#e-sport

[thererisesaredstar]

Kim Jong-un inspects the newly completed e-sports complex in Pyongyang's Hwasong neighborhood (2025)

[xnda]

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[videodramareview]

My Review of Chinese Drama Falling Into Your Smile.

Falling Into Your Smile is a Chinese drama about two e-sports professionals in the same team, Lu Si Cheng and Tong Yao who fall in love. Tong Yao is an amateur female gamer who plays the online game Onmyoji Arena very well. She receives an invitation one day to join the ZGDX team as a professional gamer. The captain of the team is Lu Si Cheng. At first he is tough on Tong Yao as he does not think she is capable of being a professional gamer. Over time as they compete together and argue, they learn to appreciate one another and they fall in love. Falling Into Your Smile has a happy ending and stars Cheng Xiao as Tong Yao and Xu Kai as Lu Si Cheng.

[anyuwu]

En si no es un AU ni un fanfic pero al hacer este icon se me ocurrió esto:

Carlitos fue dado en adopción cuando era recién nacido. Al vivir en un orfanato sin recibir más atenciones que las necesarias no desarrolló apego hacía nadie de aquel lugar y se refugió en los videojuegos para sobrellevar su día a día.

Hasta que es adoptado por Martín que finalmente recibe amor paterno y apoyo genuino en su sueño de ser profesional en los E-Sport

[agreatbigworldn]

A new parner for EDF Logroño in Primera Iberdrola

EDF Logroño and DUX yesterday announced a new agreement for the co-ownership of the Rioja club, which will become DUX Logroño on 1 July.

Interview in spanish here

 What does this mean? We spoke with Mario Fernández, CEO of DUX and with Iván Antoñanzas, President of EDF Logroño, to better understand this formula that is not so difficult and that involves a long-term investment of the e-sports club. DUX comes to women's football to contribute its valuable social mass, 16 million viewers, and its experience. EDF Logroño will continue with sports management. A project that only thinks about growth, and that will benefit Spanish women's football.

What is DUX?

Dux is a quite special E-Sports club because we only compete in video games that imitate real sport like FIFA, NB2K, racing… and since our birth we have had the intention of mixing the two worlds, the real and the virtual one. We believe that these types of video games are easier to understand, sports video games allow that if you watch a FIFA game you understand it, whatever type of spectator you are, it has the same rules as real football and can be understood from an adult to child. With that ambition to mix the two worlds, we already gave the first brushstroke of the project with our player Kolderiu who is a goalkeeper in Second B and YouTuber, with an important social mass behind. From that first step, we decided to increase the link between real and virtual sports and we entered into a partnership with Internacional de Madrid, respecting the entire sports structure they had. We enter as a partner to contribute our experience at the level of image and visibility, which is what we are really experts. Not only do we provide that brand value, but also other actions, such as broadcasting the games on Twitch that we consider a key action because that is where our two audiences are located, the virtual soccer and the real one. You have said two key things in this speech, the first stops the controversy generated in social networks and media about the “absorption” of EDF Logroño by an E-Sports club. What we are talking about here has nothing to do with an absorption. Of course, we have never made an absorption. We are co-owners because we have made an investment in the club to be able to be members of EDF Logroño. We are not experts in real football, we love football, we love sport, but the people at EDF know about this much more than we do. They have sports experience. What we can contribute is visibility, image, and work. We understand that the headlines have gone easy, to an absorption, but it is an easy criticism and not realistic at all. Attention is diverting from what is important, which is the investment of a young group that is committed to women's football. And I think it's something to celebrate because it can change things. Here two forces converge that have been growing unstoppably for four years, e-sports and women's football. Before you talked about the visibility on Twitch that you already contribute to the Second B with the International DUX, which will soon be to the First RFEF. You have 16 million viewers as an organic audience through the channels of the different members of DUX, this possibility of attracting even a percentage of that audience is not being seen right now as that possibility of growth. Yes, we entered women's football with the clear intention of adding. We come with the experience of giving that visibility to DUX International and we want to do the same, with a very clear line of work, with EDF Logroño. We believe in the potential of women's football and we want to have the opportunity to grow together, and we also believe that we do it in an environment where it is easy for us to trust, that they will know our work and we know theirs, and that we both have the same goal from the get-go.Maybe we lovers of modest and old football are a bit reluctant to new formulas, but women's football is going for a professional league and we are in 2021. Does it matter so much who invests if the goal is to grow? Here we must thank the people of EDF Logroño who have been a little "visionary" and able to understand that this project that we presented yesterday is a project for the future in which the next few years will be key, and that for that we must attract Young. We must ensure that these generations become members of the club, and I am sure that if we ask the children and young people of Logroño, of their school, they will know who DUX is and they will be happy about this alliance. And that translates into fans. We think of this project as a project for the future, and we believe in the ability we have to make this project great year after year. Because we have to think about that new generation of spectators and players who no longer grow up in the same football and social environment that we had before. That's it. We, for example, within our e-sports universe include Laura Moreno as a professional player, and we were especially excited because thanks to that visibility, other clubs gave other players the opportunity. And not only that, the competitions, talks, etc. were increased. She brought with her a change that is a symptom of a social evolution. And that same illusion is what we now bring to women's football. And with EDF in particular we have been bringing an illusion for a long time, Olga García was a fan of ours, she played FIFA with our kit, and we now see that illusion turned into a union that will be key for the coming years in the growth of both DUX and EDF Logroño. You said before that this is a project for the future. Many of the doubts that were raised yesterday on social networks were around the idea of what will happen if EDF descends to Reto. We are not concerned. Of course, we believe that permanence will be achieved, but go down or go up, our bet is firm. The investment is made, the project is underway, we trust in the sports management that has been and will be done, and we are here to help, support, and move forward in time.

