according to the US government, esports is real...

[quote=OTGBionicArm]Wow, Sirell just owned the thread. Good on you, Sirell.[/quote]

[quote=EvilDice]like i can't really see any negatives for allowing lcs players to get visas easier.. what's wrong with this?[/quote]

[quote=OTGBionicArm]OP's just mad because it doesn't make sense to his definition of "sport"[/quote]

[quote=sirell][quote=OTGBionicArm] Wow, Sirell just owned the thread. Good on you, Sirell. [/quote] Reps plz. [quote=Thalia Kael] Interesting fact continuation : [s]I think[/s] the ELO system was even originally invented to rank chess players =)[/quote] Fix'd. =D Hi5 ~ ♪[/quote]

[quote=A Chubby Baby]Sweet, now I don't need to go outside for good exercise. Stay home and play all day~[/quote]

[quote=Crows foot]It would give you good exercise in some ways. What would be interesting would be to mount a keyboard and mousepad on a treadmill and take walks while playing![/quote]

[quote=A Chubby Baby]^Well I guess computer games do improve your reflexes.[/quote]

[quote=-NA- Veng Lmfao]Sirell summed up everything perfectly, good job! But I'll put my own spin on things... An elite athlete will spend hours every week training & preparing. The athlete will master his skills. An elite eSports player will spend hours every week training & preparing. The eSports player will master his skills. Notice a trend? Each requires a high level of effort. Physically or mentally, both are putting in a large amount of hours to reach the level that is required of them. What difference does it make if they are allowed to get Visa's or if it's even registered as a sport? Does it change how you perform your daily tasks and activities? I think it's just another thing for you to whine about.[/quote]

[quote=TheBlueReaper]Caucheka bitching about something. What a suprise :O Sirell owning the thread tho +rep'd[/quote]