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Some people prefer the crisp clean look of Mint-Condition skins, while others really enjoy the scratched-up, worn-in look of the lower qualities.
As to why they did it, chances are that when OVK expressed interest in adding skins as Steam Inventory, Valve said, "Just make them like we make them in [insert microtransaction game here]." So they did
The qualities, from cleanest to most scratched up, go:
Mint-Condition
Lightly-Marked
Broken-In
Well-Used
Battle-Worn
You can use PD2Stash to view each weapon skin and what they look like with each condition, if you'd like.
https://pd2stash.com/
EDIT:
I had BW/WU swapped. Fixed it.
Also the initial reason behind the skins has never officially been revealed, so saying it is just to profit off players is you blindly accusing them. And if they really wanted to profit off players, would they have removed the drills from the game? Or made all the dlc apart of a much cheaper bundle?
I've never played CS, but i think i get it? So if i were to buy a Mint-Condition skin, it will be Mint-Condition forever, it will never become Lightly-Marked or worse, right? If so, i'm okay with that, that's fine. And i said it's scummy because i thought skins would deteriorate overtime, don't tell me *you* don''t think it would be a sh itty thing to do. Spending money on crates to get a cool skin and then it ends up being garbage because you used it too much, i mean come on.
But if it's like you said, then all is good with the world, i have no gripe with them, thanks for clearing this up. Besides, like Optimist Primes said, it's probably either Valve or whoever the publisher is that made them do this whole Skins thing.