Inspect P90 | Ancient Earth
- Factory New
- Minimal Wear
- Field-Tested
- Well-Worn
- Battle-Scarred
P90 | Ancient Earth Description
Release History
The P90 | Ancient Earth comes from The Ancient Collection. Its release date was December 3, 2020, when it came out during 'Operation Broken Fang.' Its history highlights a design inspired by ancient ruins and earthy tones, capturing the mystery of lost civilizations.
Designer
Designed by Valve, the creator of CS2, the P90 | Ancient Earth features a rugged and earthy aesthetic with a brown finish, showcasing the designer's ability to merge natural themes with modern design. This skin highlights the creator's attention to detail and craftsmanship.
Pattern and Skin Features
The P90 Ancient Earth features a unique texture adorned with complex ethnic ornaments. The design incorporates various shades of brown, green, and beige, giving it an earthy appearance. The best pattern is highlighted in the intricate details that reflect ancient civilizations.
Float Range
The float value ranges from 0.00 to 0.50, making this skin available in all conditions. Small abrasions are present in Factory New condition, and at maximum wear levels, more than 50% of the paint layer is peeled off.
Drop Rate and Chance
The P90 | Ancient Earth is a Consumer Grade skin with a drop rate of unknown and a drop chance of 0%. Its ancient earth design adds a historical touch, but its rarity makes it highly exclusive.
Gameplay and Notable Players
This skin is favored by players like flusha, fnx, and s1mple, who appreciate its rugged design for tactical gameplay. The earthy aesthetic suits players who thrive in natural environments and prefer a grounded approach in their strategies.
Rarity
The rarity of this Consumer Grade skin makes it more common but still provides a unique appearance that appeals to those looking for budget-friendly options with style.
Popularity
The P90 | Ancient Earth has a popularity score of 65%, which means it is still considered a good skin but is less popular than others. Its earthy tones and natural design may attract some interest, though overall, it does not enjoy widespread recognition in CS2.
