Esports equals CSGO

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nobody21286
Junior Member

12-11-2023, 04:00 PM

Why is this always the case?

nobody21286

12-11-2023, 04:00 PM #1

Why is this always the case?

Karriz
Member

210

12-19-2023, 04:00 AM

E-sports refers to competitive gaming, with CS:GO, DOTA, and Starcraft being popular examples. It grows in popularity when people enjoy watching skilled players compete, similar to traditional sports.

Karriz

12-19-2023, 04:00 AM #2

SodumYT
Member

12-19-2023, 12:08 PM

Compare it to the coverage in LoL and Dota, and think about WoW.

SodumYT

12-19-2023, 12:08 PM #3

Compare it to the coverage in LoL and Dota, and think about WoW.

comnon
Junior Member

12-20-2023, 05:04 PM

Yes, that's correct.

comnon

12-20-2023, 05:04 PM #4

Yes, that's correct.

reno_nadine
Junior Member

12-21-2023, 12:24 AM

Call of Duty qualifies as an e-sport, isn't it? The recent event had a $1 million prize and over 1.2 million viewers, highlighting its competitive appeal.

reno_nadine

12-21-2023, 12:24 AM #5

Call of Duty qualifies as an e-sport, isn't it? The recent event had a $1 million prize and over 1.2 million viewers, highlighting its competitive appeal.

DeenBurbigo
Member

01-06-2024, 04:01 AM

Dota boasts the top-tier esports landscape thanks to Valve, with prize pools reaching nearly 10 times those for LoL. LoL commands a huge audience in competitive gaming, significantly outpacing CS:GO. Most conversations about esports center around LoL, which feels a bit disheartening given Dota's clear dominance.