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DMarket is giving away an AWP | Dragon Lore for CS:GO fans - https://dmarket.com/blog/summer-event/. I know that there are many CS:GO skin giveaways, but this one is special. First of all, it is because of the skin price; but most importantly, you need to answer at least 10 questions in a quest that tests your knowledge of the game in order to take part. Therefore, the odds of winning are very high since there will be not so many participants.

Agree, I think that it was conceived to make us stay at home

So, as the title says, I want to ask if you purchase video games or in-game items on third-party websites outside of Steam and other original platforms in order to save money. I know it's only about a couple of bucks but it seems to be profitable in the long-term, especially for me buying 1-2 titles a month. Is using such platforms dangerous? If so, how do you identify the safe ones? Obviously, reading reddit reviews is a must, but what else do you do?

Nope, but I would if I had a better PC😃

It is not a thing right now, but I believe that in the distant future eSports will be a lot about this technology

No, this won't happen. This is one of the most acknowledged gaming conferences. It could be possible only if people lose interest in gaming overall.