Passe de l'Opération Bravo

Operation Bravo Pass is an exclusive event item introduced in Counter Strike: Global Offensive. It was the second operation pass and was released in September 2013. It held the significance of giving players access to the operation's exclusive features, maps, and reward drops from Bravo Collection.

The pass as an item does not have an attached rarity. However, considering it's limited availability due to the temporal nature of the event, its significant to the history of the game leads to its rarity status amongst die-hard fans of the game.

Operation Bravo Pass was introduced in September 2013 as part of Operation Bravo. It was the direct successor to the Operation Payback pass and brought many new features and updates.

The Operation Bravo Pass holds historical significance and is popular amongst the players who enjoyed the game during the operation. It symbolised their contribution and involvement during that time.

This item is not compatible with weapons. It signifies a player's access to an event.

The Operation Bravo pass gave players access to a series of exclusive features including the access to Bravo Maps, upgradable Challenge Coin, mission drops from Bravo collection, and reward drops.

The pass was specifically released for Operation Bravo, which introduced new maps and skins.

Operation Bravo was the first operation in CS:GO history to introduce new weapon finishes.

This pass does not have a specific designer, as it was produced by the development team at Valve.

Technically, the pass acted as an unlockable item, providing players with special operation features. Upon purchasing, the pass would automatically appear in the player's inventory.

Operation Bravo received positive reviews from the community and was highly appreciated for the depth it added to the gameplay.

Operation Bravo marked the continuation of CS:GO's operations and established a legacy that continues till date. It holds a significant place in the game's history.

Its popularity came from the exclusive content it offered to the owners, including access to new maps and the operation's specific droppable collection.

Operation Bravo introduced several new elements in the game which were tied to the pass, including the first ever weapon finishes.

The creation story of the pass is intertwined with the development of the Operation Bravo itself, which aimed at expanding CS:GO's content and engaging more players.

As a pass, it symbolizes a player's support for the game's development and their participation in a notable event of CS:GO history.

Players who bought the pass would feel an emotional connection, as it was a symbol of their involvement in one of the first ever operations in the game.

The pass had a significant impact in the community as it gave players a way to directly support the game's development.

The pass doesn't have direct relevance in esports but its significance lies in its introduction of elements that later featured in esports events.

Many older players share stories and memories tied to the Operation Bravo, with this pass as a testament to their participation during that time.