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This will only demonstrate the attitude of Steam and Valve towards Ukraine and Ukrainians, unfortunately.
I'm not blaming anyone, just expressing my opinion.
Still, the Hryvvnia's removal of a decimal point and the problems that came with it seem to be unique right now as I'm not seeing many more complaint threads for other currencies.
Unique? Lowest bidding is now 3 NTD = 0.096 USD which is higher than 3 UAH. This is daylight robbery so for me it's third party websites for trading from now on. L update
I completely agree.
This is outright robbery.
The update that broke Steam Community Market
There's also a weird-ass rounding. Yesterday I tried to sell an item for 17 UAH, and it doesn't let me do that. It changes to 16 UAH on the price validation. Seems like some amounts can't be counted properly because of the decimals removal and you can't even use the desired number. I get it when it wasn't allowing some numbers like 17.77 UAH and instead it gave you 17.75 or smth, but changing the whole point while you are already restrained by new rules is bs.
I don't have high hopes on this either, but I'm going to keep checking back on the forum to see if more people are complaining (another person posted a thread today, for example). With the current blackouts going on in Ukraine I don't expect even everyone who has time for Steam noticed what happened with the market,
We'll see how it goes, particularly now that we know that Ukraine isn't the only one affected.