The in-game stickers are cosmetic items that feature a player's signature and team logo, which can be added to weapon skins in the game.
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Excitement is at an all-time high as Valve finally releases the highly anticipated in-game stickers and Pick’Em challenge for the Paris CS:GO Major, just days before the tournament kicks off. With Valve known for pushing release dates to the limit, the timing is not entirely unexpected, but it has left fans relieved that they can now get their hands on these prized items. CS:GO Paris Major Stickers and Pick’Em Challenge Released.
The in-game stickers are cosmetic items that feature a player’s signature and team logo, which can be added to weapon skins in the game. With each player and team having their own unique sticker, collectors and fans eagerly look forward to adding them to their collection. The rarity of each sticker varies, and obtaining the desired one can often mean purchasing it through the second-hand Steam marketplace, where Valve takes a percentage of the sales, making it a lucrative business for all parties involved.
In addition to the stickers, the Viewer Pass and Pick’Em challenge have also been released. The Pick’Em challenge allows players to predict the correct results of the tournament, with the chance to earn better rewards based on their accuracy. The high difficulty level of predicting the entire event correctly means that only a handful of players usually achieve the highest rarity prize out of thousands of participants.
The BLAST Paris Major is set to begin on May 8th with the Challengers Stage. From there, eight teams will join the eight teams that directly qualified in the Legends stage, before the final eight teams compete at the Champions stage in front of a live crowd at the Accor Arena in Paris. With the unexpected outcome of the last Major, predicting the champion is harder than ever, making it an exciting competition.
This will be the last CS:GO Major, with Counter-Strike 2 on the horizon and the Limited Test gaining momentum. The next Major will take place on CS2 in 2024, leaving this year with only one Major instead of the usual two. However, this extended gap between Majors will likely result in more third-party tournaments, as both pros and fans will want to gain experience with the game before playing in high-stakes tournaments.
In conclusion, the release of the in-game stickers and Pick’Em challenge has generated a lot of buzz, and with the Paris Major just around the corner, the excitement is palpable. Fans eagerly await the outcome of this final CS:GO Major and are looking forward to what the future holds for the game.
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