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Woweee another one :0
It was only moments after Safety the shiny Patrat evolved. I was training her with rustling grass Audinos before battling Roxie and this beauty showed up. Her colour scheme reminds me of the Anastasia doll that comes in a royal purple box, hence the name. This playthrough is unintentionally turning into a shiny badge quest, haha.
Grayson blogged
Happy that I can replay White 2 with a shiny :)
I've been grinding for a while and finally found a special team member. So glad I had a premier ball :'D
dirkj825 blogged
Chaotic Monster Review
Next up on the list is a bit of a fan favorite, Evan Patrick Stewart 
Evan Patrick Stewart is a dumbf*ck/retard type, a mixture that synergizes really well and is almost the exactly the sole reason why he's always popping up in top ten champion lists. His general moveset is usually pretty average and his signature move of demanding that you laugh immediately after telling a joke has a middling success rate, but he's a hard-counter to the billy meta and that will always be something to value.
Evan has a 4X weakness to nuts and will probably get addicted to heroin just like his heroes, but if you put in the work and manage to master this champion, he'll help you escape bronze easy peasy lemon squeezy.
My final rating will be a solid 7/10.
Evan Patrick Stewart is a dumbf*ck/retard type, a mixture that synergizes really well and is almost the exactly the sole reason why he's always popping up in top ten champion lists. His general moveset is usually pretty average and his signature move of demanding that you laugh immediately after telling a joke has a middling success rate, but he's a hard-counter to the billy meta and that will always be something to value.
Evan has a 4X weakness to nuts and will probably get addicted to heroin just like his heroes, but if you put in the work and manage to master this champion, he'll help you escape bronze easy peasy lemon squeezy.
My final rating will be a solid 7/10.
dirkj825 blogged
Chaotic Professional Monster Review
First up on the list, we have 
Kaal is a fire/ground type with a 4X weakness to water. He's really good against stupid f*cking inanimate plants but has actually already died as of me writing this review because it rained.
Overall, Kaal used to be really strong in the meta but with the recent rise of kryptonite and the increasingly prevalence of water, the world's most common and accessible substance, there's simply no way to use this character without feeding in the arena of valor.
Simply put, if you take this man out in a ranked game, you're putting not only yourself at a disadvantage but your entire team.
I give Kaal a 4/10 stupid f*cking rock man
Kaal is a fire/ground type with a 4X weakness to water. He's really good against stupid f*cking inanimate plants but has actually already died as of me writing this review because it rained.
Overall, Kaal used to be really strong in the meta but with the recent rise of kryptonite and the increasingly prevalence of water, the world's most common and accessible substance, there's simply no way to use this character without feeding in the arena of valor.
Simply put, if you take this man out in a ranked game, you're putting not only yourself at a disadvantage but your entire team.
I give Kaal a 4/10 stupid f*cking rock man
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How does business work with skins in CS:GO?
Skins from CS:GO - various coloring for weapons. They were added to the game in 2013, and players immediately liked the idea of running with beautiful pictures on the guns. Any user can open a case in the game for a certain amount (about $ 3), after which he will get one of these guns, with which he can run in the game. Each weapon has its own value, which depends entirely on the demand for it from the community, so that any skin can be bought from the hands of other players.
For example, this is what AWP Asiimov looks like, which can be bought for about $56 at the game's marketplace.
So - AK-47 Redline, which in its best condition costs 55 dollars.
And so - M4A4 Howl, which you won't find at all cheaper than 1400 dollars.
Once the user receives a gun in the game, he can do with it anything: play, leave in inventory or use it as money on various sites.
Naturally, immediately after the appearance of skins in CS:GO enthusiasts have created hundreds of services that use coloring weapons in the game. They can be divided into two categories: sites for selling / buying / exchanging skins and various casinos / sites for betting.
The first type of services is extremely simple: here you can sell skins and take money to your card, buy guns for real money or exchange them with other players or the site itself.
Also still popular resources on which you can play a variety of gambling (roulette, dice, more or less, and so on) to increase inventory and win more expensive skins. You can choose this site at csgogator.com.
Valve is at war with such sites, although many of them still work. But sites for transferring skins are still alive and bring a lot of money to the owners.
We requested a comment from a skin trading expert named Antey, who works on one of the major trading platforms.
"[Profit in business] depends on revolutions and approaches. Now it is ten times harder to get up from scratch than a couple of years ago. An illustrative example: many blogger traders used to make a video "from key to knife in 5 hours" - investing only $2.5, making $50 a day, and then making $500 in a few hours and so on.
Now it's just impossible to make such a profit. Especially in such terms. An ordinary trader (a player who makes money on exchanging skins from CS:GO) cannot take a skin and sell it more profitable, because there is a 7-day ban".
Since the developers of CS:GO have an internal shop for buying/selling skins, they interfere with third-party sites in every way. In 2018, Valve introduced a 7-day ban for skins: after the transfer of a gun from one account to another, it was blocked for a week. The innovation hit hard on all sites working with skins, many of which were immediately closed.
