very helpful, thank you very much

引用自 Lauch-Legende Louis：

Hello! I'd be happy to help you improve your Steam Trust Factor. The Trust Factor is an important aspect, especially when you're matchmaking in games like CS2. It aims to improve the gaming experience for everyone by isolating cheaters and unfair behavior.

Check out this guide:
https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3494713274

None of these impact Trust in any way...

2. Build Your Steam Profile

• Link Your Steam Account to Other Platforms (Optional): While not directly for the Trust Factor, linking to social media or other gaming platforms (if offered) can show that you are a real player.
  
• Add a Payment Method: When you make purchases on Steam (games, in-game items), it signals that you are an active and trustworthy customer.
  
• Increase Your Steam Level: By collecting badges, crafting cards, and owning games, you can
• increase your Steam Level. A higher level can be an indicator of an active and engaged user.

3. Active Gaming and Trading

• Use the Steam Market and Trade Items: If you use the Steam Market to buy and sell items or trade with other players, this also shows activity and trustworthiness. Of course, ensure you conduct fair trades.

None of these impact Trust in any way...

2. Build Your Steam Profile

• Link Your Steam Account to Other Platforms (Optional): While not directly for the Trust Factor, linking to social media or other gaming platforms (if offered) can show that you are a real player.
  
• Add a Payment Method: When you make purchases on Steam (games, in-game items), it signals that you are an active and trustworthy customer.
  
• Increase Your Steam Level: By collecting badges, crafting cards, and owning games, you can
• increase your Steam Level. A higher level can be an indicator of an active and engaged user.

3. Active Gaming and Trading

• Use the Steam Market and Trade Items: If you use the Steam Market to buy and sell items or trade with other players, this also shows activity and trustworthiness. Of course, ensure you conduct fair trades.

Can you back up your statement with evidence?

引用自 Lauch-Legende Louis：

None of these impact Trust in any way...

2. Build Your Steam Profile

• Link Your Steam Account to Other Platforms (Optional): While not directly for the Trust Factor, linking to social media or other gaming platforms (if offered) can show that you are a real player.
  
• Add a Payment Method: When you make purchases on Steam (games, in-game items), it signals that you are an active and trustworthy customer.
  
• Increase Your Steam Level: By collecting badges, crafting cards, and owning games, you can
• increase your Steam Level. A higher level can be an indicator of an active and engaged user.

3. Active Gaming and Trading

• Use the Steam Market and Trade Items: If you use the Steam Market to buy and sell items or trade with other players, this also shows activity and trustworthiness. Of course, ensure you conduct fair trades.

Can you back up your statement with evidence?

Go read the patents.

Spreading misleading information is a bane in the CS2 community. People need to stop doing it.

So, no proof provided, criticize for it.
If you were better informed, you would know that this factor could very well be included in the calculation of the trust factor.
There is no reliable information for or against this.
Steam says so itself.

引用自 Lauch-Legende Louis：

So, no proof provided, criticize for it.
If you were better informed, you would know that this factor could very well be included in the calculation of the trust factor.
There is no reliable information for or against this.
Steam says so itself.

The patents are public. Google them yourself.

https://patents.google.com/patent/WO2020051517A1

https://patents.google.com/patent/US20200078688A1

And everybody should know by now that the above mentioned things do not impact Trust as they are irrelevant to Trust.

Then, you show me where Steam said these things, specifically.

引用自 cSg|mc-Hotsauce：

引用自 Lauch-Legende Louis：

So, no proof provided, criticize for it.
If you were better informed, you would know that this factor could very well be included in the calculation of the trust factor.
There is no reliable information for or against this.
Steam says so itself.

The patents are public. Google them yourself.

And everybody should know by now that the above mentioned things do not impact Trust as they are irrelevant to Trust.

Then, you show me where Steam said these things, specifically.

With pleasure:
https://psteamhelp.yuanyoumao.com/en/faqs/view/00EF-D679-C76A-C185#:~:text=Die%20Spielsuche%20mit%20Vertrauensfaktor%20wird,Steam-Spiele%20legitim%20zu%20spielen.

引用自 Lauch-Legende Louis：

引用自 cSg|mc-Hotsauce：

The patents are public. Google them yourself.

