@PlugYourMuddFor the possible trading platform - it does not have to be Origin Based I think it can be developed purely in-game.
As for PUBG - it is a military-based game with real working camouflage and in such game you don't need pink-white-unicorn-sniper or a red-pirate uniform visible from 2 miles away, but a "real" thing which would help you in game. This was their mistake and it cost them much.
@D3loFFwell if you remember correct, the skins worth the most werent military skins, they were skirts, leopard bandannas and other really fruity things. The military skins were always somewhere in the middle.Their mistake wasn't necassarily the quality of skins, it was the restrictions. PUBG implemented a no trade policy on skins. All skins HAVE to go thru the market. this happened when Valve was cracking down on the gambling sites and put a 2 week waiting period on trades. Those restrictions REALLY hurt their market big time
i guess my point is, if they were to do in game trading/market, i don't really want to see restrictions that can kill their economy. The freedom to do whatever with your skins in csgo is what made it so amazing. The fact that i sold an AK skin to preorder CyberPunk 2077 is awesome.
