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The '''Valve''' [[item quality|quality]] is assigned to certain items that are given to [[Valve]] employees. In some cases, they possess the [[Particle effects#Flying bits effect|Flying Bits particle effect]]. Because of their nature as items of developers who have unlimited freedom, they may possess stacked attributes as seen in the backpack example; however, these additional attributes are not part of the Valve quality itself ''per se''. In fact, some Valve quality items may be completely identical to a [[Normal]] or [[Unique]] quality weapon aside from the name. The plethora of buffs on some Valve weapons are, on rare occasions, "used to their potential" on public servers, when one can expect the entire enemy team to obliterated by the mischievous employee. However, the unfortunate victims of the community tend to receive their deaths very well and with a sense of awe. | The '''Valve''' [[item quality|quality]] is assigned to certain items that are given to [[Valve]] employees. In some cases, they possess the [[Particle effects#Flying bits effect|Flying Bits particle effect]]. Because of their nature as items of developers who have unlimited freedom, they may possess stacked attributes as seen in the backpack example; however, these additional attributes are not part of the Valve quality itself ''per se''. In fact, some Valve quality items may be completely identical to a [[Normal]] or [[Unique]] quality weapon aside from the name. The plethora of buffs on some Valve weapons are, on rare occasions, "used to their potential" on public servers, when one can expect the entire enemy team to obliterated by the mischievous employee. However, the unfortunate victims of the community tend to receive their deaths very well and with a sense of awe. | ||
| − | + | An example of a Valve quality item is {{bpitem|76561197960435530|162307172|Robin Walker's Rocket Launcher}}, however, his Steam inventory is currently set to private. | |
The hexadecimal color code for Valve items is {{Qcc|A50F79}}. | The hexadecimal color code for Valve items is {{Qcc|A50F79}}. | ||
Revision as of 17:04, 25 August 2019
Valve Rocket Launcher
Level 100 Rocket Launcher
★ Unusual Effect: Flying Bits
+1009900% damage bonus
+109900% clip size
+75% faster firing speed
On Hit: Gain up to +250 health
On Kill: 10 seconds of 100% critical chance
+50% projectile speed
+100% faster move speed on wearer
( Not Tradable or Usable in Crafting )
| “ | This is what God would use to shoot somebody!
Click to listen
— The Soldier before killing everyone
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The Valve quality is assigned to certain items that are given to Valve employees. In some cases, they possess the Flying Bits particle effect. Because of their nature as items of developers who have unlimited freedom, they may possess stacked attributes as seen in the backpack example; however, these additional attributes are not part of the Valve quality itself per se. In fact, some Valve quality items may be completely identical to a Normal or Unique quality weapon aside from the name. The plethora of buffs on some Valve weapons are, on rare occasions, "used to their potential" on public servers, when one can expect the entire enemy team to obliterated by the mischievous employee. However, the unfortunate victims of the community tend to receive their deaths very well and with a sense of awe.
An example of a Valve quality item is Robin Walker's Rocket Launcher, however, his Steam inventory is currently set to private.
The hexadecimal color code for Valve items is #A50F79.
Video example
Robin Walker rampaging with his Rocket Launcher in a public server:
Gallery
Flying bits attached to the Escape Plan
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