PEH

• e sports - video games that are professionally played at a high level of competition either alone or teams
• PC gaming - became popular, it was here that individuals started to play against strangers, even those from foreign nations.
• ESPN (entertainment and sports programming network) - the mainstream sports business is also taking note.
• collegiate center for esports (cce) - was founded with the goal of having future professional or national esports players emerge from the league
• Multiplayer - players compete against others in real time
• online - an internet connection allows players to compete against opponents in the same room or on the other side of the globe.
• competitive - at the professional level, gamers compete for large cash prizes and global rankings, while at high school level players record wins for their schools
• team based - compete as part of a team. while players may compare as part of a team. while players may compete as individuals, they are doing so on behalf of their team
• sports games - are analogous to their real-world counterparts. fifa style games allow users to assume the roles of their favorite soccer players and teams
• fighting games - a small group group of players battle in a small area. characters have varying strengths and abilities. the game is played in rounds, like boxing, until time runs out or one person is beaten.
• real time strategy (rts) games - do not use turn based systems; players compete in real time. players often build, position, and manage units.
• first person shooter (fps) games - put the player in the body of a character. the player as a character attempts to defeat an adversary.
• multiplayer online battle arena games - type of real time strategy game. teams attempt to destroy the enemy team's structure or base and remove their opponents, whether they are controlled by another player or by a computer
• battle royale games - players acquire resources and compete to be the last player standing in battle royale games.
• fortnite - is now the most talked-about battle royale game.
• role playing game (rpg) - players choose a character to play the game through the life of that character. able to choose their own quest lines, hair color, weapons, armor, and numerous other items to make the game more immersive.
• massively multiplayer online role playing game (MMORPG) - allows players to interact online with other players.
• soft skills - defined as intra and interpersonal abilities that are necessary for human development, social participation, and worplace success.
• Acadarena - was founded 2019 with the goal of fostering esports as an integral component of student life.
• academic excellence - participants in esports programs are proven to have a greater interest in stem cources and maintain high average gpas.
• problem solving skills - gaming improves your problem solving abilities because you are constantly solving problems at an incredibly fast rate.
• future job market - playing video games may help students become more intelligent and employable in a variety of fields
• strategic thinking - may help youngsters develop their strategic thinking, collaboration, communication, leadership and performance abilities, as well as their confidence.
• long screen exposure - who spend more time in front of a screen are more likely to develop serious mental illnesses, according to studies.
• aggresive nature of video games - numerous video games have elemens of violence. while a definitive relationship between violence in games and violence in real life has yet to be established
• the threats of community involvement - VG communities allow a lot of unpleasant statements regarding racism, homophobia, sexism, and roughness.
• gaming disorders - refers to a state in which gamers prioritize e sports above other activities to the extent that it has an adverse effect on their general health and welll being
• nutritional neglect - its not uncommon for gamers to sit in the same spot for hours on end. they may forget to eat or just grab the most convenient food available in order to rapidly consume it
• joint pain - successful gaming requires an absurd amount of repetitive motion in the thumbs, fingers, and hands.
• lack of exercise - many gamers are absorbed by the screen to the exclusion of all other activities, including, physical activity.
• mood and sleep disturbances - while e - sports have not been shown to induce mood or social issues there is a link between the two.
• wrist exercise - anyone who experiences prolonged use of a computer can benefit from wrist stretches and wrist exercises to help avoid carpal tunnel or tendonitis.
• players management - it's advisable to manage a team locally, since coordinating training sessions with players in various time zones might be challenging.
• training as individuals and as a team - you will be responsible for creating training plans for both individual players and the whole squad.
• interpersonal skills -you goal as a team manager is to settle difficulties before they have a negative impact on morale.
• health and safety - repeating complicated hand gestures may cause a variety of health problems
• finances - the world's biggest esports teams have the machinery in place to manage payroll and admin
• payroll - as your team progresses they will need to receive their monthly salary as well as any winnings.
• expenses - you will also be dealing with several expenses including competition entry fees, equipment purchase, office space and much more.
• business banking - your team is ultimately a kind of business, so you will need to set up a business bank account