E-Sports is actually became a new career path for many youngsters and many got success as well but the gaming companies still targetting the PC games? I think its better to concentrate on the smartphone based games so they should atleast get 100 times more active players because now smartphone become a part of everyone so its in our hands all the time.
So we can see the possibility that young people will become addicted to playing E-sports and if it is combined with gambling, new problems will arise for them. Smartphone-based games have also developed well and it is evident that we have seen many games available to play. But not all games for smartphones offer different things because many of these games almost follow the previous games. 
Topic: Making e-sports more affordable - page 2. (Read 470 times)
E-Sports is actually became a new career path for many youngsters and many got success as well but the gaming companies still targetting the PC games? I think its better to concentrate on the smartphone based games so they should atleast get 100 times more active players because now smartphone become a part of everyone so its in our hands all the time.
We all understand the value of e-sports in today's era and it is indeed a great deal is a company is all set to develop more free e-sports games
According to the reports Incentive Games have already signed up to do the following, they have already developed 21 e-sports games and of which 14 are totally free to play as well, therefore getting in cannot be more affordable. They would be focused on games such us :
What do you think ? Are you going to play on these platforms? I do believe most of the users might already be using them and seeing this incentive get bigger would certainly bring joy with increasing the free game diversity on the sites.
According to the reports Incentive Games have already signed up to do the following, they have already developed 21 e-sports games and of which 14 are totally free to play as well, therefore getting in cannot be more affordable. They would be focused on games such us :
Quote
The first game developed for Esports Technologies will centre around the Counter Strike: Global Offensive marketplace, with further plans to develop Dota 2, League of Legends and Valorant-inspired games
What do you think ? Are you going to play on these platforms? I do believe most of the users might already be using them and seeing this incentive get bigger would certainly bring joy with increasing the free game diversity on the sites.
I don't know if we really need another copy of Counter Strike or Dota 2. Recently i tuned into a Stream of Valorant because the viewer numbers for that game were so high because of a big tournament and this was the first time i watched valorant gameplay and i have to say i was really surprised and almost shocked how similar this game is to counter strike. I mean it is literally a copy of CSGO with some other elements that were "stolen" from Overwatch. It is surprising to me that this game is so popular and that so many people seem to be supporting such a blatant copy.
So i really don't think we need another CSGO clone and Dota 2 is already completely free2play and has the biggest price money in the industry.
snip
That's because of technological developments that allow offline games to develop into online games and have attracted the interest of adults and young children to play them. By using online games, they can play anywhere they like. As long as they are connected to the internet, everything can run smoothly. Yes, Covid-19 is helping e-sports or online games develop more rapidly because people stay at home and need the entertainment to relieve stress. 
I don’t really understand the article so enlighten me I view it wrong. AFAIK they are developing free to play game for more competitive e-sports that will be offered on sports book. They are developing games so that there will be additional games that can be bet in e-sports sportbook category. So who will facilitate the tournament and how can they guarantee the fairness of the game against match fixing. This is the common issue of e-sports nowadays since even Dota2 is experiencing this issue.
This common problem is solved at cybersport competitions, where participants are under constant surveillance by video cameras and a huge number of spectators. The player who uses cheats on his computer to beat his opponents is not a good player and is a cheater who in a fair game with a high degree of probability will be a loser.
I don’t really understand the article so enlighten me I view it wrong. AFAIK they are developing free to play game for more competitive e-sports that will be offered on sports book. They are developing games so that there will be additional games that can be bet in e-sports sportbook category. So who will facilitate the tournament and how can they guarantee the fairness of the game against match fixing. This is the common issue of e-sports nowadays since even Dota2 is experiencing this issue.
They're developing a platform and not games. There are the games given already and I don't think there's a need for them to make another unpopular game. And that's why the market of wagering is already in that common and popular esports for which they'll ride the popularity of it and they can easily market it out. If your worry is about the selling out of games in tournaments, don't worry about it. The esports managements and community is very strict about it especially to the high tier tournaments but in the low tier tournaments, it's up to them. I'd expect a huge positive impact on the e-sport environment. Not really a game-changer but actually it gives some encouragement after hearing incentives that these players may get. I see this bright idea as a sort of market promotion that makes e-sport gambling will grow and make a huge benefit from this. As technologies keep growing and developing, many ideas comes out and it was glad to see e-sports grown so fast and been adopted by many gamblers/players.
The accessibility and options now where to bet is much easier than before since we have now many options on where to bet. Since it esports and online gambling were getting more attention than before, we can see reviews as well feedback from players who played in it. The more the option now and the competition among platform makes it affordable, some even offers rewards when you bet.If the game were completely free and paid for the players, maybe it would interest the players who have played the game before. We know that CounterStrike, DOTA, and so on have a lot of players and if it could be integrated into something new, it would make e-sports even bigger.
