Author: Valery Dragunov
The Broken Fang Operation added 3 new skin collections to the game. But in terms of exploring unusual patterns, The Havoc Collection is the most interesting one. Today we’re here to talk about Galil AR Phoenix Blacklight with a purple-pink pattern consisting of various graffiti of the terrorist faction Phoenix Connexion. And it is to this skin and its patterns that CS.MONEY Blog decided to take a closer look.
One of the main elements of the pattern is the head of the Phoenix, after which the terrorist faction was named. The image of the immortal bird is surrounded by numerous inscriptions with the name of this criminal organization, made in various graffiti styles. Depending on where exactly the image of the bird will be located, several ranks of this pattern can be specified. The first rank includes those variations in which the image of the Phoenix is centered and not cropped: #755, #963, #619, #978, #432, #289, #729 (from best to worst).
The second rank includes images of the Phoenix, which can be shifted to the edges of the rifle’s body or partially cropped, but the bird is still clearly visible.: #69, #270, #224, #865, #622, #406, #58, #469, #594, #687, #376, #111, #88 (from best to worst).
Also, the Phoenix can be located on the handguard, but in-game, it is quite poorly seen due to the features of the handguard’s texture and this should be taken into account. First rank: #643, #303, #893, #475, #169; second rank: #749, #358, #798.
There are pattern variations that can be considered interesting for the well-read bright pink name of the faction located on various parts of the rifle. It concerns the pattern variations such as #979 and #211 with the inscription on the central part of the rifle’s body and #324 on the handguard. Promo code for GameChanger Hub: OJ8ALR.
Pattern #819 is unique because two Phoenix heads are clearly visible on the rifle.
When the Broken Fang Operation ends, this skin will no longer be available through drops and the number of available skins will be limited.
Original guide “Phoenix Blacklight – pattern guide”.
The guide is written by SeanErren.