Iván Antoñanzas, president of EDF, is full of optimism in the face of this new situation that gives the club a different air. Unlike everything we know so far, at a time when giving visibility to a women's football team is key to attracting new investors and consolidating a future project. We are very happy. A few months ago they contacted us, they explained their project idea, what they do, and their desire to join a women's soccer team. It was not very difficult to understand each other. We think that it is very important for the club to get an agreement like this as it is an independent club, and working together to be more solvent and more powerful gives us a guarantee for the future. Although there has been talk of absorption, it is not that at all. We are partners, and we will be for many years. We are not a SAD, we are converting now, and when we are they will have a high percentage of the shares. We are on our way to a professional league, to a new scene within women's football. The traditional viewer has a hard time understanding this type of terminology, in the end it is simply a partner who comes to grow with you ? That's how it is. This agreement completes a little the infinite club that DUX wants and of which we are now part and for us it is an important force. We will continue to dedicate ourselves to what we have done so far and that has put us where we are and they will give a boost in image, social networks and visibility which is what numbers 1 are. We hope to continue growing and try to have much higher goals in the future . Mario Fernández, CEO of DUX, told us that this is a long-term project, not a sudden adventure, and that you go together no matter what. We all have it super clear. In the end, they are going to invest a lot in the coming years so that we can consolidate the project and in the medium-term future we can get enough financing through that visibility to build increasingly powerful projects. Of course it is in the long term, they will have an important part of the shareholding and that is not for four days. The idea is that it is forever and that together we can do something unique.

[mysticmyllee]

Game On

Daenerys "DragonQueen" Targaryen snapped her headset on and plopped herself down on her chair.

Her fingers tapped at the keyboard, starting her favorite playlist.

A slide of her chair forward brought her mouth closer to the mic, "Hi guys, nice to see you all again," she greeted, smiling into the webcam mounted by her screen, "Are you ready?"

Read Chapter 1 on Ao3

My newest project. And it’s really nerdy. Just like me ^^

[pantomeemitaiteilija]

”Opiskele E-Sport Liiketoimintaa” on oikea lause jonka mä just näin mainoksessa..

[anameandaplace]

Overwatch would probably be my all-time favorite game above hundreds of other worthy considerations if only the community wasn’t the absolute worst toxic waste heap imaginable.

Seriously, if you play Overwatch and you don’t feel like the community has serious anger and violence issues at the very least then you’re part of the problem, my friend. I’m angry and offended as one who paid for the game and has invested time and energy only to be let down over and over again by a sea of unsupportive, uncooperative, nonconstructive, unfriendly, unhelpful, angry bros.

It’s pretty likely you don’t give a rat’s ass and you’re already thinking about what sort of witty bullshit you’ll offer up as a rejoinder... I just thought I’d share my experience in case anyone else ultimately feels let down by Overwatch or online gaming in general, but not by the developers... for us, the problem is specifically the rotten player-base.