Sealed Graffiti | NT (Frog Green)

The Sealed Graffiti | NT (Frog Green) is a graffiti-spray-game item that players can apply to any map surface. It has a distinct design featuring the abbreviation 'NT.' The color scheme primarily centers around frog green. This graffiti spray comes from the Alpha Collection, released in August 2018.

This graffiti is classified as 'Common,' meaning it isn't particularly rare and has a fair drop chance. Despite its common classification, it still holds appeal for its vibrant color and design.

The graffiti was introduced into the game on August 10, 2018. Ever since it has been a part of player's inventory who favor the vivid frog green color.

Among the graffiti sprays in CS:GO, the NT in Frog Green is fairly popular for its bright color and appealing simplicity.

As a graffiti spray, it can be applied to any surface within any of the game's maps.

The unique feature of this graffiti is its vivid frog green color and the exclusive 'NT' design enhancing its visibility.

Not specifically tied to any event, this graffiti is part of a regular in-game drop.

The 'NT' on the graffiti may serve as an abbreviation for 'Nice Try,' often used in player chats during the game.

Designed by Valve.

The graffiti consists of a simple 'NT' design in a notable frog green color. It can be sprayed on surfaces within the game a limited number of times.

Being a simple common item, it may not garner high ratings for exclusivity but is appreciated for its bright ambient color.

This graffiti spray doesn't hold vast historical significance, being one of many available in the game.

This graffiti has gained popularity due to its vibrant color and the contrast it can create over most surfaces.

Not tied to any specific influential events.

The creation of this spray revolved around the need for a simple, yet striking graffiti that could be used widely in the game.

The 'NT' is commonly interpreted as 'Nice Try,' adding a playful aspect to this graffiti spray.

Players may feel attachment to this spray for its color and use in in-game communication.

This common spray doesn't have a significant impact on the CS:GO community due to its widespread availability.

Graffiti sprays are not commonly used in Esports.

Many players share stories of humorous in-game moments involving the NT graffiti.