Valve has made some significant improvements to the speed of the Steam Community Market, which has upgraded the overall user experience for gamers around the world. Interestingly, Valve hasn't officially confirmed that it changed anything regarding the Steam Community Market, although users have noticed a considerably better experience on the platform recently.
The Steam Community Market was first released in May 2013, along with the Steam Trading Cards feature. Upon its release, players could also use the Community Market to buy and sell items from Valve titles Team Fortress 2 and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, and plenty of games have been added in the years since. It is now a staple of the Steam platform, serving as an easy way for players to move their insanely expensive virtual items on to others, or buff up their own inventories without having to trade with another gamer directly.
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Conceptually, the Steam Community Market is brilliant. But over the years, it has been plagued with speed issues. Searching for items would take a while, and users were often...
