Alright, so check it, I was messing around trying to figure out the deal with those PUBG PCS3 outfits, you know, how much they’re actually worth. It was a whole thing, lemme tell you.
First off, I started by just Googling “pubg pcs3 outfit value.” Dumb, I know, but gotta start somewhere, right? Got a bunch of forum posts and Reddit threads with people arguing over prices. Nothing solid.
Next thing I did, I jumped into the game itself. I went to my inventory, checked out the PCS3 stuff I had – some skins from crates, a couple of event rewards, the usual. Tried to see if there was any “market value” listed in-game. Nope. Zilch. PUBG ain’t exactly user-friendly when it comes to figuring this stuff out.
Then I was thinking, “Okay, people are buying and selling this stuff somewhere.” Steam Community Market, maybe? So, I fired up Steam, went to the Community Market section, and searched for “PUBG PCS3.” Man, what a mess. Tons of stuff came up, but filtering it down to JUST the PCS3 outfits was a pain. A lot of unrelated skins and weapon camos mixed in there.
Alright, so I started writing down the names of the actual PCS3 outfit pieces and searching for each one individually on the Market. Tedious? You betcha. But it was the only way to get a handle on the individual prices. Like, the “PCS3 Combat Uniform” was going for around $5-ish, while some of the rarer pieces, like the “PCS3 Tactical Pants,” were hovering closer to $10 or $12.
After that, I went back and checked out some of those forum posts again, armed with actual Steam Market prices. And you know what? A lot of those estimates were way off! People were just guessing based on what THEY thought the stuff was worth, not what it was actually selling for.
To make things easier on myself, I made a quick spreadsheet. Listed all the PCS3 outfit pieces I could find on the Market, and wrote down the lowest current selling price for each. Then, I could add them up to get a rough idea of the total value of a full set, if someone was looking to buy it all. That really helped to keep it all organized.
What did I learn? A few things.
- A lot of those PCS3 outfits aren’t worth as much as people think they are. Nostalgia goggles, I guess.
- The Steam Community Market is your best bet for getting a REAL idea of the price. Ignore the forum hype.
- Be prepared to spend some time searching and filtering. It’s not a super straightforward process.
In conclusion, I’d say, don’t get ripped off! Do your research on the Steam Market before you trade or sell any PUBG PCS3 outfits. It takes a bit of work, but it’s worth it to make sure you’re getting a fair deal.