And everybody should know by now that the above mentioned things do not impact Trust as they are irrelevant to Trust.

Then, you show me where Steam said these things, specifically.


With pleasure:
https://psteamhelp.yuanyoumao.com/en/faqs/view/00EF-D679-C76A-C185#:~:text=Die%20Spielsuche%20mit%20Vertrauensfaktor%20wird,Steam-Spiele%20legitim%20zu%20spielen.

And as stated, nothing to do with anything listed here...

2. Build Your Steam Profile

• Link Your Steam Account to Other Platforms (Optional): While not directly for the Trust Factor, linking to social media or other gaming platforms (if offered) can show that you are a real player.
  
• Add a Payment Method: When you make purchases on Steam (games, in-game items), it signals that you are an active and trustworthy customer.
  
• Increase Your Steam Level: By collecting badges, crafting cards, and owning games, you can
• increase your Steam Level. A higher level can be an indicator of an active and engaged user.

3. Active Gaming and Trading

• Use the Steam Market and Trade Items: If you use the Steam Market to buy and sell items or trade with other players, this also shows activity and trustworthiness. Of course, ensure you conduct fair trades.

Thank you for confirming that you did not read what the FAQ stated and literally made up your own specific ideas and passed them off as facts.

And please learn to close quotes properly.

引用自 cSg|mc-Hotsauce：

引用自 Lauch-Legende Louis：

And as stated, nothing to do with anything listed here...



Thank you for confirming that you did not read what the FAQ stated and literally made up your own specific ideas and passed them off as facts.

And please learn to close quotes properly.

:nkCool:

Thank you for your contribution.
Take your bad mood out somewhere else.
You're still not providing any evidence, just criticizing without evidence.

引用自 Lauch-Legende Louis：

引用自 cSg|mc-Hotsauce：

And as stated, nothing to do with anything listed here...



Thank you for confirming that you did not read what the FAQ stated and literally made up your own specific ideas and passed them off as facts.

And please learn to close quotes properly.

Thank you for your contribution.
Take your bad mood out somewhere else.
You're still not providing any evidence, just criticizing without evidence.

I gave you the links to the patents. Read them

You were the one that made up random nonsense and passed them off as fact.

EOMM is not part of Trust Factor.

引用自 Lauch-Legende Louis：

引用自 cSg|mc-Hotsauce：

And as stated, nothing to do with anything listed here...



Thank you for confirming that you did not read what the FAQ stated and literally made up your own specific ideas and passed them off as facts.

And please learn to close quotes properly.

:nkCool:

Thank you for your contribution.
Take your bad mood out somewhere else.
You're still not providing any evidence, just criticizing without evidence.

How burden of proof works is you need to prove your points are true, not everyone else has to prove them false.

Since you originally presented them.


So it's on you to prove that active trading, and building your profile increase TF.

My alt accounts have great Trust Factor and have none of the above mentioned "requirements" you have stated.

引用自 cSg|mc-Hotsauce：

My alt accounts have great Trust Factor and have none of the above mentioned "requirements" you have stated.

:nkCool:

As does my Stream account, which is basically bare, private, never traded or posted on the forums, and 2x as old as OP's.

Just another misleading guide just to get awards.

引用自 Leonardo Da Pinchi：

引用自 cSg|mc-Hotsauce：

My alt accounts have great Trust Factor and have none of the above mentioned "requirements" you have stated.

:nkCool:

As does my Stream account, which is basically bare, private, never traded or posted on the forums, and 2x as old as OP's.

Your account is neither bare, nor private (right now), nor have you ever posted on the forum, see your post here.

I'm not talking about requirements above, nor that it's guaranteed to improve your TF.

In the FAQ it says:
There is currently no way to check your Trust Factor.
- So your assumption is subjective. You cannot know whether your TF is good or bad based on the factors you have mentioned.

Trust Factor matchmaking is constantly updated, and any list of factors would become outdated very quickly. In general, the Trust Factor is determined based on a user's previous experience in Counter-Strike 2 and on Steam to ensure that the system is as accurate as possible.
-According to this statement, it may very well be that the factors you criticized are included in the rating.

You can very well influence your TF positively.
This is how it is described.