Do you feel lucky today? Everything appears to be going just right for once? We’re sincerely happy for you if so, but we doubt you’re having as much luck as the person who just snagged one of the most expensive CS:GO knives for the outstanding price of $1. On the other side, we can’t help but feel bad for the likely oblivious seller.
It is a popular statement that the skin market saved Counter-Strike from obscurity back in the day. We’re fanboys, so we refuse to agree with the term saved, but even we can’t deny that it certainly helped CS:GO gain more popularity and sustain it for over a decade. It’s basically a guarantee that skins are here to stay after the launch of Counter-Strike 2. Why wouldn’t they? Skins are cool, they add some fun and flavor to an otherwise strict skill-based shooter, and they are very, very expensive. Or at least they could be, if you know what you are doing.
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