The SG 553 | Pulse was introduced to *Counter-Strike 2* as part of a collection tied to the "Revolver Case" update. The skin was part of a larger wave of skins that brought new visual themes and textures to the game. The Pulse design is characterized by its vibrant, neon-like color palette with sharp, angular patterns, which made it stand out in the game's skin market. It was well-received for its bold aesthetic, especially among players who enjoy striking, eye-catching skins. This skin was designed to appeal to players who favor skins with a more dynamic and energetic look. As part of the Revolver Case, SG 553 | Pulse became one of the many options available to players, contributing to the ongoing expansion of *Counter-Strike 2*'s cosmetic offerings.**The SG 553 | Pulse skin in *Counter-Strike 2* has received mixed reactions from the community. On one hand, its vibrant and bold design stands out, attracting players who enjoy skins with unique, neon-like aesthetics. The colorful, sharp patterns are often praised for their eye-catching appeal. However, some players feel the skin is too flashy or distracting during gameplay, preferring more subtle designs. Despite this, the Pulse skin has gained a steady following due to its distinctiveness. It’s popular in casual settings, though competitive players may avoid it due to its bright colors. Overall, the SG 553 | Pulse is considered a fun and visually striking option, even if it’s not universally favored by all *Counter-Strike 2* enthusiasts. The skin's vibrant design ensures it remains a notable part of the SG 553 collection.

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★ Karambit | Freehand (Well-Worn)

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