Making e-sports more affordable

[fiulpro]

We all understand the value of e-sports in today's era and it is indeed a great deal is a company is all set to develop more free e-sports games
According to the reports Incentive Games have already signed up to do the following, they have already developed 21 e-sports games and of which 14 are totally free to play as well, therefore getting in cannot be more affordable. They would be focused on games such us :

The first game developed for Esports Technologies will centre around the Counter Strike: Global Offensive marketplace, with further plans to develop Dota 2, League of Legends and Valorant-inspired games

Now e-sports technologies and incentive games have now entered a license agreement where they would be providing the users more free to play games using their algorithms based on free to play games in the casinos as well. This can be a game changer since most of the times in e-sports having to pay to wager and play can be a big deal for small players, this can not only help them secure a wide range of audience but it can also help change the whole e-sports gaming as a whole.

Don't forget to check out the source : https://www.gamblinginsider.com/news/16044/incentive-games-signs-up-to-develop-free-to-play-games-for-esports-technologies

What do you think ? Are you going to play on these platforms? I do believe most of the users might already be using them and seeing this incentive get bigger would certainly bring joy with increasing the free game diversity on the sites.

[ethereumhunter]

If the game were completely free and paid for the players, maybe it would interest the players who have played the game before. We know that CounterStrike, DOTA, and so on have a lot of players and if it could be integrated into something new, it would make e-sports even bigger.

It is interesting because we might see a new e-sports game that we probably haven't seen before. So it's better if we wait for further news from the developer so we know what the game is like.

[dothebeats]

Lots of gamers around the world would be happy to be incentivized for the hours they put in to the game. A lot of people are dreaming to get inside the world of esports like their idols, but in order to do this, lots of huge sacrifices should be made first before they can even enter this lucrative world. If someone can bring it closer to a lot of people, it will definitely be a hit and lots will support it. The video gaming industry is still expanding, and if they can integrate gambling, incentives, and gaming all in one, it will be a nice niche market that a lot of people can enjoy.

[Fortify]

We all understand the value of e-sports in today's era and it is indeed a great deal is a company is all set to develop more free e-sports games
According to the reports Incentive Games have already signed up to do the following, they have already developed 21 e-sports games and of which 14 are totally free to play as well, therefore getting in cannot be more affordable. They would be focused on games such us :

The first game developed for Esports Technologies will centre around the Counter Strike: Global Offensive marketplace, with further plans to develop Dota 2, League of Legends and Valorant-inspired games

Now e-sports technologies and incentive games have now entered a license agreement where they would be providing the users more free to play games using their algorithms based on free to play games in the casinos as well. This can be a game changer since most of the times in e-sports having to pay to wager and play can be a big deal for small players, this can not only help them secure a wide range of audience but it can also help change the whole e-sports gaming as a whole.

Don't forget to check out the source : https://www.gamblinginsider.com/news/16044/incentive-games-signs-up-to-develop-free-to-play-games-for-esports-technologies

What do you think ? Are you going to play on these platforms? I do believe most of the users might already be using them and seeing this incentive get bigger would certainly bring joy with increasing the free game diversity on the sites.

I'm really struggling to understand what is new or innovative about what they're doing, besides this press release with all the usual buzzwords to hype themselves up. Almost every sports betting site in the world has been offering bets these really old games like Counterstrike, Dota 2 and League of Legends for probably a decade now. Are they saying they're going to downright copy and clone these games to offer a free version, because that seems to be a blatant way to get yourself in trouble for trademark infringement if they look very similar. People play those really old games because the player base has established over a long time, so you might be able to replicate the idea but you simply won't be able to draw in enough players to make it worthwhile unless you offer something drastically new.

[Fatunad]

Lots of gamers around the world would be happy to be incentivized for the hours they put in to the game. A lot of people are dreaming to get inside the world of esports like their idols, but in order to do this, lots of huge sacrifices should be made first before they can even enter this lucrative world. If someone can bring it closer to a lot of people, it will definitely be a hit and lots will support it. The video gaming industry is still expanding, and if they can integrate gambling, incentives, and gaming all in one, it will be a nice niche market that a lot of people can enjoy.

