Resolved Report: "Wearable" weapons count towards the wearable limit despite not being cosmetics

[Hedwig7s]

Summary "Wearable" weapons count towards the wearable limit despite not being cosmetics

Detailed Explanation
This seems intentional but makes no sense
Why would a "weapon" be classed as a cosmetic? Yeah it adds to some loadouts but still the shields, booties, gunboats and mantreads shouldn't be counted to the limit

 

[Hedwig7s]

Note: It only applies to real weapons, not /item given ones

 

[Seminal Inhalation]

Note: It only applies to real weapons, not /item given ones

That's because Valve made it like that.

 

[Bottiger]

They aren't included.

 

[Hedwig7s]

They aren't included.

Equip 3 wearables
Equip 3 real cosmetics

Nothing

Equip something like the shield or booties
"4/3 cosmetics"

 

[Hedwig7s]

Do not use /item for the wearable weapons

 

[Bottiger]

Oh I see what you mean now, the cosmetic check was reversed, it counted only wearable weapons instead of the other way around.

 

[Hedwig7s]

Oh I see what you mean now, the cosmetic check was reversed, it counted only wearable weapons instead of the other way around.

Bruh you broke even more loadouts :(

 

[Hedwig7s]

This couldn't have gone worse

 

[Bottiger]

We can't have people running around with 6 wearables. There are people on reddit that keep saying our servers lag because of it.

 

[Hedwig7s]

We can't have people running around with 6 wearables. There are people on reddit that keep saying our servers lag because of it.

Lag? What the hell is the server sending? The precise X, Y and Z of the items? That's the client's job

 

[Nick2bad4u]

Lag? What the hell is the server sending? The precise X, Y and Z of the items? That's the client's job

I assume he means FPS lag, but should we really cater to people with 10 year old pcs that do have an easy fix? I guess your call