Graffiti scellé | MIBR | Londres 2018

The Sealed Graffiti | MIBR | London 2018 is an in-game cosmetic graffiti, exclusively featuring the logo of the world-renowned esports organization MIBR. It was designed to celebrate MIBR's participation in the London 2018 Major League. It is a part of the London 2018 Collection.

This graffiti is classified as a 'Base Grade Graffiti', which is the most common grade of graffiti in CS:GO. Despite its common rarity, it holds significance due to its connection with MIBR.

This graffiti was released in August 2018, as part of the promotional content for the London Major 2018 tournament.

The Sealed Graffiti | MIBR | London 2018 is particularly popular among supporters of MIBR, and those who follow competitive CS:GO esports scene.

This graffiti can be used on nearly all playable surfaces in CS:GO.

The graffiti was released to commemorate the participation of MIBR in London Major 2018, which contributes to its collectability and symbolic value.

The Graffiti features the iconic logo of MIBR (Made in Brazil), a professional esports organization with deep roots in the competitive CS:GO scene.

Its popularity comes mainly from the huge fanbase of MIBR and the event it commemorates, making it a nice collectable for MIBR fans and Major League enthusiasts.

The most influential event related to this graffiti is the London Major 2018 tournament. The event features highlight performances by MIBR, which saw a surge in popularity for this team-related graffiti.

This graffiti represents the MIBR team and their achievement of being a part of the prestigious Major tournament in London 2018. The design includes the black MIBR logo outlined in white.

Fans of MIBR have a strong emotional connection with this graffiti, as it signifies their support for the team during the Major League.

The Sealed Graffiti | MIBR | London 2018 has helped in reinforcing the presence of MIBR in the community. It also helped supporters express their loyalty and passion for the team.

This graffiti, while not being usable in traditional esports matches due to its nature, often finds itself featured in tournament broadcasts or videos, showing support for MIBR.

Numerous fans and players have used this graffiti during their games as a way to show their support for the MIBR, creating memorable moments for both the players and the spectators.