Commonly known esports franchises include DOTA2, Counter-Strike, Street Fighter, Tekken, StarCraft, and Mobile Legends which each hold major tournaments aside from their sports participation in global sports competitions. Starting mainly in the 2000s amongst amateur and casual players, the growth of multimedia platforms such as Twitch and YouTube became an avenue for the promotion and awareness of ESports. Even though organized tournaments have always been a part of the video gaming culture, these were primarily amateur contests up until the late 2000s, when professional gamers began to participate and live streaming of these events experienced a significant increase in popularity. We're here to support you as you go through the "I Can't Even" stage. You know what we're talking about: that realization that esports is more than just a pastime and that it offers you the chance to pursue your dream job. Then again, there's that notion that your goals are too lofty and, even if they aren't, they are so far away that they practically qualify as impractical. There, we have been. We are aware of how difficult it is to enter the world of esports and how simple it is to quit when things don't go your way right away. However, we also know that anything is possible if you keep going, work hard toward your objectives, and are optimistic about what the future holds for you. We will discuss our journeys into esports and how we overcame self-doubt to achieve our goals in this blog post. It's normal to feel overwhelmed when you first start playing esports. You've got a lot of new things to learn, and some of them are pretty challenging. What do you do then? Well, the following advice might be useful: Take things slowly – If there's one thing about esports fans that we know (and this goes for both new and seasoned fans), it's that they dislike being hurried into anything. Therefore, when learning about esports for the first time, avoid overloading yourself with knowledge at once or setting too many learning objectives for yourself. If you don't immediately comprehend everything, don't worry. We all had to start somewhere. And don't worry if something looks unclear at first; you can always go back. Comparing yourself to other players will only make you feel worse. Avoid doing it! Everyone has a varied skill set and perspective on the game because everyone has various starting points. Before doing anything challenging or novel in-game, make sure your equipment is current and functioning properly. If you have adequate equipment, it will be simpler for you to concentrate on learning rather than stressing out about whether or not your mouse may blow up on its own during a game. You can observe what the game is like at the top level by watching footage of expert players playing it. You can even learn some tips from them!
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