See what people are selling your item for. See what buyers are willing to buy your item for. Ask in public when in doubt and never get rushed into a trade.
These are the only way to make sure you don't get ripped off. Indeed, data from trading sites is where the fancy graph you see in tf2finance.
Consider this frequency distribution of effects on unusual hats: it's pretty obvious that not all effects are equally likely and basic statistics will confirm this is no uncertain terms.
Now, the "Circling TF logo" effect is pretty rare and yet it is one of the least valuable effects because people just don't like it very much. As a result, they're not willing to pay as much for it. So what about the valuable monstrosity of a hat that is a Bill 's? Just look at it, it's a disgrace. Well, those hats are the exception because they're used as currency.
People seek these hats because they're rare, not because they're dozens of times better of a Towering Pillar of Hats. If Valve released more of these items today, their value would take a pretty deep dive and much teeth would be gnashed. Sign up to join this community. The best answers are voted up and rise to the top. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams? Learn more. How do I determine what my TF2 items are worth?
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