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Mystery cards - do you get them for earlier crafted badges?

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Kreslegaard

Quick question: Mystery cards - do you get them for earlier crafted badges? I don't but my first booster came after 2 weeks when I lost hope and even forget about that so I'm asking to know if I should have hope or the hope is gone and I should wait with crafting till now...

1 decade ago*

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kOROMOShYdOpOlOuS

No.

1 decade ago
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MrD

No #2.

1 decade ago
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Kreslegaard

Thanks for fast response. So how excatly guys who are on 30 level can get that mystery cards? OR poor guys like me who craft badges only for what I earn selling other cards? Shiiit... I was so happy for one brief moment ;)

1 decade ago
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Yahmig

You can buy some cards with metal from Team fortress 2, or be lucky and receive a booster.

1 decade ago
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Exactually

You can still get them by trading, steam market, or new with games. Must suck for the handful of people with lvl 75.

1 decade ago
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PsyKo

Yeah, Valve knows how to show one big third-finger to someone who spend money on them.

1 decade ago
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HouseOfBalloons

+1

I was always backing them up and saying positive things about them but no more. This is where they messed up and lost my support.

1 decade ago
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Kreslegaard

+1
I feel exactly the same... we were proactive guys - Steam beta participants and etc. - we were testing their system and even if it had it flaws we still were enthusiastic and excited about it (more or less). And now we have great opportunity in which most people can't participate as much as they want cause, seriously - how many badges do you need (0) - how much do you want is a matter of appetite -> I discover that guy today...

1 decade ago
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CrippledLamp

That's probably the reason that they raised your chances of getting a booster card by 10% every 10th level.

1 decade ago
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TheDopefish

They did get coupons instead.

Imagine the cards would turn into coupons in a few hours when the summer sale (supposedly) starts - the many sad faces of people that bought mystery cards on the market.

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Sandvich18

Few new games have just been added so they can craft like 30 of those cards.

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trinner

i think this won`t happen...

1 decade ago
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KoikeEriasu

What are these? Some other stupid feature of Steam? Steam is for owning games, not some.. Cards.

1 decade ago
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Kreslegaard

Agree... though it's interesting what feature it will bring beside tons of money to Valve :D

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Yahmig

I'd like to see how many jets they bought thanks to the cards system :p

1 decade ago
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beerland

Sell them, buy games with them and stop whining about it? Both sides win..
Or are you just hating on things because you don't know how it all works (like the possibility to sell cards for walletmoney)?

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HumanSkinHat

for sure...i sold all of mine...got me 4 games added to my library that i didnt have before...

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Yahmig

It's true, but I don't see why so many people hate these cards.
If you like collecting stuff, you can make badges out of them.
If you don't care about these cards you can sell them and get a game for free on steam.

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ne0lit

who cares from where they come? I CARE ABOUT WHAT THEY ARE FOR!!?!?

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Maxxa1

They are for people like you to ask questions about...fairly effective it seems too.

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Closed 1 decade ago by Kreslegaard.