Lens

Let me think, it seems I've played a few esports games but the ones that stand out are the Overwatch and Apex Legends. You feel me?

I totally agree that the Rocket League and the Fortnite is definitely a great game to start with. Personally , I'd like to also add Overwatch to the list. I did because it's a team-based game.

I'd be a liar if I said I never get mad when I lose. You guys should know that it's only natural to feel very frustrated when you're invested in a game and things don't really go your way. But, now , I think I've learned to take a step back and remind myself that it's just an ordinary game.

When it comes to playing the FPS games, you need to be focused and play consistently to improve your shooting skills . This will improve your aim very quickly.

I think I could handle it but it would definitely take some time to get used to it. Also, I think it would be a great opportunity to inspire and influence people through my passion for gaming as well.

I've been lucky enough to attend one and I can tell you that it's a whole different level of excitement. The energy in the arena is so electric and the players are so focused too.

I haven't but my friend did in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. We will all run to him for tips and strategies. He is a king in the game .

You made me remember the good old days of gaming clans. I was part of one clan back in the day, and it was really a blast.

Honestly, there are players struggling to make ends meet, becuase they’re earning just a few thousand dollars a year but some are also raking in hundreds of thousands of dollars.

That'll be a very a tough choice. I know that the energy in Cloud9 are so infectious. i’ll also like to be in the dominating team in the game like the League of Legends and Fortnite.

I don't really think that cloud gaming is ready when itcomes to competitive esports. The good reason is that a slightest bit of lag can definitely create a big diffifulty.

As someone who's been following the esports scene for a while now, an average player recieve around $50,000-$75,000. Based on the fact that these guys are putting in countless hours of practice, traveling non-stop, and dealing with insane pressure to perform, I think they are underpaid.

I've been to one esports events, but from what I've seen, all the players are usually allowed to bring in their own controllers. However, the organizers might have strict rules in place inorder to ensure fair play.

Let me tell you a true story from someone who was a former esports player . He attest to the physical and mental retardation that it caused. He mentioned that the constant sitting, lack of exercise, and pressure to perform can definitely lead to wide range of health issues.

The rise of esports is a good development most importantly in a world where AI is increasingly taking over so many traditional jobs.

There is a thing about the Esports, which I'll be glad to be part of. I keep imagining myself as a valuable player and also contributing to the team's success with my strategic thinking.

Now, I'm pretty confident in my Mario Kart skills . I can win a tournament in this. So sure of that.

I used to be a Pro at Halo in those days. I wasn't just good, I was actually a beast and I could take down entire teams and never even break a sweat.

Personally, I don't see competitive gaming slowing down anytime soon. You can see this in the increased popularity of esports scene is booming, and many more games are still jumping on the bandwagon as well.

Yes, i'd definitely love to see a yearly gaming tournament being hosted between popular sites. It'd one of the ways to build a sense of community and for friendly competition as well.

I’m very sure that you’ll agree with me that Pep's influence on football is undeniable. This is because a lay emphasis on possession-based football and positional play, which has changed the way a lot of teams approach their games.

There is no doubt that Messi is a phenomenal player. Winning the Copa America is definitely a huge achievement, but that's not the only factor that is put into consideration when deciding the Balon D'or winner.

I agree with both of you on this argument. We all know that injuries last season were a huge setback for the team, and it's so unfair to judge the manager solely on that basis.

Actually, I'm loving this debate. Both the Red Dead Redemption 2 and Grand Theft Auto 5 are legendary games and there is no doubt about that. But for me, the one to choose depends on your experience with the game.

I must say that the one Last Breath is actually giving me all the vibes that I wanted . Let me tell you, a 2.5D horror puzzle platformer is quite a challenging puzzle. I so much love how the trailer shows off the variety of puzzles and the environments too.