Today MWEB GameZone's Holden Za takes a look at the professional lifestyle of Call of Duty gamers and talks about how South African players can aspire to reach that level.
In a post on their Call of Duty blog, Activision has officially announced the 2015 Call of Duty Championship, releasing information and dates for anyone interested in watching or competing in the event.
Executive Director Dan Goldenberg told that "Fast Company" added their Call of Duty in 20 Best Ads of 2014. Name of that video on YouTube is “The Honest Truth – Official Call of Duty® Endowment Video“.
Something is rotten in the state of online gaming. It's not the servers, it's not the games themselves, but it might be some of the players. A newcomer to Apixelatedview writes an open letter to the detrimental and hateful gamers out there.
Looks good, and it is important to remember, that players need to have dedication to the art, sport and grit that is eSports, just like any other profession, be it sport or a "conventional" career.
So many teams flare up on the local scene, and just as quickly as they pop up, they disappear; they need the structure and discipline of practise to keep them going to get to any real position and placing - talent alone will not get them there...
Attitude and skill need to be there as a complete package, which is important - skill is not everything.
"Call of Duty" and "Professional" should never be put in the same sentence ever!
CoD is a casual shooter... Full of KIDS IMO.