Suggestion: Gargoyle Case #98 at 1 ref

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Gargoyle Case #98

Submitted Sun, 01 Nov 15 08:33:38 +0000 by ★ Somnia

44.71%

n/a

1 ref

~5.13 keys

#98

93 votes up

115 votes down

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Based on the relative market value against that of the monetary value given to refined metal.

http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/27341443 1.3

http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/27346004 1

http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/27346001 1

http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/27345829 1.3

http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/27339935 1.2

http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/27346098 1

Average price of 1.1

we don't want your big words we want proof

I'm sorry if my use of 'big words' has disgruntled you in anyway. Visit the market, you'll get the proof I am offering.

How about you visit this http://backpack.tf/rules , you'll get the proof we all want.

lol it's not us who have to go check the market, it's your job as the suggester. Downvote. Your suggestion is invalid, close this.

http://backpack.tf/rules

based on the "relative" lack of proof in this suggestion, the value of this suggestion is 0

Do not create suggestions that:

do not have any evidence whatsoever.

If you do not feel like my evidence is adequate that is fine, but you will find, however in adequate it is, evidence it is.

as in evidence we mean links. Look at every other suggestion and see what we mean.

you *had no evidence, so yes, it was inadequate

Just want to clear things out of your head.

Backpack.tf is a totally separated pricing website comparing to the Steam Community Market. It prices things off the TF2 Market (Outpost, Bazaar, TP, etc.) and not SCM. This isn't like CS:GO or Dota 2 where the average price from SCM is used to value a item's value in trading. SCM prices things by cash, whereas backpack.tf price things in metal/keys. Just because SCM is that amount of value doesn't mean that TF2 trading is the same amount of value. If backpack.tf has been valuing items using SCM, then values would be automatic as following from SCM and suggestions would not be existing.

http://www.tf2outpost.com/search/257036543 There are plenty of trades that can provide proof. Downvote as there is no proof, please read up on the rules

Rules were read, the value of the market against that of the price on refined, is proof enough.

"The Steam Community Market is great for buying items convieniently. However, the 15% fee on each sale means that item prices on the SCM are almost always inflated to compensate. Therefore, please do not use SCM prices as evidence." ;\ I believe you have not read the rules

My Response to your comment

"Although I appreciate where you are coming from with what you're saying, rules have been read and i'm 100% sure it does not accept pricing from SCM, if it did, I would not have used it as my 'evidence' If you do not agree with the pricing suggestion I have made, simply down vote it. After all, all it is is a 'suggestion' not trying to enforce this, it was just my two bob on the subject." was what you said, im telling you that you are not following the rules. i understand that it is the suggestion, but you are not meeting the requirements to suggest :)

You're right it was removed, too early to be arguing with people acting as if i'm being subordinate, I've not even eaten my Coco Pops yet.

Well, will you look at that. He actually went out and got proof. First time I've seen thi-

Oh. His proof is almost totally invalid. Only 2 of the links are for 1 ref. The rest are for 1.22 or more, effectively countering this suggestion...

I'm sure you're aware of what the term 'average' means?

Very much so. In fact, since 1 ref is the lowest price you've shown us, the average would be ~1.2 ref, or 1.22 ref rounded. You still countered your own suggestion.

You'll find the value of the 6 to average out at 1.1. Rounded down, 1. Nothing else to say.

Make a range, not an average

I heartily disagree.

(1.33 + 1 + 1 + 1.33 + 1.22 + 1.33) / 6 = 1.2016 repeating. Anyway, fun as it is putting maths into practice, using an average of prices does not count as valid proof. You have suggested 1 ref, yet shown us people trying to sell it at more than 1 ref.

Ohhh, sneaky, you edited out one of the 1.33 ref links. Too bad I still have it. http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/27345662

I think you need solds not sellers

He took out the 1.33 links cause he has none, and wants some of these. Easiest Downvote ever.

Already have 5. Creating a lower price, so I can rip myself off. Logic