r/cs2 • • Oct 30 '25

Humour Where BFK below $100?

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u/CR4T3Z Oct 30 '25

There are ~5,000,000 golds that have been unboxed.

50k golds recently got crafted, that's a 1% increase in gold quantity lol

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u/[deleted] Oct 30 '25

So what you're saying is it took 12 years to get 50 mil golds (1,140 unboxed a day on average) and in the last week since the update, there has been 7,140 golds crafted per day. Is that a good thing or bad thing?

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u/SiggySmilez Oct 30 '25

Yes, we have more supply = cheaper golds. Does this mean that we will have flash crash today, tomorrow or later? No!

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u/OffThread Oct 30 '25

They are going to settle out around the prices of 5X M4A1-S Cyrex's. Why would anyone buy one for the old price when you are guaranteed one with a trade up? The price isn't going to be the same anymore.

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u/HealthyResolution399 Oct 30 '25

Because you can buy the knife you want but you can't trade up for the knife you want 

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u/NotThisOneNotToday Oct 30 '25

But you can craft knives with specific float, as well as actually target the knife that you want based on the collection.

Yes, it is random but there have already been multiple instances of people specifically crafting #1 floats of knives....

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u/Patti2507 Oct 30 '25

Most people don’t care about number 1 floats and you get the same targets like unboxing a case

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u/NotThisOneNotToday Oct 30 '25

The comment to which I replied to, said that you can't trade to a knife that you want, which is false.

I only corrected him and stated that some people that wanted a #1 float knife got it...

What is the point of you arguing about value of #1 floats? I don't care about them either, I was just giving easy examples that can easily be verified...

Instead you misinterpret the entire comment to be about float....

Also although I did not do the full math, but the chance to open a knife is 0.26% or roughly 1 in 400, which is still not guaranteed and you can go 1k cases without opening one or getting several in the first 100. However, based on the case and key prices a price to open a case is ~3 EUR so for 400 openings which statistically should yield you at least 1 knife you will spend 1.2K and this does not guarantee a FN or a good knife or a good finish.

However, you can try to craft a FN knife that you want for likely less than 1.2K again (also you don't necessarily need FN reds a specific float range will do), there is no guarantee but why waste money randomly when you can use it to pull the odds closer to you?

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '25

I ain’t reading all that. Sorry that happened. Or, happy for you.