Gambling is just an attachment or thing which you could really make used to with these events,same goes into sports as well as we know on which events could really be that profitable if it is really considered to be this way.
Its been a while about free games or whatsoever in correlated to it but its true that hooking up players on adopting or recognizing would really be the toughest challenge of any games offered there.
So i dont see for this one to be that something interesting.

[Hydrogen]

Most esports broadcasts I've watched, were not the most watchable content. They don't deliver well on the spectator side of things.

I think they would do better upgrading broadcast and in game camera systems for current games. Or developing games designed to capture good content, play by play breakdown and highlight reel analysis that will appeal more to viewers.

Focusing more on 1 vs 1 platforms. Or team platforms where all of the team members are in the camera frame at the same time. Could be good approaches to follow.

With current multiplayer its too difficult and disjointed to follow what every team member is doing. The camera doesn't know which player perspective to follow as it doesn't know where the main action will be. Its difficult to follow everything that is happening in a perspective that makes sense and is watchable.

[sunsilk]

That's actually a good one.

It's really the virtual reality that we kids have been thinking about before. We can earn through playing and if they're able to incentivize that, I guess many gamers would come back to these games that have stopped playing now and went through the reality of finding jobs.

This should be a heavily invested industry if that's the plan they've got and how would they earn from it.

[qwertyup23]

With current multiplayer its too difficult and disjointed to follow what every team member is doing. The camera doesn't know which player perspective to follow as it doesn't know where the main action will be. Its difficult to follow everything that is happening in a perspective that makes sense and is watchable.

This is one of the problems that some e-sports multiplayer/team games are struggling to offer- how to effectively broadcast and showcase each and every individual' skill. Given that the recent broadcast of players have been steadily improving over the past year, there is still this lacking element where everyone could be seen while effectively being not too overwhelming at the same time.

This is one of those problems that are somehow difficult to address given the nature of multiplayer games. If the camera showcases multiple players at the same time, viewers might get confused on which panel/side to watch; on the other hand, not seeing every player's movements might be frustrating especially if you want to focus on a specific player.

I guess in order to address this problem, viewers must have the option to freely choose on which player to watch their POV.

[goldkingcoiner]

We all understand the value of e-sports in today's era and it is indeed a great deal is a company is all set to develop more free e-sports games
According to the reports Incentive Games have already signed up to do the following, they have already developed 21 e-sports games and of which 14 are totally free to play as well, therefore getting in cannot be more affordable. They would be focused on games such us :

The first game developed for Esports Technologies will centre around the Counter Strike: Global Offensive marketplace, with further plans to develop Dota 2, League of Legends and Valorant-inspired games

Now e-sports technologies and incentive games have now entered a license agreement where they would be providing the users more free to play games using their algorithms based on free to play games in the casinos as well. This can be a game changer since most of the times in e-sports having to pay to wager and play can be a big deal for small players, this can not only help them secure a wide range of audience but it can also help change the whole e-sports gaming as a whole.

Don't forget to check out the source : https://www.gamblinginsider.com/news/16044/incentive-games-signs-up-to-develop-free-to-play-games-for-esports-technologies

What do you think ? Are you going to play on these platforms? I do believe most of the users might already be using them and seeing this incentive get bigger would certainly bring joy with increasing the free game diversity on the sites.

Hmm, well call me a Pessimistic Peter but I think that the main problem will be that this is going to be taken advantage with dirty marketing tactics intended to lure in more players or perhaps there will be some kind of shady "payout" system but only if you do certain tasks and or play certain non-free-to-play games. Because I don't really see an upside for free casino esports games without any kind of bonus for the users other than to play the game without entering some kind of risk.

People who come to online gambling casinos sites usually want to risk something. So what kind of target audience can we get here?

[Wexnident]

I'm rather confused. Aren't most E-Sports titles free to play anyway? The only E-sport I'd consider not to be f2p would be MMO's since those are heavily reliant on the items/equipment you gain from progressing through the game. IF it's something like the game being an esports scene itself, e.g. players don't have to go anywhere or be part of an organization to take part, then it might be interesting to see, but the player base and latency connections might become an issue down in the long run. It's a nice idea but I don't think it'd be good in the long run, especially since it's competing with titles like CSGO and Dota 2 which are big wigs in the scene.

