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I like Koooooooky people
Bought one @ 1 Ref
https://snag.gy/6K1XQL.jpg
Classies on backpack.tf
Screen Shot Link: https://snag.gy/oUwR1T.jpg
No Sellers
Buyers buy @ 0.66
Thanks =)
But... but why would you.... pay a ref for a stock wep
But... why not? :P
I had a kukri killstreak kit and I would make more profit If I used it on a unique one and not a strange one. So I had to buy this.
You can make stock weapons killstreak too
Huh? This is a stock weapon I thought?
No this is a unique weapon
But could I sell it? if I killstreaked the "stock weapon" I don't even know how also XD
This is so bad xD
You just click on "use killstreak kit" or whatever button it is in your inventory.
Then you click on "Show stock weapons" its at the same place as "show item borders" and "sort by quality" and all that.
Then apply it to the weapon
This is the unique version of the stock weapon Kukri, created when someone uses a name tag, description tag, or killstreak kit (or probably some other tool I'm missing) on the stock weapon (grey border), which creates a new unique (yellow border) version of the stock weapon with the modification. Then if they remove the modification, it leaves a yellow border (unique) version of the stock weapon. Zeus is saying that you could have just applied the killstreak kit to the grey-border version that's secretly in everyone's inventory and created a unique Killstreak Kukri instead of spending a ref on a unique one without a killstreak and then applying the killstreak.
TL;DR you wasted a ref
Daym I did not know that! Wow thanks guys, next time I don't have to spend extra refs wow! Thx
Also wouldn't you most likely make more profit by just selling the kit instead of applying it to a weapon?
Not the way I do things.