Skins, questions

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For such a popular game, there's really almost no information about the game around at all.
I'm considering buying a few items in Your Shop event but I can't really tell if for example Car skins are tradable or marketable, same for Battlestat weapon skins- plus if they are rare or not, their price and so on. Is a battlestat weapon rarer than a vehicle skin or a bundle set? These kind of questions.
I am really puzzled about how to make decisions. I sure have several other questions- To sum it up really, there's no documentation about anything at all, outside or inside the game.

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Well, I will assume nobody really knows lolz.

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Originally posted by Versesh:

For such a popular game, there's really almost no information about the game around at all.
I'm considering buying a few items in Your Shop event but I can't really tell if for example Car skins are tradable or marketable, same for Battlestat weapon skins- plus if they are rare or not, their price and so on. Is a battlestat weapon rarer than a vehicle skin or a bundle set? These kind of questions.
I am really puzzled about how to make decisions. I sure have several other questions- To sum it up really, there's no documentation about anything at all, outside or inside the game.

As far as I know, you can tell if an item is marketable only if you see two circling arrows icon on bottom right of its thumbnail preview image in game. Items from common crates are all marketable; some items from hideout crates are marketable and some others are not.

Different colour of an item's background picture will tell you how much rare that item is accordingly to Developers. Rarity, however, is a useless concept here because most of items (mainly from events and survivor passes) are one-time items subjected to expiration date and, once expired, they are gone forever. In two years, I have never seen items from the past popping up again in the PUBG store.

As for the pricing of marketable items, I guess you should refer to Steam marketplace. If you got a marketable item that nobody else has, well... You make your own price.