#esports

Do you still grind ranked games knowing gaming hours affect your electricity bill?

Is pro gaming too dependent on sponsorships instead of actual skill?

Should I spend more on a gaming chair or a better graphics card for esports?

Are competitive fighting games still worth getting into in 2025?

Does anyone else feel like pro gaming has gotten way too corporate and boring?

Is switching from console to PC for competitive gaming actually worth the hassle?

Do pro players actually use custom controller paddles in tournaments?

Are battle passes ruining the fun of competitive play

Is grinding ranked in esports actually fun or just a toxic addiction?

Would you switch from Twitch to Kick if it meant better tournament access?

Are Valorant streamers only famous because Riot pays them off, or do they actually earn their views?

Should pro gamers be considered real athletes or is that just marketing hype?

Do you care more about a player's skill or whether their sponsor has a net-zero pledge—and should that matter?

Is watching a live esports event better than playing the game yourself?

Is competitive gaming still relevant in 2025 or is it just a waste of electricity?

Should children be allowed to watch esports tournaments

What's your take on which esport is the easiest to follow for a new fan?

Have rising tournament entry fees killed your passion for competing?

Does luck matter more than skill in esports?

Is switching from controller to mouse and keyboard actually a game-changer for esports?