The last update of CS:GO turned to be very controversial and stirred up the gaming community. On the one hand, it was just another patch of adjustments to some maps (Dust II, Canals, and Nuke). On the other hand, Valve has made a very significant restriction in skins trading, which will definitely affect the whole market for virtual items:

The second month of 2018 saw quite a few exciting events happen in the worlds of CS:GO. Did you see them? In any case, it would be interesting to have a look at a summary of what happened in February.

So many exciting events happen in the gaming world that sometimes it’s difficult to follow them all. We’ve chosen the most significant news of January 2018 from the worlds of CS:GO, Dota 2, and PUBG gaming. This will help you guys not to miss anything interesting.

The world of Esports is frantically busy nowadays. Tournaments follow in quick succession, with just small gaps in between. It seems like teams of principal game titles almost don’t have any time to rest before new qualification sessions and playoffs. The same with fans, who continually have exciting Esports events to watch, matches to cheer for their favorite teams.

The value of skins is as subtle as the skins themselves. You can’t touch them to feel their quality. You can’t get any advantages from them in your game – there are no such plusses, only visual effects. Still, skins cost real money. Some of them can be sold for thousands of dollars, others CS GO skin prices are about a few cents. How to understand such weird pricing?

Shotguns in the cult shooter Counter-Strike: Global Offensive are not very popular. Their lethal power is good, but only at short distances. If the enemy is far away, then there is no chance to eliminate them.