BREAKING NEWS 💀 Rogue The Skeptic The Hook: Here We Go Again Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: Blizzard launches a flashy countdown, drops a trailer that looks like a Pixar fever dream, and promises a 'new era' of content while simultaneously checking if your credit card is still on file. The Overwatch Spotlight is the latest attempt to distract us from the fact that we’re still playing a sequel that feels more like a glorified patch notes update. If you’re sitting there with your finger over the 'Pre-order' button for whatever battle pass or skin bundle they’re about to shill, do us all a favor—put the mouse down and go outside. The sun doesn't have microtransactions. Yet. The Details: Shiny Trailers and Empty Promises So, what exactly is the Overwatch Spotlight? According to the hype machine over at Esports.gg, we’ve got a countdown ticking a...
Introduction The eSports industry is a multi-billion dollar beast and there are many ways for players, streamers and organizations to make a living. From sponsorship deals to content creation there are many ways to monetize your gaming passion. This guide breaks down the top ways to make money in eSports and how to get started. 1. Compete in Tournaments One of the most obvious ways to make money in eSports is to compete in tournaments. Local and Global Events: Start small with local events and work your way up to big events like The International (Dota 2) or League of Legends World Championship. Prize Pools: Big tournaments have multi-million dollar prize pools but smaller events can provide a steady income. Pro Tip: Join a team or form your own to increase your chances of qualifying for high-level events. 2. Streaming and Content Creation Streaming on platforms like Twitch, YouTube Gaming or Facebook Gaming can be very profitable. Ad Revenue: Platforms pay you for ad views durin...