Fair Trade Price For Cities: Skylines - Snowfall?

i want tell you 1 thing , sometime in my life i give to people game 1€ and they give to me game 29€ or 60€ , other time i do vice versa i give game 60€ and they give me game 1€ , this happen (at least for my side) especially when for example i have a sport\racing\fighting\jrpg game (that for me is 0 value also if the price is 60€ because is not my taste and i never will play them but maybe i get them with bundles) but some other have an adventure\fps game that for me is big value coz i like (also if maybe the game is 1€)
So what i mean is,i think not always things have same value for all people and we not always can base our life in value price of things so consider also to do just 1:1 trade without to check price.

https://www.steamgifts.com/discussion/FfDR8/humble-bundle-yogscast-jingle-jam-2017
Bundle price was 35$ for 60 games / DLCs. So fairest price would be something like 0,50$ Anything around 1$ seems fair.
You could also have got it for free as many buyers gave this DLC (CS steam forum or here)
If you think price is too high, you can also just wait... Steam's workshop has enough assets & mods for eating all your RAM.

Some traders tend to get back the max from some games they evaluate highly to compensate the loss from bundle games that have no value. So if this dlc comes from yogcast bundle 2017 (maybe there is not much stock from this 2 years old bundle), probably the trader registered from bundle what interested him much, then evaluated what remained and thought "oh these ones have no value, this dlc of cities skylines has some value, will try to get back some more from this one to compensate" (and the more time passes, the more trader tends to compensate the time he kept it without selling : he sells his patience and some evaluate highly their time)

I trade very rarely and just to buy not sell, but in my eyes, it's reasonable if price doesn't exceed price of game on steam sale, because there isn't a most legit source than steam store. But actually we are "in the long harsh time between winter sales and summer sales", so games tend to have high value the most far you're from big steam sales. So... 4€ for this dlc seems a max if there is a good demand (it's still a relatively old dlc), otherwise 2€ if nobody else cares.

I don't know if this dlc itself is searched a lot actually (i bought it long time ago from gamesplanet on sale) but as it's a dlc of a very good game, probably there is still some constant demand. But if you don't buy from grey stores, as it's a "famous game", dlc is regularly on sale too, isthereanydeal says 5x/year on sale on steam store.
https://isthereanydeal.com/game/citiesskylinessnowfall/history/?shop%5B%5D=steam&generate=Select+Stores

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https://www.paradoxplaza.com/cities-skylines---snowfall/CSCS00ESK0000006.html

75% off now very cheap anyway.

https://www.paradoxplaza.com/cities-skylines---natural-disasters/CSCS00ESK0000005.html

natural disasters first time that cheap also :)

Don't take this too seriously, I'm mainly posting to keep your thread current...
Well, strictly speaking, keys are not transferrable under Steam's terms, so it's either worth the Steam store cost or it's not worth anything. Unhelpful as it is, other than that, something is worth whatever somebody will trade it for, and the person that "wins" an item at auction pays more than everybody else thought it was worth.

Also is there a better place to trade than Steam Trades because most traders there are extremely greedy, with a poor sense of reality. I tried barter but their User Interface is beyond painful and you only seem to be able to trade games for games. Because I rarely buy bundles and therefor don't have many games to trade, I just want to use PayPal.

Yes indeed there is. Group Buys https://steamcommunity.com/groups/groupbuys is a Steam group dedicated to splitting bundles at fair prices.
If you rarely trade games and prefer to buy bundle leftovers with Paypal this is the place to try first as it's a not for profit group, so you wont come across profiteers like you do on Steam Trades.
I think it was calculated that the games from Yogscast Jingle Jam 2017 would be valued at around 92% off their retail price so Cities: Skylines Snowfall would have sold for about US$1.04 (0.93 Euro). Though as that bundle is fairly old now I'd say 2-3 Euro is a fair price to pay.
This won't necessarily help you now as I don't know if anyone has any Snowfall keys left (though if not you can always post in the "want to buy" section) but it will help you for future bundle splits.

Sorry to say that, but for me is to buy the complete edition is a better deal. Have seen this game as a complete editon between 10 to 15€. The dlc itselt is not oft under 3 €

You're right. People on Steam Trades are often extremely greedy. It's not really used by most as an end place to get games. There are way too many grey market traders on there to make it worth my while trying to trade any of my non-bundle games even. They try to get your game that cost you a good bit for really cheap, then sell them on the grey market. If you have a valuable game, it's probably better to either a) give it away to a good friend, or b) sell it yourself on the grey market. I haven't done option b. lol.

As for actually acquiring games, not everyone is a greedy so and so on there, so perhaps you should make a thread asking for what you want and the price that you're willing to pay for it. Someone might read your thread and make you an offer, so long as you're willing to bargain.

Good luck.

I have given up on trading for this dlc on both steam trades and barter a long time ago, there's just not enough stock that resellers overprice it, paradox doesn't go over 75% and there is no dlc bundle yet, snowfall doesn't add too much and by this time I was already done playing the game. I have a backlog and can wait the long game. So my advice would be to wait for an official sale if you really want it.

Paradox currently has a mostly 75% sale on skylines dlcs on their site right now

realistically, I think a fair price is 2.50. With some effort, you can find traders willing to sell it for that price.

"Also is there a better place to trade than Steam Trades because most traders there are extremely greedy, with a poor sense of reality"

I've had some good luck with Indie Game Swap in the past.

According to my logic:

Cities: Skylines - Snowfall (citiesskylinessnowfall, https://store.steampowered.com/app/420610 ): 0.41€ / $0.46 / 2291 Gems | Yogscast Jingle Jam 2017 by Humble Bundle

This is what I consider fair, but that doesn't mean you can't sell for more. This is the price I'd pay myself if somebody wanted me to make an offer, and I'd be unwilling to pay much more, and definitely not above $1.

I'm not a trader so take this with a grain of salt, but when the Yogscast bundle was fresh I saw 3 people on here (across separate posts) saying they'd pay $1 for a key. I ended up just giving away my key to one of them who wanted to play it, but have since acquired Cities myself and was actually just looking up the "going rates" yesterday as well. Other people's responses have been helpful, so thank you. :D