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A guy offered this on my Sunbeams beanie.
4 months outdated.
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/19261392 Sold for steaming hat of cards + 4 keys pure ( 1.4 + 0.2 = 1.6 buds )
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/19168342 Sold for Stormy storm Front runner ( 1.7 buds ) 2math4u
Highballing is bad.
Where's the proof on the second one? Can't see where it actually has been sold for the Front Runner
y no round
what do you mean?
You're supposed to round ranges based on looks, prices etc. Rounding in this case could be 1.6 flat or 1.7 flat.
Because accuracy is bad???
No, to be more GENERAL with the pricing. This site is for suggested prices, NOT SET IN STONE prices. Having a price of 3.4-4.6 for example, doesn't look as neat or general as 3.5-4.5. Go read the forums post made by the mods and please think before critisizing.
But a range is a not a defined price. It's literally a range. Pretty much the definition of GENERAL. You know? In contrast to a flat price it suggestes that it's not a price that is set in stone.
Every price on bp.tf is a suggested price but a range is more vague than a flat price. Please feel free to think as well before you rant. And neat look is not argument in the world of money/math. I don't get why people think that prices have to look neat. They have to be true. Why bother with providing proof for a price if people want you to ignore it?
These aren't my rules.
Setting a range
Low End: Set the low end no lower than commonly offered / traded values of a hat (see "What is a quicksell?" below).
High End: Set the high end no higher than common b/o's and bounded by the high end sales and offers.
Formatting: organize your proof in an easy to read manner including all your links for proof - screenshots, links to trades - then provide a short conclusion justifying your range.
Giving the suggested range the appropriate level of precision: all unusual suggestions are approximations. As such, the suggested range should be rounded off appropriately - http://en.wikipedia....ificant_figures. The following suggested approximations are guidelines and NOT rules. Please use common sense to guide you.
For unusuals listed in keys, please round to the nearest integer
For hats <10 buds, using up to 1 decimal place is fine.
For hats 10-15 buds, rounding to the nearest 0.5 buds is reasonable.
For hats 15-50 buds, rounding to the nearest 1 buds is reasonable
For hats 50-100 buds, rounding to the nearest 5 buds is reasonable
For hats >100 buds, rounding to the nearest 10 buds is reasonable