How can I stack my Gems on Steam?
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I have six (!) different piles of Gems, all marked with the same tags (Common, Steam, Holiday Sale 2014, Gems, Tradable, Not Marketable). Why are my Gems not stacked and how can I make them so?
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I have six (!) different piles of Gems, all marked with the same tags (Common, Steam, Holiday Sale 2014, Gems, Tradable, Not Marketable). Why are my Gems not stacked and how can I make them so?
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asked Jan 18 '16 at 9:53
Aventinus
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God i want an answer for this one. It irritates me so much for some reason...
– Bl00dylicious
Jan 18 '16 at 9:56
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I deleted my previous answer. It seems items are tagged 'Not Tradable' if they have been recently bought are yet to be Tradable & Marketable, as seen in the following picture: i.stack.imgur.com/IeQBO.png This means this can't be the problem.
– DJ Pirtu
Jan 18 '16 at 13:06
I've had pretty much an entire page of gem stacks before. It's pretty terrible.
– Michaellogg
Jan 18 '16 at 17:50
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I have six (!) different piles of Gems, all marked with the same tags (Common, Steam, Holiday Sale 2014, Gems, Tradable, Not Marketable). Why are my Gems not stacked and how can I make them so?
steam
asked Jan 18 '16 at 9:53
Aventinus
655821
I have six (!) different piles of Gems, all marked with the same tags (Common, Steam, Holiday Sale 2014, Gems, Tradable, Not Marketable). Why are my Gems not stacked and how can I make them so?
steam
steam
asked Jan 18 '16 at 9:53
Aventinus
655821
asked Jan 18 '16 at 9:53
Aventinus
655821
asked Jan 18 '16 at 9:53
Aventinus
655821
asked Jan 18 '16 at 9:53
Aventinus
655821
asked Jan 18 '16 at 9:53
Aventinus
655821
655821
2
God i want an answer for this one. It irritates me so much for some reason...
– Bl00dylicious
Jan 18 '16 at 9:56
1
I deleted my previous answer. It seems items are tagged 'Not Tradable' if they have been recently bought are yet to be Tradable & Marketable, as seen in the following picture: i.stack.imgur.com/IeQBO.png This means this can't be the problem.
– DJ Pirtu
Jan 18 '16 at 13:06
I've had pretty much an entire page of gem stacks before. It's pretty terrible.
– Michaellogg
Jan 18 '16 at 17:50
add a comment |
2
God i want an answer for this one. It irritates me so much for some reason...
– Bl00dylicious
Jan 18 '16 at 9:56
1
I deleted my previous answer. It seems items are tagged 'Not Tradable' if they have been recently bought are yet to be Tradable & Marketable, as seen in the following picture: i.stack.imgur.com/IeQBO.png This means this can't be the problem.
– DJ Pirtu
Jan 18 '16 at 13:06
I've had pretty much an entire page of gem stacks before. It's pretty terrible.
– Michaellogg
Jan 18 '16 at 17:50
2
2
God i want an answer for this one. It irritates me so much for some reason...
– Bl00dylicious
Jan 18 '16 at 9:56
God i want an answer for this one. It irritates me so much for some reason...
– Bl00dylicious
Jan 18 '16 at 9:56
1
1
I deleted my previous answer. It seems items are tagged 'Not Tradable' if they have been recently bought are yet to be Tradable & Marketable, as seen in the following picture: i.stack.imgur.com/IeQBO.png This means this can't be the problem.
– DJ Pirtu
Jan 18 '16 at 13:06
I deleted my previous answer. It seems items are tagged 'Not Tradable' if they have been recently bought are yet to be Tradable & Marketable, as seen in the following picture: i.stack.imgur.com/IeQBO.png This means this can't be the problem.
– DJ Pirtu
Jan 18 '16 at 13:06
I've had pretty much an entire page of gem stacks before. It's pretty terrible.
– Michaellogg
Jan 18 '16 at 17:50
I've had pretty much an entire page of gem stacks before. It's pretty terrible.
