引用自 Zvezda_：

The skin, overall, looks very amazing. The only part that I would change (and by no means intend you to) is the striped red/orange pattern above the handle and near the hammer of the gun. I think that part would look particulalry better with just being the grey or black metalic colour that you've used throughout most of the skin (but hey, that's my opinion).

http://imgur.com/a/rp6t9
That's how it will look.

the futuristic looking skins is not my taste, but this is truly a dedicated work.

I like the overall "molten" look that you have going on with the grating, the hot hammer, and the bright slide, but I feel that the strip of red under the trigger and the splashes of red on the thumb safety and underside of the grip would be better if they weren't there. They take away from the more sleek-looking profile of the weapon.

Cons?
Show mods, I don't think anybody uses unmodded guns and the mods can ruin a skin if they aren't designed to fit it.

Not my cup of tea but it's a Deagle skin that doesn't make me want to vomit unlike many others. It looks nice and has an interesting, well thought-out design.

This is not CS:GO, "top authors" encourage people to upload unfinished work and sure: it fu**ing works, unfortunately. People vote for what you give them even if it's NOT FINISHED. Then after community skins release in a new safe and I find graphical bugs that make it not as enjoyable to use the skin or they look bad with barrel extensions/any specific mod.

People need to start finishing their skins first and then uploading. It doesn't matter if they get added to the game if you are proud of it and you've finished your artistic vision. You can always use that skin yourself through a mod.

From own experience I can easily say that skinning the mods is not nearly as time consuming as making the base skin, because often you won't want anything fancy on these mods BUT if there's lots of them then that's a problem, sureburito.

Looks too similar to the outlaw in the style.

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