It is interesting because we might see a new e-sports game that we probably haven't seen before. So it's better if we wait for further news from the developer so we know what the game is like.
If most of the games are free to play, i think a lot of players will be waiting for the new released games soon. And this will eventually create a lot of audience as esports gaming has been very accessible even to kids nowadays because of its easy to play plus its exciting features. No wonder why esports has become the norm and that knowing they are free to play, that makes them more affordable and accessible to all. It is interesting because we might see a new e-sports game that we probably haven't seen before. So it's better if we wait for further news from the developer so we know what the game is like.
Im not sure I understand completely but if it involves the csgo economy then that is alot of value available to gamble. Valve isnt that keen to have people using csgo items so Im confused if they mean directly or not. CSGO already incorporates gambling if we are being realistic and some member countries of EU bans a section of CSGO and its marketplace for that reason. Like I say its not clear what they intend exactly, I bet on csgo esports games most days. Maybe they intend for players to bet their own games but that also has been done previous with mixed success. Article needs a screenshot for intended interface.
Since it's not yet official and finished.Everything is possible but if it's going to be a bet for their own games, there's a need for integration with Valve on this one. But AFAIK, Valve is against on this.
And that's why they have to make another platform, a third party, an outside feature platform that will allow the betting for normal players, not pro leagues and players to make it happen.
Im not sure I understand completely but if it involves the csgo economy then that is alot of value available to gamble. Valve isnt that keen to have people using csgo items so Im confused if they mean directly or not. CSGO already incorporates gambling if we are being realistic and some member countries of EU bans a section of CSGO and its marketplace for that reason. Like I say its not clear what they intend exactly, I bet on csgo esports games most days. Maybe they intend for players to bet their own games but that also has been done previous with mixed success. Article needs a screenshot for intended interface.
The majority of the esports game is really for free. And if they're going to incentivize these games and make way for most players to earn from it, for sure their player count is going to skyrocket.
I don't think that the current mainstream games that have esports tournaments would step forward in having a feature where they incentivize their players. If this is somewhat "bet, play, win, and earn" scheme, they would need to register their game's feature to be licensed as it is considered to be an in-game betting. Regardless of being a free-to-play, I don't think it is necessary to add this feature as there are already betting platforms where you can still bet your in-game collection and items that connects to your account. The current gameplay is enough, integrating a gambling-like feature is I guess useless. Let the other gambling platforms do it for the games, and not the games adding a gambling on itself.
There's no need to add the feature of betting but if that's part of the business model, they'll put it like a separate feature of that game kinda like a marketplace.
Since the majority of the gamers that would come in are just for the game and as well as the mechanism to earn. There will be a huge percentage that many won't go and bet for it since it's not the main reason why they play.
Before it was just like P2P in game currency and items. There's a real economy to those games that has started with RPGs. Now, esports is a competitive scene and this is where many of us are enjoying it. Even if we're not good or pro players, we can enjoy it just like the old days.
I'd like to play and earn for free and if it's one of my favorite games, I'd also be forced to learn those games that I don't know if you can have fun and make money from it.
I really see how the environment makes changes everything around. We are highly exposed to the internet this time which makes it useful to develop new gaming systems and has been adaptable to the people. In fact, even young minds, kids are even know how to play e-sports/games. Now, I can imagine how this influences the community and how it makes fun of the people. I'd like to play and earn for free and if it's one of my favorite games, I'd also be forced to learn those games that I don't know if you can have fun and make money from it.
I have heard that some players had spent a lot of time from this playing and spent more money just to have better gaming features.
I'm rather confused. Aren't most E-Sports titles free to play anyway? The only E-sport I'd consider not to be f2p would be MMO's since those are heavily reliant on the items/equipment you gain from progressing through the game. IF it's something like the game being an esports scene itself, e.g. players don't have to go anywhere or be part of an organization to take part, then it might be interesting to see, but the player base and latency connections might become an issue down in the long run. It's a nice idea but I don't think it'd be good in the long run, especially since it's competing with titles like CSGO and Dota 2 which are big wigs in the scene.
I think what they mean with free to play is you can download and play the game straight away without the need of purchasing it however some features won't be available like special skins, effects, heroes, etc unless you purchase them but purchasing them doesn't increase your winning rate not unlike to mmo/rpg games like you said that are item dependent and only those that can spend more in the game are the only ones that will become powerful.Many esports games now can be played at home especially now that there are pandemic but when it comes to tournament events, I think players or teams will need to travel and play on a specific place.