– Michaellogg
Jan 18 '16 at 17:50
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Unfortunately, there's no way to stack them.
Multiple groups are created when one converts an item which is not currently available for trading into gems. Trade limitations in this situation are usually from buying the items you want to convert on the market. This makes them gain the same time limitation, and causes them to be made into a separate group from the gems which are currently tradeable. However, each different "available for trade" time will create a separate stack, and once the gems become available to trade, they won't automatically restack into one group. Worse, there's also no way to do it manually.
The only way to prevent multiple stacks of gems from occurring is to only convert items which are already available for trade into gems.
Personally, I do all my gem conversions by opening a random market page and clicking the "Sell" button to view only those items in my inventory which can currently be traded, then converting the items there. It's inconvenient, but effective for avoiding multiple gem stacks.
answered Jan 18 '16 at 17:48
Michaellogg
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Well, let's hope that Valve will fix this soon.
– Aventinus
Jan 19 '16 at 10:11
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TL;DR You can stack them. Trade them all to a friend and ask them to trade it back to you.
Hey there, sorry for the necroposting!
I found this thread by searching this same issue on Google and just figured out the solution to it.
You can actually combine those separate gems by trading them to a friend you trust and then ask them to trade it back to you. By doing so, all the gems will combine into a single gem stack, instead of 6 separate ones like you mentioned.
Hope this helps anyone in the future who face this issue!
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2 Answers
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active
oldest
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2 Answers
2
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
6
down vote
accepted
Unfortunately, there's no way to stack them.
Multiple groups are created when one converts an item which is not currently available for trading into gems. Trade limitations in this situation are usually from buying the items you want to convert on the market. This makes them gain the same time limitation, and causes them to be made into a separate group from the gems which are currently tradeable. However, each different "available for trade" time will create a separate stack, and once the gems become available to trade, they won't automatically restack into one group. Worse, there's also no way to do it manually.
The only way to prevent multiple stacks of gems from occurring is to only convert items which are already available for trade into gems.
Personally, I do all my gem conversions by opening a random market page and clicking the "Sell" button to view only those items in my inventory which can currently be traded, then converting the items there. It's inconvenient, but effective for avoiding multiple gem stacks.
answered Jan 18 '16 at 17:48
Michaellogg
5,83621745
2
Well, let's hope that Valve will fix this soon.
– Aventinus
Jan 19 '16 at 10:11
add a comment |
up vote
6
down vote
accepted
Unfortunately, there's no way to stack them.
Multiple groups are created when one converts an item which is not currently available for trading into gems. Trade limitations in this situation are usually from buying the items you want to convert on the market. This makes them gain the same time limitation, and causes them to be made into a separate group from the gems which are currently tradeable. However, each different "available for trade" time will create a separate stack, and once the gems become available to trade, they won't automatically restack into one group. Worse, there's also no way to do it manually.
The only way to prevent multiple stacks of gems from occurring is to only convert items which are already available for trade into gems.
Personally, I do all my gem conversions by opening a random market page and clicking the "Sell" button to view only those items in my inventory which can currently be traded, then converting the items there. It's inconvenient, but effective for avoiding multiple gem stacks.
answered Jan 18 '16 at 17:48
Michaellogg
5,83621745
2
Well, let's hope that Valve will fix this soon.
– Aventinus
Jan 19 '16 at 10:11
add a comment |
up vote
6
down vote
accepted
up vote
6
down vote
accepted
Unfortunately, there's no way to stack them.
Multiple groups are created when one converts an item which is not currently available for trading into gems. Trade limitations in this situation are usually from buying the items you want to convert on the market. This makes them gain the same time limitation, and causes them to be made into a separate group from the gems which are currently tradeable. However, each different "available for trade" time will create a separate stack, and once the gems become available to trade, they won't automatically restack into one group. Worse, there's also no way to do it manually.
The only way to prevent multiple stacks of gems from occurring is to only convert items which are already available for trade into gems.