[ralle14]

I prefer to wait and observe what games they'll be dishing out since not all e-sport games are successful from the start and I remember watching other games that are focused on building their own competitive scene but it didn't last too long since the game's popularity was declining.  Free to play is the way to go as we've seen some games going from paid to free recently like PUBG and CSGO for example. I'm curious to see how far their platform will go since it's interesting to see another marketplace that will compete against Valve's Steam marketplace.

[Peanutswar]

Recently e-sports is one of the most trends nowadays because they are now a lot of players actively streaming and making a group to create a yep in a particular game. Most of the games today are free to play because people want to play the game like it's their casual game to enjoy and get entertained. Recently one the top games such as the Dota2, CSGO and the PUBG they release for free and you can see this in Steam the most searched engine for games.

[uneng]

The first game developed for Esports Technologies will centre around the Counter Strike: Global Offensive marketplace, with further plans to develop Dota 2, League of Legends and Valorant-inspired games

Hard to imagine a game inspired on those classics is going to be a trend. It's like expecting an altcoin is going to surpass bitcoin. Clones or imitations aren't likely to please the public. For games developers it's better to focus on original, fresh ideas. That is something the gaming niche is lacking right now. There is nothing new around, every games are (bad) copies of good concepts from the past two decades, which worked perfectly back then.

Personally, I would like to see e-sports growing with RTS games, but I have no hopes regard that, because I know RTS genre isn't popular and there are no significant investment and development on this field. Anyway, if it happened for real, I would be glad to play those games. I follow some RTS games tournaments with cash prizes, but the number of views is too low as are the prizes.

[bittraffic]

The first game developed for Esports Technologies will centre around the Counter Strike: Global Offensive marketplace, with further plans to develop Dota 2, League of Legends and Valorant-inspired games

Hard to imagine a game inspired on those classics is going to be a trend. It's like expecting an altcoin is going to surpass bitcoin. Clones or imitations aren't likely to please the public. For games developers it's better to focus on original, fresh ideas. That is something the gaming niche is lacking right now. There is nothing new around, every games are (bad) copies of good concepts from the past two decades, which worked perfectly back then.

Personally, I would like to see e-sports growing with RTS games, but I have no hopes regard that, because I know RTS genre isn't popular and there are no significant investment and development on this field. Anyway, if it happened for real, I would be glad to play those games. I follow some RTS games tournaments with cash prizes, but the number of views is too low as are the prizes.

Although CSGO is old, I'm certain to play it when there is incentive in doing so. Any one could make money can motivate someone.
I would imagine easy access for someone and every kill will make you money will be a good concept, just imagine a lot of us in one map waiting for a shadow on our cross sight. Its exciting to see how much you'd win when you defuse a bomb or successfully bombed the area.

[strunberg]

Lots of gamers around the world would be happy to be incentivized for the hours they put in to the game. A lot of people are dreaming to get inside the world of esports like their idols, but in order to do this, lots of huge sacrifices should be made first before they can even enter this lucrative world. If someone can bring it closer to a lot of people, it will definitely be a hit and lots will support it. The video gaming industry is still expanding, and if they can integrate gambling, incentives, and gaming all in one, it will be a nice niche market that a lot of people can enjoy.

market will massively growth if integration on gamblng , incentives and gaming applied , we have alternaive to earn money in this cyberspace. gaming industry growth massively in few years ago , and while gambling feature added in this part it would attract more user to play.maybe it will be best feature ever for gamers and gamblers.

[davis196]

I don't really think that e-sports games(like CS:GO) can be considered gambling games.
Games with paid in-game items aren't gambling,because the players don't play with the expectation of winning anything or making profits.They are buying expensive in-game items,in order to win the game and have some fun,not to make money.Perhaps such games will begin shifting to a more gambling oriented business model.
Anyway,this is good news.More free-to-play game is good news for the average gamer,who is most likely a financially broke teenager,using his mom's credit card to buy in-game items on such games.

