Supreme Values is a value list for the ROBLOX game "Murder Mystery 2". It was founded and is ran by some of the most active and trusted traders in the Murder Mystery 2 community with the main goal of accurately reflecting how the weapons are performing in-game onto a value list.

No, there is not. Values are highly opinionated and the most popularly used value-lists are fan-made, meaning that neither Nikilis (the creator of Murder Mystery 2) nor any other developers involved in the making of Murder Mystery 2 have declared an "official" value-list for the game. All of the community helpers actively say that there is no official list!

Supreme and MM2Values are undoubtedly the two most popularly used MM2 value-lists. Supreme was not made to invalidate MM2Values. We denounce all slander towards either value lists. The higher-ups at Supreme Values are good friends with some of the higher-ups at MM2Values!

Seers are not a viable way to measure the values of items due to them being an item themselves. The idea of not valuing in Seers had existed for ~a year before Supreme was released. Most traders agreed that, because Seers change in value and get overpays when in stacks (ex: 15 Pure Seers > an item worth 15 "Seers"), they were an ineffective, or rather misleading, way to value items. Because of this reason and Murder Mystery 2 not providing a currency that can be traded for weapons (such as PSX's Gems), you can't base every item's value around the value of another item, so we quite simply don't. Everything is relative to everything else, therefore we do not see a valid reason to come up with something to specify what we value items in. It's generally just a redundant precedent that just isn't too relevant anymore.

If you want to refer to an item's value, instead of saying, for example, "15 Seers", just say "15 value"! It's as simple as that and it generally won't confuse anyone.

All of us at Supreme Values unanimously agree that trade checkers do not work. They cannot and do not accurately determine whether a trade is a win or a lose. There's dozens of variables that go into determining whether a trade is good or not, including, but not limited to, rarity, hype, demand, stability, whether it's being duped, flippability, etc. Plus, if we were to do it, how? A simple arithmetic system is limited to just numbers, we can't give an educated opinion or information. Even if we could, we can't compare every single variable because they're too complicated to be done by an algorithm. You need an experienced, human trade advisor to properly rate your trades. We would never want to provide our users with a tool that does not give them good trade advice.

Tiers are quite simply just a way of separating different weapons. Usually, higher value items are in higher tiers, however, there are exceptions to this though. We try to keep items that are in a set in the same tier (for example, we try to keep Amerilaser and Old Glory in the same tier). Exceptions can also be found on the Legendaries, Rares, Uncommons, and Commons pages. There's no real rules for tier organization, we just organize them in ways that we see fit and most useful/convenient for users (however, we do usually strive to sort them by value groups). Tiers are not directly linked to value.

The fastest way to get help if you've been scammed is to make a scam report ticket in our Discord's scam report channel (only if you have valid video proof).
Our Scam Managers will review your evidence and, if it is valid, the scammer will be mass banned and added to our scammer list to ensure that they don't scam any more members. However, we cannot help you recover your lost items.

In case of a potential scammer, DM a staff member about your situation along with the necessary proof and they will help you accordingly.