In Rust you can buy skins from a store ran by the game’s development company then buy and sell them on the Steam Market to other players. Now, the CS:GO skin market works very differently than the Rust skin market from my last post. They don’t make a gun better in anyway, they only change the way they look. But in case you don’t, skins are simply alternative designs to the way weapons or items look in game. I assume if you’re reading this you know what skins are. Karambit Lore via Introduction to the CS:GO skin market Thus the knife is often out on screen and skins for it are highly desirable and thus expensive. Also, if a player has a knife equipt (instead of a gun), their character will run a little faster. Bringing a knife to a gun fight is no easy feat, but if you do get a kill with a knife you get all the honor and prestige that comes with that level of badassery. Yes there are a few dozen guns to kill the enemy with, but every player also has a knife. Despite being 7 years old CS:GO still has a large community of dedicated players roughly half a million people play every day.Īnd, as it is very pertinent to this post, you have to know that knives are a very big deal in CS:GO.
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CS:GO is hyper competitive with tournaments generating roughly $80M for players with lightening fast reflexes coupled to deadly hand-eye coordination. Introduction to Counter Strike: Global OffensiveĬounter Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) is the most recent iteration of the 20 year old Counter Strike franchise of first-person shooter games. So if you have an interesting question you want answered please leave a comment. Not only am I a noob at CS:GO the game (less than 100 hours, many more on Source though!) but I know next to nothing about the CS:GO skin market. TL DR: Read the headings and bold text, look at picturesĪt the top I have to admit I am out of my element here. This is my second article on video game skin analysis ( the first was on Rust ) using data collected using Python via Steam’s API on the Community Marketplace.
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