[uneng]

The first game developed for Esports Technologies will centre around the Counter Strike: Global Offensive marketplace, with further plans to develop Dota 2, League of Legends and Valorant-inspired games

Hard to imagine a game inspired on those classics is going to be a trend. It's like expecting an altcoin is going to surpass bitcoin. Clones or imitations aren't likely to please the public. For games developers it's better to focus on original, fresh ideas. That is something the gaming niche is lacking right now. There is nothing new around, every games are (bad) copies of good concepts from the past two decades, which worked perfectly back then.

Personally, I would like to see e-sports growing with RTS games, but I have no hopes regard that, because I know RTS genre isn't popular and there are no significant investment and development on this field. Anyway, if it happened for real, I would be glad to play those games. I follow some RTS games tournaments with cash prizes, but the number of views is too low as are the prizes.

Although CSGO is old, I'm certain to play it when there is incentive in doing so. Any one could make money can motivate someone.
I would imagine easy access for someone and every kill will make you money will be a good concept, just imagine a lot of us in one map waiting for a shadow on our cross sight. Its exciting to see how much you'd win when you defuse a bomb or successfully bombed the area.

CSGO is still a very popular game, despite its old age. For FPS fans it's a great, simple and fast game, but are hosts/game's support able to fight bots and cheats in real time in a game like that? There was a popular cheat players downloaded, allowing them to aim the head of adversaries automatically, achieving the so desirable "headshot". In official tournaments it's harder to see this happening, because the group of participating players is restricted, select and have already built their reputation along several years, sometimes. However, in a massive arena where everyone can play and earn money, it's 100% sure there will be trickery, like in NFT games and even some popular MMORPGs people use to make money from.

[madnessteat]

Lots of gamers around the world would be happy to be incentivized for the hours they put in to the game. A lot of people are dreaming to get inside the world of esports like their idols, but in order to do this, lots of huge sacrifices should be made first before they can even enter this lucrative world. If someone can bring it closer to a lot of people, it will definitely be a hit and lots will support it. The video gaming industry is still expanding, and if they can integrate gambling, incentives, and gaming all in one, it will be a nice niche market that a lot of people can enjoy.

In my opinion, the development of the game industry is just moving in this direction. Even if you place ads in games that are not too conspicuous and can vary depending on the location of the player, it would bring a huge profit for developers. I'm sure that with the right approach they can spend some of this money to attract players and then there will be a lot more people willing to play than at present.

[michellee]

I feel that the games industry is currently growing rapidly with new technologies being developed by many developers. And the developer itself is trying to provide a new experience for game lovers by issuing many updates to the game. Maybe the experience of playing CSGO, DOTA and other games will be different from before and it will make game lovers feel happy with the new developments from the developers. But if e-sports games were introduced using gambling, I think it could create new problems because many of the users are young people who are prone to addiction problems. So the developers or the people who play the game must understand the situation and try to provide understanding to people who have not been able to control themselves with addiction problems.

[dothebeats]

Lots of gamers around the world would be happy to be incentivized for the hours they put in to the game. A lot of people are dreaming to get inside the world of esports like their idols, but in order to do this, lots of huge sacrifices should be made first before they can even enter this lucrative world. If someone can bring it closer to a lot of people, it will definitely be a hit and lots will support it. The video gaming industry is still expanding, and if they can integrate gambling, incentives, and gaming all in one, it will be a nice niche market that a lot of people can enjoy.

In my opinion, the development of the game industry is just moving in this direction. Even if you place ads in games that are not too conspicuous and can vary depending on the location of the player, it would bring a huge profit for developers. I'm sure that with the right approach they can spend some of this money to attract players and then there will be a lot more people willing to play than at present.

I doubt gamers would like to have some ads on their games, especially if it's a competitive one. It will hinder their focus and even take them out of their momentum if ever an ad interrupts their play. I know this because I'm a gamer myself, and it's extremely annoying to see an ad on screen no matter how small or how subtle it may seem. Platforms that run these games can still profit from other things, though, not just from ads.