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I possess a graded card valued at $40,000 that has remained unsold for seven days. Given my store rating of 98, what are the prospects of successfully selling this card?

the map causes a crash so they disabled it temporarily

No words other than "joke"....

Originally posted by Mislas:

Делали игру долго, игра больше первой части, инфляция с выхода первой игры бахнула. Делаю ставку на цену в 20-25 долларов. В рублях ~2к.

Про региональные цены. 20-25 баксов в Америке, в России, Украине, Белоруссии и т.д. цена будет скорее всего раза в 2 меньше

Steam needs to take some responsibility to vet games before they allow them to be sold through this platform. There is way too much abandon-ware and Steam needs to get a handle on this. Many people including myself buy a ton of games. provide valuable feedback and support developers. We deserve better.

Originally posted by Ender:

the thing is u cant automatically detect griefing, the overwatch system is good needs to be reworked a bit, comm stuff is useless cuz there is mute [/quote]

The only thing that they should bother detecting are actions that are nothing but a negative to their own team. I'm talking about destroying your own items, this would apply strictly to items that are going to change the outcome of a game. Destroying a tango from backpack for a lotus or something obviously shouldnt be flagged, destroying a bkb/bfly/etc should be detectable and unless there was a legitimate reason for the item to be on the ground. I'm thinking mismanagement of items in rosh pit or something, can't see myself ever doing this but I can at least imagine a scenario where a bad player does lose a high value item because they panic in the pit. I think 99.999% of players agree that breaking items or leaving them to be broken is just an attempt to throw the game. (Honestly the only value this mechanic has is to detect whether or not somebody is actively trying to throw or not, outside of that there really is no reason for this to be a game mechanic.)

Outright not playing your role or doing everything in your power to get other players killed through misuse of abilities could also be flagged but you admittedly need to be careful here and the option to disable "help" from allies will save you from a dude trying to abuse a force-staff, its not always this clear-cut though. Can easily think of situations where I got cold embraced by a ww and thought it was horrible positioning/timing but if they're actually a bad/newer player I can understand why they did it, even if I think it was dumb.

Long story short I agree with you for the most part, I do think breaking items is the most clear-cut metric anybody can ask for though.

Originally posted by ThunderfulGemma | Community:

Originally posted by DirtLord:

I'm trying to figure out what the Overwritten Manifesto actually does (it says it gives a weapon Overload build up) and there is just no information about it online at all. I can guess as to what degradation build up does based on what the enemies that have it do when they hit me but there is no information on status effects on the wiki at all.

Hi DirtLord. Appreciate you reaching out. I have sent a message to the devs to see if I can get some more information on this for you. I'll update the thread when I know more.

Going to guess..... they never answered? At least with all the other infusion upgrades ypu can visually see a comparable difference with the before and after stats but overloaded is identical save for the prefix 'Overloaded' in the item name and nothing else.

Originally posted by Devilish Dave:

I'll look into it. Still need to check out what Sighman wrote about the crashed ship records, just haven't gotten around to going thrtr yet.

It all should be posted on the wiki, but crash site is like 3 jumps in long range ships from bubble. Not very far.

If you really want to - you can just not get into the shuttle. Sometimes people could stay for minutes playing king of the hill.

Originally posted by Chaka (FR):

All days there are problems these times... Especially on sunday.

Yeah, I know what you mean.

People keep mentioning "Tuesday Maintenance" but Steam has issues when it isn't even Tuesday or a day after. It happens randomly (getting an error just to view your profile/other pages/even your library etc)

Definitely something needs to get fixed. Maybe Steam can't handle the millions+ of users on the platform at once... idk. It's all guess work.