Personally, I do all my gem conversions by opening a random market page and clicking the "Sell" button to view only those items in my inventory which can currently be traded, then converting the items there. It's inconvenient, but effective for avoiding multiple gem stacks.
answered Jan 18 '16 at 17:48
Michaellogg
5,83621745
Unfortunately, there's no way to stack them.
Multiple groups are created when one converts an item which is not currently available for trading into gems. Trade limitations in this situation are usually from buying the items you want to convert on the market. This makes them gain the same time limitation, and causes them to be made into a separate group from the gems which are currently tradeable. However, each different "available for trade" time will create a separate stack, and once the gems become available to trade, they won't automatically restack into one group. Worse, there's also no way to do it manually.
The only way to prevent multiple stacks of gems from occurring is to only convert items which are already available for trade into gems.
Personally, I do all my gem conversions by opening a random market page and clicking the "Sell" button to view only those items in my inventory which can currently be traded, then converting the items there. It's inconvenient, but effective for avoiding multiple gem stacks.
answered Jan 18 '16 at 17:48
Michaellogg
5,83621745
answered Jan 18 '16 at 17:48
Michaellogg
5,83621745
answered Jan 18 '16 at 17:48
Michaellogg
5,83621745
answered Jan 18 '16 at 17:48
Michaellogg
5,83621745
5,83621745
2
Well, let's hope that Valve will fix this soon.
– Aventinus
Jan 19 '16 at 10:11
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2
Well, let's hope that Valve will fix this soon.
– Aventinus
Jan 19 '16 at 10:11
2
2
Well, let's hope that Valve will fix this soon.
– Aventinus
Jan 19 '16 at 10:11
Well, let's hope that Valve will fix this soon.
– Aventinus
Jan 19 '16 at 10:11
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TL;DR You can stack them. Trade them all to a friend and ask them to trade it back to you.
Hey there, sorry for the necroposting!
I found this thread by searching this same issue on Google and just figured out the solution to it.
You can actually combine those separate gems by trading them to a friend you trust and then ask them to trade it back to you. By doing so, all the gems will combine into a single gem stack, instead of 6 separate ones like you mentioned.
Hope this helps anyone in the future who face this issue!
answered 4 mins ago
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TL;DR You can stack them. Trade them all to a friend and ask them to trade it back to you.
Hey there, sorry for the necroposting!
I found this thread by searching this same issue on Google and just figured out the solution to it.
You can actually combine those separate gems by trading them to a friend you trust and then ask them to trade it back to you. By doing so, all the gems will combine into a single gem stack, instead of 6 separate ones like you mentioned.
Hope this helps anyone in the future who face this issue!
answered 4 mins ago
lolkabash
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TL;DR You can stack them. Trade them all to a friend and ask them to trade it back to you.
Hey there, sorry for the necroposting!
I found this thread by searching this same issue on Google and just figured out the solution to it.
You can actually combine those separate gems by trading them to a friend you trust and then ask them to trade it back to you. By doing so, all the gems will combine into a single gem stack, instead of 6 separate ones like you mentioned.
Hope this helps anyone in the future who face this issue!
answered 4 mins ago
lolkabash
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TL;DR You can stack them. Trade them all to a friend and ask them to trade it back to you.
Hey there, sorry for the necroposting!
I found this thread by searching this same issue on Google and just figured out the solution to it.
You can actually combine those separate gems by trading them to a friend you trust and then ask them to trade it back to you. By doing so, all the gems will combine into a single gem stack, instead of 6 separate ones like you mentioned.
Hope this helps anyone in the future who face this issue!
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God i want an answer for this one. It irritates me so much for some reason...
– Bl00dylicious
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I deleted my previous answer. It seems items are tagged 'Not Tradable' if they have been recently bought are yet to be Tradable & Marketable, as seen in the following picture: i.stack.imgur.com/IeQBO.png This means this can't be the problem.
– DJ Pirtu
Jan 18 '16 at 13:06
I've had pretty much an entire page of gem stacks before. It's pretty terrible.
– Michaellogg
Jan 18 '16 at 17:50