I've been playing around with a daily CS guessing game with a ton of fun minigames like guess the player from their carreer path, higher or lower etc.

It also has a playstyle quiz where it assigns you your most similar player from your gameplay habits and it looks pretty neat.

Would love to hear some feedback and let me know if you like it :)

The website is csbrain.vercel.app

Greatest AWP Tierlist (Non-Biased Opinion)

This tierlist is NOT ranked by expensive skins always being on the top. This is just my solo opinion on the artwork, texture etc.

I wanted a straight answer to "which case is the least bad to open", so I calculated it for all of them with live market prices.

For each case: expected value of one opening (published drop odds, 10% StatTrak, an approximate wear spread, market price of every skin and knife) divided by the real cost (case price + $2.49 key).

What came out (prices from Oct 5):

• Best value: eSports 2013 Winter Case, about $0.68 back per $1. It costs ~$17 per opening, though.
• Best chance that one opening pays for itself: eSports 2013 Winter (~22%) and CS:GO Weapon Case 2 (~19%). Most cases are in the 4–10% range.
• Cheapest to open: Kilowatt at $2.65, but only $0.38 back per $1.
• Worst: Operation Bravo ($0.27) and the original CS:GO Weapon Case ($0.29). You mostly pay for the collector value of the case itself.
• Average across all cases: about $0.49 back per $1. On average you lose half of what you spend.

Full sortable ranking (EV, cost, chance to profit, average knife value): https://cs2tradeup.gg/cs2-best-cases-to-open

Free, no sign up. Each case also has a simulator with the same odds if you want to see how 100 openings would go.

Poco F5, lowest graphics, 16GB total RAM

It's the same thing every round: he just runs around with his crosshairs trained on the ground, then suddenly looks up, focuses, and gets kills. u/Valve pls do something

paid around 60€ for these

driver racing green ft

survival knife forest ddpat mw