Do you turn your cheap emotes to gems ?
Indeed i wont use them, but what should i do with the gems then ?
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Me too, just realized a few ago, that that badge even existed
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I like emoticons, so I tend to keep the ones I have (and buy the ones I didn't get via crafting).
BUMP!
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I have a couple, but I don't have a lot of anime-type games (at least installed, anyhow). I have Fairy Fencer F ones!
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Depends on the emote, but most of the time the ones that are worth 100 gems already have an increased price.
I'd sell them on the market, but if they're stuck at 0.03 for a month just scrap them.
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The more emoticons you have the better pics you can make with this: http://steam.tools/mosaticon/
-J
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Honestly, you are better off selling the emotes and buying a sack of gems! Then buy a booster pack from a new release and profit ;3
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Do the same as me. I cannot longer use them, it takes quite a bit to load them all.
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A sack of gems (1000 gems) is worth less than $1.
Which means 10 gems has an equivalent value of less than $0.01.
Compare the amount of gems you would get from disenchanting versus the price you would get on the market.
If it gives 10 gems and you can't sell it for 0.01 (0.03 plus fees) disenchant it.
If it gives 20 gems and you can't sell it for 0.02 (0.04 plus fees) disenchant it.
Etc.
Also remember to take into account if you could get more out of those cards by trading them or converting them on a third party site.
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Nice logic mate, gonna use it by now
BTW, which cards do you mean in the last line ?
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Thanks, glad you agree :D
Well some traders trade really cheap games (like cheaper bundle games, or games that have been free in the past) for x amount of cards, usually nice traders will accept a mix of cards in the €0.05-€0.10 value range as being reasonable, or a suitable mix of cheaper and more expensive ones. So depending on how often you trade (really cheap games) you might want to save some cards in your inventory at all times.
And I personally use TremorGames sometimes which accept certain types of cards in exchange for their on-site currency, making it easier for me to obtain cheap games for giveaways or if I spot something I'd like to try without having to spend real money on it. They basically work like a (trusted) warehouse for cheap keys so you have one easy place to look instead of looking for specific traders.
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The above comment is pretty informative, I'll just add a note on gems' usage:
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all this useful info! and im just started quick selling via enhanced steam :x last night
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Just wondering if it's worthwhile...
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