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Edited by BoyMeetsEvil:
8/8/2015 4:13:52 PM
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Professional gamers? LMAO! If you thing playing video games is proffesion I'm sorry but you need to rethink your life.
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If you think sports not a hobby you need to rethink your life
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Edited by BoyMeetsEvil: 8/8/2015 4:28:53 PMRegular sports are a hobby. Professional sports takes the player their whole life to be the best in the sport. Michael Jordan didn't wake up one day and became good. He worked his whole life to get where he is at.
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Same with professional gamers, they dont just wake up one day and win big tournaments. It takes a lot of practice to be where they are.
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Lol professional gamers are a joke.
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Lolz, that's your opinion. Your opinion is a joke.
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Says the one who looks up to "Professional Gamers"
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Lol, says the guy who thinks professional gaming is a hobby. Your argument is invalid.
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Gaming is a hobby. Always has been.
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Playing any sport is a hobby, once you get paid for it then it becomes a profession. Gaming is a profession for the all the people that win money at Cs, Mkx, street fighter, League of Legends, etc...
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Playing video games is not a sport
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Your opinion
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Sport-an activity involving physical exertion and skill in which an individual or team competes against another or others for entertainment. Video games doesn't involve physical exertion.
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Do you use you're eyes? Do you use your fingers? Do you use mental capacity to outplay your opponents? Does your reaction time have to be above the norm to do the things gamers do? Yes to all of these. The definition of sport is outdated since 2000 when eSports began and then also when MLG was founded.
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Lol esports is a joke.
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Again, your opinion.
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Yes it is a hobby, but if you are paid to do it. And you do it extremely well, you're a professional... Just like when people get paid to compete in Esports events... That, by dictionary terms, makes them a professional. Why do you take such an issue with streamers? It's almost like it insults you personally from some your replies to other posters here?
