Button

Yes, Tiametmarduk is such a great content creator. His humility make his F1 content very enjoyable to watch. Personally, I like to watch skilled player who doesn't boast or brag about their abilities.

I’m just a casual gamer but I know some notable professional gamers and their achievements. For example, Lee Sang-hyeok is a Korean League of Legends player and widely considered one of the greatest esports players of all time.

This is indeed a very fantastic development for the esports community. The Duke of Edinburgh's Award is indeed a renowned program that encourages young people to actually develop new skills and experiences in gaming.

Yes, I've seen that so many schools and colleges are now recognizing the value of esports and they are establishing their own teams and programs. It's definitely a great opportunity for students to develop their gaming skills.

Yes, I know several professional gamers who have retired comfortably after they’ve had a successful careers in competitive gaming. One that I remembered now is Johan Sundstein.

I see the Games for Change Student Challenge has a very fantastic initiative that encourages students to think creatively about real-world issues while developing valuable game design skills at the same time. It allows students to gain more experience in real life issues.

I understand that the competitive mobile games often require compromises because that's how they can ensure a fair play and a level playing field. Based on my opinion, one common compromise is simplifying game mechanics or controls to accommodate touchscreen interfaces.

Besides the popular titles like League of Legends and Dota 2, there are several lesser-known esports worth checking out. One example I remembered now is Battalion 1944

I completely agree that VR competitions are an exciting and it's the next thing for esports. One thing to take note is that the immersive nature of VR gaming requires a unique set of skills.

It's really exciting to see opportunities for players to compete and win cash prizes. I have the plans to also participate in esport tournament someday.

For fantasy esports apps, I’ll recommend checking out Fantasy Cruncher or Esports Fantasy. Both actually cover a range of games which include some popular titles like League of Legends and Overwatch.

It's really cool that you own an esports team but to manage team is very challenging, especially with the game selection. Clash Royale is indeed a great choice though.

I remembered participating in online tournaments for Overwatch and League of Legends. It was a fun and indeed a competitive experience, but I didn't get paid.

Believe me. I also want to try out Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge. The reason is that it's a bit more rare. I spent hours playing those games on my GBA.

It was indeed a perfect blend of arcade-style fun and simulation. I enjoyed the controls because it's so tight, the graphics were really great for the time, and the sound design was top-notch to me.

I must say that the Metroid Prime series has been a huge part of my gaming life. I'm just hoping for a thrilling finale that does justice to the franchise.

Well, party Animals is definitely one of those games that's very easy to learn but hard to master. I've had also had so much fun playing it with my family and friends, especially during holiday gatherings.

Blur was a refreshing change from the usual racing games that we have at the time. But my observation was that it was actually overshadowed by other big-name titles, but it's definitely a hidden gem.

For me, i'm curious to know what specifically went wrong. I know issues like this are mostly a technical problem, or it could something else entirely. But I need to point out that the lack of communication from Microsoft is concerning.

I'm so curious to see how they are going to tie the two games together. It's gonna be so addictive, and with the developers' experience, I have high hopes for this game.

It's indeed very nice to see it's coming to multiple platforms and i'm excited to play it on my Switch, it'll be a great game for commutes.

I'm actually curious to see how the developers will utilize the PS5's capabilities to create something very immersive and challenging for us. I saw that it has over 300 Bots to rescue. This game is really going to shape up to be a thrilling experience.

I think we can't ignore the Steam Community as it has over 150 million active users.

Sometimes, I'll even spare the sleeping ones or try to sneak past them undetected. This is what adds fun to the gameplay. It's like deciding when to be merciful and when to be ruthless.

I miss playing online games like Diablo II and StarCraft: Brood War due to the dial-up limitations.