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Souvenir PP-Bizon | Strahlungsalarm (Abgenutzt), kategorisiert unter SMGs und hauptsächlich in Well-Worn verfügbar, weist einen Float-Wertebereich von 0.06 bis 0.8 auf. Dieser Bereich beschränkt seine Verfügbarkeit auf Bedingungen wie Well-Worn. Souvenir PP-Bizon | Strahlungsalarm (Abgenutzt) ist bekannt für sein Strahlungsalarm Muster und wurde von Valve entwickelt. Derzeit wird es zu ungefähr 0.69 auf Märkten wie gehandelt und bleibt unpopular unter Sammlern.
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Der Souvenir PP-Bizon | Strahlungsalarm (Abgenutzt) sticht als einer von 6 Skins hervor. Mit seinem Verbraucherklasse Seltenheitsstatus ist es eine Herausforderung, das Strahlungsalarm zu erhalten, da es nur eine Chance hat, zu fallen.
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Souvenir PP-Bizon | Strahlungsalarm (Abgenutzt) hat erhebliche Aufmerksamkeit mit über 703 Stimmen auf TRUSTPILOT.COM erlangt und erreicht eine beeindruckende durchschnittliche Bewertung von 4.27.
Overview
The Souvenir PP-Bizon | Irradiated Alert is a distinctive skin characterized by a vivid yellow and black hazard design. It belongs to the Nuke Souvenir Package and was introduced in 2013.
Rarity
This skin is classified as 'Industrial Grade', which makes it fairly common. Despite its commonality, it holds sentimental value as a souvenir skin.
History
The PP-Bizon | Irradiated Alert was introduced in the Arms Deal update. It became a part of the Nuke Souvenir Package.
Popularity
The skin is quite popular among fans of the map Nuke, and those who appreciate its nuclear hazard-themed design. It's a favorite choice for collectors of souvenir skins.
Compatibility
This skin is appropriately designed for the PP-Bizon, a submachine gun known for its large magazine size.
Unique Features
The Irradiated Alert features a striking nuclear hazard symbol alongside a color scheme that directly resembles that of radiation warning signs. This gives it a unique look that stands out.
Event
The skin was released during the Arms Deal update, one of the most significant updates in CS:GO cosmetic history, which introduced weapon skins for the first time.
Trivia
The skin's design correlates with the map Nuke's theme, which revolves around a nuclear reactor. This enhances the thematic experience of the game.
Skin Designer
Designed by Valve.
Technical Features
The skin features a repeating pattern design with high visibility due to its bright yellow and black colors.
Reviews and Ratings
The Irradiated Alert is rated positively for its thematic accuracy and distinctive design, despite being a more common skin. It's often lauded for its stark color contrast.
Historical Significance
This skin represents part of the early history of CS:GO skins, recalling the Arms Deal update that introduced weapon skins to the game.
Reasons for Popularity
Its popularity lies in its direct thematic link with the Nuke map and its usage as a memento from witnessed tournaments.
Influential Events
Arms Deal was the key influence on this skin, introducing it as part of the landmark update that changed the face of CS:GO cosmetic customization.
Creation Story
The pulp-inspired artwork of nuclear hazards directly associates with a recognizable universal symbol which helped to develop the Identity of the Irradiated Alert.
Symbolism and Design Elements
The skin symbolizes danger and caution, reflected by the hazardous and cautionary symbols detailing the design.
Emotional Connection
For players who have participated in, or spectated matches on Nuke, this skin serves as a nostalgic piece.
Impact on Community
This skin's nuclear hazard design has inspired many other hazard-themed skins, influencing the CS:GO skin design community.
Usage in Esports
As a souvenir skin, it is often seen during tournaments on Nuke, adding to the thematic experience.
Player Stories
Many players cherish the Irradiated Alert as a reminder of intense matches and in-game moments on Nuke.