Mühürlü Grafiti | Geri Tepme - MP9 (Prenses Pembesi)

The Sealed Graffiti | Recoil MP9 in Princess Pink is a consumable grade graffiti pattern designed to illustrate the recoil of the MP9 submachine gun. The graffiti belongs to the Graffiti Box Collection and was introduced to the game in the latter stages of 2016.

This graffiti pattern is rated as 'Base Grade,' indicating that it has a relatively high drop rate, hence is commonly encountered by the CS:GO community. Despite its common availability, being a consumable, it has a defined usage limit.

The Sealed Graffiti | Recoil MP9 in Princess Pink entered CS:GO in August 2016, as part of the 'Graffiti Update', providing a new expressive way for players to leave their mark on the maps.

Despite its commonality, it maintains popularity among players for its expressive design. The Princess Pink variant is particularly liked due to its striking color.

Graffiti pattern can be used anywhere on most surfaces in-game, allowing players to leave their mark.

This graffiti showcases the recoil pattern of the MP9 weapon, depicted in a visually appealing design.

The Sealed Graffiti | Recoil MP9 was introduced during the Graffiti Update. This particular update ushered a new era of tactical expression among the CS:GO community.

The 'Recoil' series of graffiti features spray patterns of different weapon recoil designs and the MP9 Recoil graffiti pattern represents the submachine guns scatter pattern.

This graffiti pattern has a limit of 50 uses per purchase. After spraying the graffiti on a wall or any other valid surface in-game, there is a 45-second cooldown before it can be sprayed again.

While it does not hold any exceptional ratings, the Recoil MP9 Graffiti in Princess Pink is appreciated for its unique illustration and vibrant hue.

The combination of its representative design of the MP9 recoil and its eye-catching color makes this graffiti pattern fairly popular among players.

Being a consumable, it doesn't have a significant presence in esports, but it can sporadically be seen used for celebratory or tactical purposes during competitions.

Players have often used this graffiti to leave a tactical mark or as a reward for a remarkable play during a match.