#esports debate

Are pro players overpaid athletes for pushing buttons or do they deserve every dollar?

Is luck more important than skill in esports tournaments?

Does anyone else think pro coaches are overrated for amateur competitive gaming?

Should casual gamers stop pretending they care about competitive gaming and just enjoy the spectacle instead?

Should we ban coaching in live tournaments or embrace the advantage?

Should fighting games have comeback mechanics?

Does winning a tournament make a game better?

Is Rocket League or Valorant more fun to watch live?

Cheap gear makes you a better player — does skill really come with a price tag?

Esports is just hype — are real gamers better off ignoring it entirely?

Does a higher in-game rank automatically mean you are better?

Are mobile esports games as competitive as PC games?

Is a win without a signature move worth as much as one with it?

Is aiming skill more important than game strategy?

Can you be a top player without buying any gaming peripherals

Are mobile esports real esports, or a corporate attempt to water down the scene for mass profit?

Is it time we admit that luck matters more than skill in most esports?

Do you need expensive gear to get good at esports?

Do esports pros deserve their huge salaries

Is the skill gap in competitive gaming real, or do casual players just not care enough?