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Cspb is a free and open source tool designed to measure and reflect the prevalence of weapons in video games. It's the perfect way to stop wondering why your favorite game-mode is getting boring, or how guns keep appearing in otherwise peaceful settings. Data on weapon types is available within Cspb, along with the date and time at which they were added/removed/updated. All data collected by Cspb can be downloaded for further analysis or used to create custom analyses of your own. This tool has been translated into several languages, making it accessible to various users all around the world. Cspb is currently maintained by Adam Geiser, with contributions from users around the world. The following weapons are currently present within the data pool of Cspb: Using Cspb, it may be possible to draw conclusions on the weapons' frequency across different game modes and game types. This requires the user to keep all data used for analysis for at least one day. This information can then be downloaded and used for further analysis or created into a custom analysis of your own. The project has been translated into several languages, including English, Russian, French, German, Italian and Spanish. Presentation of this data goes beyond the simple statistical presentation included in this article. Cspb is the perfect tool for understanding the dynamics of weapon types within game communities, allowing users to create custom analyses that can be easily shared with others. Cspb is an open-source project, meaning that its code is available with attribution to the author on Github. Cspb has been translated into several languages, including English, Russian, French, German, Italian and Spanish. CSPB was used by many people (including Richard "Vespucci" Hill who published his analysis on Reddit) to determine which weapons are most commonly seen in online games around the world. The following analysis is based on CSPB data for the week of February 23–March 2, 2017. The rate at which shotguns are being discovered may be an indication that they are not being used often enough within online games. The most commonly seen video game shotgun is the M3 Super 90, which may be due to its high rate of fire and ability to penetrate through multiple targets. The most common shotgun stat seen in online games is the Sawed-off variant, followed by the SPAS-12 and the M3 Super 90. Sawed off shotguns appeared in CS:GO with the release of Operation Wildfire on July 22, 2013. The M3 Super 90 was added to the game with the release of the Operation Breakout on May 29, 2016. SPAS-12 shotgun has been present in game since its release of CS:GO on August 21, 2012. The Thompson submachine gun originated from CS: Source, where it can be seen in Source's single player mode (the Half-Life 2 series). The Thompson is very versatile and handles like a rifle, but had low accuracy. Chances are that you'll encounter this weapon across all game modes. The most commonly seen variant is the Nail Gun skin variant which was introduced on June 10, 2017 through an arms deal update. cfa1e77820
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