"It can be said that [after the introduction of the 7-day ban] trading in CS was in a state of clinical death for several months. Now he's like an invalid who recovered from the war, but many functions are lost forever. If it weren't for the sites to exchange skins, the trader would have died a long time ago," Antey believes. - However, ordinary players' interest in [the skins] has never dropped much. It only grew when CS entered the Chinese market very actively. Chinese collectors started to play CS on a massive scale and collect expensive private collections with rare skins.
The total turnover of sites for exchanging skins reaches hundreds of millions of dollars. For many players in CS:GO trading is much more interesting than matches. Skins in CS - a kind of game in which the user can earn a lot of money if it is just a competent exchange guns with other players. Trading sites are only happy to help in this - with them, players can give a skin and get another in just a few clicks.
"Trading sites have everything working on commission. They have a part of the profit from the sale of skins, but as far as I know, it's not that important. Sites provide services and charge a small commission, and people can earn by using services: look for skins at auction that will bring profit, exchange or buy and sell to other users skins with a surcharge for stickers, float, pattern (some skins are more expensive because of the stickers that other users put on them, a little wear and a special pattern - a pattern that some guns are especially rare) and other details. In short: sites-services are always good as long as there is interest in the skins and demand.
It's a lot harder for traders. All their changes hit them right in the face, not indirectly, like websites. The trader-bank makes a delay between buying and selling 7 days instead of 10 minutes. Everything can happen in 7 days, including falling prices for your assets, purchased skins. You can now trade and you can safely make money on it, but it has become much harder. To raise money, you need to spin like that, invent more sophisticated schemes, look for every loophole on the sites and the best way, while looking at the market in style and on the trade-readdit idiots who are ready to sell you a treasure at the price of garbage.
For example, this is what AWP Asiimov looks like, which can be bought for about $56 at the game's marketplace.
So - AK-47 Redline, which in its best condition costs 55 dollars.
And so - M4A4 Howl, which you won't find at all cheaper than 1400 dollars.
Once the user receives a gun in the game, he can do with it anything: play, leave in inventory or use it as money on various sites.
Naturally, immediately after the appearance of skins in CS:GO enthusiasts have created hundreds of services that use coloring weapons in the game. They can be divided into two categories: sites for selling / buying / exchanging skins and various casinos / sites for betting.
The first type of services is extremely simple: here you can sell skins and take money to your card, buy guns for real money or exchange them with other players or the site itself.
Also still popular resources on which you can play a variety of gambling (roulette, dice, more or less, and so on) to increase inventory and win more expensive skins. You can choose this site at csgogator.com.
Valve is at war with such sites, although many of them still work. But sites for transferring skins are still alive and bring a lot of money to the owners.
We requested a comment from a skin trading expert named Antey, who works on one of the major trading platforms.
"[Profit in business] depends on revolutions and approaches. Now it is ten times harder to get up from scratch than a couple of years ago. An illustrative example: many blogger traders used to make a video "from key to knife in 5 hours" - investing only $2.5, making $50 a day, and then making $500 in a few hours and so on.
Now it's just impossible to make such a profit. Especially in such terms. An ordinary trader (a player who makes money on exchanging skins from CS:GO) cannot take a skin and sell it more profitable, because there is a 7-day ban".
Since the developers of CS:GO have an internal shop for buying/selling skins, they interfere with third-party sites in every way. In 2018, Valve introduced a 7-day ban for skins: after the transfer of a gun from one account to another, it was blocked for a week. The innovation hit hard on all sites working with skins, many of which were immediately closed.
"It can be said that [after the introduction of the 7-day ban] trading in CS was in a state of clinical death for several months. Now he's like an invalid who recovered from the war, but many functions are lost forever. If it weren't for the sites to exchange skins, the trader would have died a long time ago," Antey believes. - However, ordinary players' interest in [the skins] has never dropped much. It only grew when CS entered the Chinese market very actively. Chinese collectors started to play CS on a massive scale and collect expensive private collections with rare skins.
The total turnover of sites for exchanging skins reaches hundreds of millions of dollars. For many players in CS:GO trading is much more interesting than matches. Skins in CS - a kind of game in which the user can earn a lot of money if it is just a competent exchange guns with other players. Trading sites are only happy to help in this - with them, players can give a skin and get another in just a few clicks.
"Trading sites have everything working on commission. They have a part of the profit from the sale of skins, but as far as I know, it's not that important. Sites provide services and charge a small commission, and people can earn by using services: look for skins at auction that will bring profit, exchange or buy and sell to other users skins with a surcharge for stickers, float, pattern (some skins are more expensive because of the stickers that other users put on them, a little wear and a special pattern - a pattern that some guns are especially rare) and other details. In short: sites-services are always good as long as there is interest in the skins and demand.
It's a lot harder for traders. All their changes hit them right in the face, not indirectly, like websites. The trader-bank makes a delay between buying and selling 7 days instead of 10 minutes. Everything can happen in 7 days, including falling prices for your assets, purchased skins. You can now trade and you can safely make money on it, but it has become much harder. To raise money, you need to spin like that, invent more sophisticated schemes, look for every loophole on the sites and the best way, while looking at the market in style and on the trade-readdit idiots who are ready to sell you a treasure at the price of garbage.
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