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That's indeed a great tip. Another tip is managing your resources wisely and making sure to harvest materials efficiently which is useful for critical engagements, rather than wasting it on unnecessary fights.

Team Liquid is esport team with a very strong presence in multiple games and I also know about Cloud9 for their dominant League of Legends team.

The WCG's financial backing has definitely allowed them to provide a unique experience for participants because they cover logistics and accommodations. This level of support is still rare in eSports today.

Learn2Play can really help bridge the gap between casual gaming and competitive eSports. It’ll provide structured training and guidance which helped gamers to develop the skills, and strategies.

They can make money through merchandise sales like selling jerseys, hats, or gaming gear. I’ve seen a lot of gamers earn money from YouTube contents too..

Tiametmarduk's commentary is one of the best parts of his content I like so much. He always seems to find the positives in every situation and he does this even when things don't go his way. And I love how he interacts with his audience too.

This will provide more opportunities for young people to develop their gaming skills and it's also a great way to acknowledge the growing importance of esports and its potential to shape the skills of future generations.

The idea is commendable for the schools are actually providing students with alternative paths to success which is beyond the traditional academics. That sounds intriguing!

What come to my mind right now is Kyle Giersdorf. He is a professional Fortnite player. His gameplay and strategies are so impressive.

The most important thing about this is that the competitions has really helped so many students develop essential soft skills like teamwork, problem-solving, and communication.

I see the mobile games compromise on graphics quality or detail because that's how they can ensure smooth performance on a wide range of devices.

One that come to mind is Griftlands'. It's a turn-based RPG with a very strong focus on competitive gameplay. I'd also recommend Inscription as well.

I believe that the VR esports has the potential to revolutionize the industry. And I'm also curious to see how VR competitions will be structured in the future.

To excel in such tournament, communication with your partner is crucial, especially when it comes to rotations and setting up ambushes.

I'd suggest you consider apps like Sleeper or FanDuel. They also offer esports fantasy features. I make sure to consider factors like user interface and game variety when choosing an app.

Handling team management like practice schedules and communication is the major issue. And that's a crucial aspect of team ownership. It could be managed properly by setting clear goals and expectations.

Prefer team-based games but I'd avoid playing solo games like Fortnite in a league because it's too much stress. I've seen friends burn out from solo queueing.

That was so awesome. I'm super excited to play the classic Mega Man games on Switch. I'll definitely be checking out Mega Man II and Mega Man III, because they're some of the best in the series.

WCW/NWO Revenge is also an excellent choice. That game still holds up today trust me. The gameplay and mechanics were really way ahead of its time.

Me too! No one would say that the Metroid Prime series is not a legendary one, and I'm excited to see the conclusion too.

I've played Party Animals with my friends and it's a good game. I like the physics-based gameplay and it's really an hilarious experience. I would say it's good for casual players.

I see the Kinect's uses gets pretty creative over the years. While it's no longer supported by Microsoft, the enthusiasts have found ways to actually repurpose it. Some use it for motion controls in VR experiences and it's fun!

Blur is an excellent choice to me too. It's such a fantastic racing game and the combination of arcade-style and real-world cars was a great twist and I can't stop loving it.

I do appreciate this thread a lot. I was actually wondering when the next Xbox Game Pass titles would actually be announced.

Wow, that's quite a wonderful statement from the CEO. But It's so disappointing to see a game delayed, especially when it's so close to release. I do really feel for the devs because thee have clearly put in a lot of effort.