The esports industry has to work on their PR statements
There are so many instances of bad PR in esports. Here's just a few.
FerociouslySteph is actually right about voice chat being problematic
Ignore the drama for a moment and focus on the issue at hand here.
Okay, this time Overwatch might actually be dying
This time, Reddit might be right.
Esports organizations need to support their players (or risk losing them)
Was it smart to lose an entire roster (and coaches) mid-season? No.
How playing online is changing the CS:GO meta
Will this more aggressive playstyle become the go-to?
Why the Overwatch League was better on Twitch
YouTube Gaming has ended up being not the most exciting announcement.
There’s a lack of sportsmanship in esports
Should teabagging be allowed at a professional level?
Three excuses OWL and CDL pros will have during online matches
Are they legit?
Yay for hero pools!!!!!!1!!!!
Is OWL finally delivering on Jeff's promise?
Is Flashpoint the new era of esports economics?
Flashpoint is created by teams for teams. But is that enough to make it a success?
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