#Killing floor 2 steam market install#
#Killing floor 2 steam market skin#

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#Killing floor 2 steam market install#

The Beta on EGS also includes its dedicated server within the install folder for your hosting needs for this version. Progress for stats and inventory is shared between both versions on EGS so for users switching between Beta and Live be sure to sync your game data to use the latest timestamp to prevent any lost progress from participating in the Beta. Users may need to restart their EGS launcher for the Beta to populate and be accessible to install. To opt into this beta on EGS, the Beta will be accessible within KF2 owners’ game libraries as a separate install called “Killing Floor 2 Beta”. Admins will need to use the following SteamCMD flag: Which just makes no sense again.To opt into this beta on Steam, join the 'preview' branch available in the Beta drop-down list. They make whole game for 30€ and then some nobodies sell literal texture skins for it for 10€ and sometimes even 10x the price. Or are they? Afaik only Store stuff goes to TWI. The amount of work required for the item (complexity) and the extent doesn't go in line for the asking price relative to the whole game.īesides, to whose pocket money on Steam market goes to? Just some people? I don't think these are TWI made. Exaggerating a bit, but that's the issue here. Like placing magnesium rims for 2000€ on a car worth 500€. Relative to the game costs, it just doesn't make any sense. The game has endless amounts of textures and work spent on just 1 level. If game is 30€, even 5€ for a texture for a weapon sounds like A LOT. I may buy cool stuff, but everything has a limit relative to the game price. This should be priced at 0.5€ max regardless of 'demand'. But 2.5€ for an 'arm band'? It's literally 15 polygons and a texture. Same for really cool looking helmets and masks. Prices reaching 5€ on really quality weapon skins, fair enough.

#Killing floor 2 steam market skin#

I would never pay one weapon skin more then 1.5€, but because of marketplace I gave easily up to 4€ (AA12 Carcass Mint) cause I can sell it for 6€+ with little bit of wait. So such item can easily be worth more just cause you can get some/same/more money back. Without it you might buy something for 1-3€, but with such marketplace you also have a bonus of selling it. But pricing itself is great stuff, cause it's really a supply/demand for good. Many of items are also considered good by just being way over the top too (oversized headgear or golden skins). Sure some stuff are great work but many of them I could never put on my character or weapon and be cool with it.

IMO games with such marketplace tend to have total quality of work on quite mediocre level. If you talk about steam marketplace it has some pluses and minuses. Then there are some weapon skins that are nothing special for 10€. For example medic arm band that glows in dark, which is both cool and useful, is priced 2.5€ which is fair.

If you are refering to in game store, where you can buy just a few items, then I do agree that some of them have a bit wierdly set price. So it's worth it to them, to spend $300 for a skin they'll look at for hundreds or thousands of hours. For some people it's 'Hey I love that gold gun, but it's selling for $300, well - you know what, I've played this game for a thousand hours, and guarantee I'll put in another 1000 hours'. And those people wouldn't mind paying to have their favourite gun/sword/knife/hat/etc. They're cosmetic, make no changes to your actual gameplay, just simply look different. Some people don't mind paying $$$ for skins if they enjoy them. I can put them on there right now, and they would INSTANTLY sell. I have another skin worth $750, could instantly sell that for that price as well. Let's take CSGO for example, I have a skin worth around $2,500 on the steam market place. There's plenty of people that are willing to pay those prices, hence why you can check the market and see what they sold for. If you don't like the prices, you simply don't pay for the item. I'll never understand why people complain about this.