eSports -- Competitive Gaming

[NanTheDark]

Does anyone play Skullgirls?

[Harmless]

Been having fun playing Kirby, G&W, and Samus now (recently picked up Samus for the sole reason that she was fun to play).

[Charcoal]

Been having fun playing Kirby, G&W, and Samus now (recently picked up Samus for the sole reason that she was fun to play).

Samus is so fun to watch. The throw combos and whatever leads into a charged shot: those are really cool to look at.

I also picked up Cloud for similar reasons. He's super fun and is a lower high tier like A- / B sort of rank, and I sorta like playing those kinds of characters.

Also, I found out that League of Legends players (or some of them) make a living off of playing League. I wonder how. I guess because of the game's popularity?

Does anyone play Skullgirls?

The name rings a bell...
I don't remember seeing any gameplay of it though.

[Joshio01]

*raises hand*
Is Rocket League an E-sport?

[Charcoal]

*raises hand*
Is Rocket League an E-sport?

Well it's a video game, so...
Is there some sort of competitive scene for it?

I don't know. Does an e-sport have to have a competitive scene?

[Joshio01]

I was just kidding. Rocket league is pretty much soccer, but with monster trucks. It became an official E-sport just a few days after it's release.

[Harmless]

League is easily one of the most popular games in the world at the moment. People make a lot just by streaming it on a regular schedule.

But what I would love to see competitive is Kirby Fighters. That would be great.