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Alrighty! 3. When I say... Innovation, I mean that they revolutionize their games. Lets put this into symbolism. Say a prosthetic leg for instance. Scientists and engineers would be trying to build a new leg time after time, to make it better. Would you want to spend crazy sums of money year, after year? Or would you rather pay less money every couple of years? Every couple of years right? Well, considering that the COD games are upwards of 45$ when they are released, and typically stay around 60$. This is outrageous, compared to the 15$ game of CS:GO where you can easily profit from the community marketplace (almost to that topic). When I say innovation, don't think more is more, less is less, think about price and quality. 1. Multiplayer I'm not trying to show that PC's have local multiplayer, I'm telling you that they can be connected with each other, in the same lobby, organized by one person. There is a choice in the menu to "Play with Friends" where you can add people who you are friends with that have CS, and you can just play a private match with your buds. This is nothing like a console such as Xbox, where everyone needs a controller, and you can play in the same room. On the PC, you can play with your friends no matter where they are, Russia, U.S., Africa, anywhere! Large maps are fine, but they are just optimal for some gameplay. Consider the fact that you may not be skilled with long range weapons, and the whole enemy team is going to snipe across map. This really blows (of course you can leave the game) because you are at a loss. With a medium sized map, you can snipe, or clutch with ease. 1. Marketing and Business This doesn't make the game better? Making easy money doesn't make the game better? Really?I hope you know how Steam works. Steam is a Huuuuuge gaming platform used by millions of people on their PC's, Mac's, and Linux. You can buy nearly any game under the sun on Steam (If it has been made for the PC). So say I get bored one day, of playing CS or say Borderlands 2. Well, I could check up on my inventory, and see the camos that I had acquired over a while, and take maybe 3 or 4 and put them up for sale on the Market for maybe 6$ a piece (they all have different values, from .04$ to 400$) and they are guaranteed to sell within ten hours or if not that, in a day. I now have about 20+$ to spend on more games. That is great marketing, am I wrong? If you can basically set up your own market for items on a game, it would be pretty cool huh? Well rather than the one-time-buy of COD, you can just buy CS:GO, and then get a bunch of camos, and buy even more games! I could even buy COD:Ghosts if I wanted to. There are three basic ways to receive camos. One: Trade. You can trade things with your friends on Steam, and who knows, maybe they'll toss in a gun for free! Two: Buy cases. Its just like a little lottery. You buy a case and key, Approximately 2.90$ in total, and you can unlock the case, and receive items worth 1$ to 30$ to 400+$! There is one extremely rare item (400$) and a few rare items (60+) a quite a few special guns (40$) and about twenty regulars (1$ - 5$) the odds are better for players to buy at least 5 cases (10$) and they will most likely win a Rare, or medium rare (no, not a burger :( ) camo, which they will probably use in-game a few times, then sell it. Three: Ingame Drops. When you play on a multiplayer server in CS:GO, there are three time-bonus packages you can get. This is like a special case drop in COD, only its something that you keep and can sell. These are guns ranging .04$ to maayyybeee 40$? They aren't going to give you a 400$ knife just for playing their game, of course not! The most common drop is a case, and from experience, in the past week and a half, I got 4 Chroma cases in Drops, which are marketable for approximately 4$ a piece as of right now. Crazy right? For playing about eight hours in the past two weeks, CS:GO gave me about fifteen to sixteen dollars to spend on guns, or on new games (this category includes buying guns off the marketplace). The people on steam that play this game, are pretty generous at times, and If you catch some people (trollers), they will put 40$ guns out for 5-10$ just for kicks, and they will FLY off the Marketplace. I will refresh my page, see it, refresh, its gone. I think that marketing is a great way to advertise a game, and if it includes its own little market inside of it, I would count it as a plus! Thanks for your time, and I really am having to pull this stuff out of my brain; I never get to debate on stuff like this.