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Skin	Description	ScreenShot	B/O
Desert Eagle Hypnotic FN	0.01; Howling Dawn	SS	43 TF2 Keys
AK-47 Blue Laminate	Mousesports (Holo) Katowice 2014 on Wood		22 TF2 Keys
M4A1-S Nitro	Clan-Mystik (Holo) Katowice 2014 Best Pos	SS	28 TF2 Keys
AK-47 Blue Laminate	NiP (Holo) Katowice 2014	SS	28 TF2 Keys
M4A1 Varicamo	Titan Katowice 2014		***24 TF2 Keys
AK-47 Safari Mesh FT	4x Penta (Holo) Katowice 2015	SS	20 TF2 Keys
USP-S Dark Water MW	0.1007	SS	19 TF2 Keys
AWP Pit Viper MW	3x FaZe (Holo) Atlanta 2017; 1x FaZe (Holo) MLG 2016	SS	17 TF2 Keys
P250 Facets MW	Ninjas in Pyjamas (Holo) Katowice 2014	SS	16 TF2 Keys
M4A1-S Basilisk FT	3x FaZe Clan (Holo) Atlanta 2017	SS	16 TF2 Keys
P2000 Scorpion FN	2x Fnatic (Holo) Katowice 2015	SS	13 TF2 Keys
CZ-75 Crimson Web FN	0.0604	SS	13 TF2 Keys
P2000 Red FragCam StatTrak MW	IBP Cologne 2014; Winged Defuser; 3DMax Katowice 2014	SS	10 TF2 Keys
PP-Bizon Irradiated Alert MW	Flammable (Foil)	SS	10 TF2 Keys

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This particular drama occurred around Holiday 2015 - Star Wars: Battlefront was just released by everyone's favorite studio EA, Black Ops 3 was hot on everyone's wish list, and Valve decided that it was time to drop some content for their own FPS - Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. So what hot new additions did CS:GO get? Well, there are chickens that wander all around the map - since it was the holidays, they got an adorable little sweater! Additionally, they added a new feature called "Killer Replay" which was their own version of a killcam - a somewhat unnecessary addition, but appreciated nonetheless. But by far, the most impactful "feature" added that day was the new gun they had just added - the R8 Revolver - for reference, the revolver is a gun that the community had been asking to be added for a while - the Desert Eagle, a staple pistol of the franchise, was this game's equivalent, but Valve had shown before with the M4A1 and CZ that they were open to creating alternate weapons to replace certain ones in the player's "store", or arsenal.
RELEASE DAY
Once the weapon was released, it became immediately clear that it was grossly overpowered for a multitude of reasons. Here is a mathematical analysis:
ANALYSIS
On release, the pistol did 115 damage per shot - a value which was later lowered to 86, and had a slight (1/3 of a second) delay when puling the trigger - a downside that was mitigated by the fact the gun had an alternate fire mode (used by right clicking rather than left clicking) that caused the player to "fan the hammer" and fire more rapidly at the cost of accuracy. For reference, we are going to compare this gun to the AWP, one of, if not the, most powerful guns in the franchise. The AWP costs $4750 while the revolver cost $700 on release - for reference, players earn anywhere from $1400-$4200 per round, based on factors such as whether or not an objective was completed (planting or defusing a bomb), how many kills the player got, what weapons they got those kills with, whether they won the round or not, etc. The AWP has a base damage of 115 - the very same damage as the pistol. Additionally, the pistol had a few bugs on release - it was nearly perfectly accurate when moving (moving inaccuracy is a major mechanic - basically you want to stop moving when you shoot as it makes your gun way more accurate) and was able to be fired while defusing the bomb (granted, you could only use the secondary firing option, but the fact you were able to fire at all while defusing is game breaking). This pistol was cheap, did absolutely unreal amounts of damage, and allowed you to dish that damage out from insane ranges or WHILE DEFUSING. Additionally, you could fire the weapon during freeze time, which is when the game is paused and no one can move, and you could exploit the right click and left click mechanics to get a perfectly accurate shot while fanning the hammer by using both mouse buttons at the same time (thanks clmns!)
Essentially, for the low low cost of $700 (in-game, when each player receives a minimum of $1400 per round, and you start off with $800), you had the same stopping power as the AWP - a weapon that is a STAPLE of this series, the most powerful weapon in the game, that cost $4750 - a weapon over 5 times the cost.
THE RESPONSE
The community was in uproar - how had something so ludicrously overpowered made it past the playtesting phase of the patch? Valve very quickly released a patch nerfing the gun 3 days after release, but those 3 days were what some recall as the "Wild Wild West" days of CS:GO. You'd be hard pressed not to find a cowboy in your game with his trusty dusty revolver gunning down the enemy team like a group of degenerates in the streets. Understandably, pros took up concern with the gun - it was basically game-breaking - many spoke out against it. ESL Pro League - a premier league for pro CS:GO teams - made the decision to revert the patch in that weekends tournament, claiming that "pros have not had enough time with this patch to adapt", which everyone knew meant that ESL had no idea what Valve were thinking either.
THE AFTERMATH
CS:GO is now a dead game and nobody plays it.
Just kidding. 3 days after the patch, Valve realized they screwed up. They nerfed the damage from 115 to 86, a change which put the revolver more in line with the Desert Eagle, and increased the time it took to "wind up". Additionally, they fixed all the bugs, which made it inaccurate while moving and unable to be fired during a defusal. Valve basically did what they set out to do, which was create a second version of the Desert Eagle. But now there was a new question: "What's the point?" When Valve released the revolver, people thought that their goal was to make a similar option to the Desert Eagle - but now that they are closer in power, many CS:GO players stick with the Desert Eagle - it's older and so more people are used to it, there isn't the "wind up" period when firing, and it still has about the same damage output. So why even make a revolver in the first place? There are some community members that believe Valve did it all for money - they released a disgustingly strong gun, along with a case with skins for it, right around the holidays. Sure, it only lasted 3 days, but the amount of skins sold during those 3 days was likely significantly higher than the amount that would have sold had the gun been weaker. CS:GO continues to thrive and grow, and many of the community members reflect fondly of the days of the Wild West on Dust 2.
Sorry if I forgot anything important, if anyone feels like I should add something, feel free to let me know!