Before it was just like P2P in game currency and items. There's a real economy to those games that has started with RPGs. Now, esports is a competitive scene and this is where many of us are enjoying it. Even if we're not good or pro players, we can enjoy it just like the old days.
I'd like to play and earn for free and if it's one of my favorite games, I'd also be forced to learn those games that I don't know if you can have fun and make money from it.
I'd like to play and earn for free and if it's one of my favorite games, I'd also be forced to learn those games that I don't know if you can have fun and make money from it.
That would be a great news for everyone who loves playing such popular game like what you've mentioned above because now while playing they can earn at the same time as well. And yes i agreed that it's a totally a game changer for all gamers and surely there will be more upcoming e sports games in the near future after this because that's how the trend starts..
^For sure there is as you can see there is a lot of improvement in this kind of business industry, people now are usually on the internet and no doubt more games on the internet will probably come up or the most I am awaited is the virtual reality becomes a big industry in the gambling field. For now, we usually heard a play to earn games but I don't know if you will the games which is, to be honest, I don't like. How about DOTA 2 or like Valorant game would have a play to earn feature, I will surely play the game day by day, not like the game concept of axie infinity. This P2E gaming concept is really a revolution for me and gamers I believe are happy about this development in gaming.
Because before, gamers are spending their money without getting any money in return, but just satisfaction with their games.
Now, they have the chance to earn good money even if they spend hours and hours on the game.
More on like, they can have additional source of income with their games now. Which I believe is very much appreciated by them.
That would be a great news for everyone who loves playing such popular game like what you've mentioned above because now while playing they can earn at the same time as well. And yes i agreed that it's a totally a game changer for all gamers and surely there will be more upcoming e sports games in the near future after this because that's how the trend starts..
^For sure there is as you can see there is a lot of improvement in this kind of business industry, people now are usually on the internet and no doubt more games on the internet will probably come up or the most I am awaited is the virtual reality becomes a big industry in the gambling field. For now, we usually heard a play to earn games but I don't know if you will the games which is, to be honest, I don't like. How about DOTA 2 or like Valorant game would have a play to earn feature, I will surely play the game day by day, not like the game concept of axie infinity. 
The majority of the esports game is really for free. And if they're going to incentivize these games and make way for most players to earn from it, for sure their player count is going to skyrocket.
I don't think that the current mainstream games that have esports tournaments would step forward in having a feature where they incentivize their players. If this is somewhat "bet, play, win, and earn" scheme, they would need to register their game's feature to be licensed as it is considered to be an in-game betting. Regardless of being a free-to-play, I don't think it is necessary to add this feature as there are already betting platforms where you can still bet your in-game collection and items that connects to your account. The current gameplay is enough, integrating a gambling-like feature is I guess useless. Let the other gambling platforms do it for the games, and not the games adding a gambling on itself.
Speaking of gambling then it would really be on different industry and just like you said that it wont really be needed for them to add up something that isnt necessary.They had been offering it for a while.
If you are into gambling then this isnt the right place but if you wanted to then you could still see some options.
I mean, it's already clear that more games are moving towards free to play or even play to earn.
Not sure outside of that how much more affordable things can be?
I would suggest though that the main issue right now with the esports betting scene is how absurdly low some of the limits are on betting on these things. You can't be a whale and participate in these betting markets which is definitely a shame since there is a lot of capital ready to be unleashed imho.
Not sure outside of that how much more affordable things can be?
I would suggest though that the main issue right now with the esports betting scene is how absurdly low some of the limits are on betting on these things. You can't be a whale and participate in these betting markets which is definitely a shame since there is a lot of capital ready to be unleashed imho.
I'd expect a huge positive impact on the e-sport environment. Not really a game-changer but actually it gives some encouragement after hearing incentives that these players may get. I see this bright idea as a sort of market promotion that makes e-sport gambling will grow and make a huge benefit from this. As technologies keep growing and developing, many ideas comes out and it was glad to see e-sports grown so fast and been adopted by many gamblers/players.
The majority of the esports game is really for free. And if they're going to incentivize these games and make way for most players to earn from it, for sure their player count is going to skyrocket.
I don't think that the current mainstream games that have esports tournaments would step forward in having a feature where they incentivize their players. If this is somewhat "bet, play, win, and earn" scheme, they would need to register their game's feature to be licensed as it is considered to be an in-game betting. Regardless of being a free-to-play, I don't think it is necessary to add this feature as there are already betting platforms where you can still bet your in-game collection and items that connects to your account. The current gameplay is enough, integrating a gambling-like feature is I guess useless. Let the other gambling platforms do it for the games, and not the games adding a gambling on itself.
Jump to: