Category Archives: Esports

PUBG : NEW STATE

PUBG new state is the one and only game we all have been waiting for and luckily this time The Indian Government didn’t ban it and this pubg literally just gamed up which was greate I saw that the new pubg has shown possible future of 2036 which is bright.

In this game krafton has patnered with Mr. Elon Musk and as you can see the tesla cars with all the models and New skins(VERY COOL). You can even see new drones and new Architecture everywhere with new guns and modified character.

Although the objective of the game stays the same which is a bit boring if I may. Krafton could atleast add one thing but he added nothing. I as a blogger would like to send a message to krafton that “ADD SOMETHING NEW IN OBJECTIVES”.

PUBG: New State may now arrive in India on October 31. The release date was revealed via the Apple App Store listing for the game.

LET THE GAMES BEGIN!!!!

10 reason’s why

Some parents stop there children from playing esports claiming its a waste of time. Well I’ve 10 reasons why we should play esports for Starters it helps you to focus and take big decisions quickly. It even helps in critical thinking and hand-eye coordination and it increases memory capacity. These days esports scholarships are available and yes esports scholarships do exist. Esports is a growing industry and if you’re a professional gamer you can easily get a job in the esports industry. And it doesn’t impact in your health unless and until you play it too much. My take: please play esports and you don’t know you can be the best gamer.

Esports in Schools Brings Success to More Students

  • Teens are all about gaming. In 2018, the Pew Research Center reported that 97% of teen boys and 83% of teen girls played video games. Some of these teens are involved in school sports and clubs. Many, however, are not. By offering esports as an extracurricular activity, schools reach students who often are otherwise disengaged from the school community. Esports in schools can transport these kids from the solitary world of digital gaming into the common space of the school computer lab or library commons. These otherwise uninvolved students join the ranks of their successfully involved peers: More likely to be engaged during classes. More likely to graduate. More likely to aspire to higher education. And less likely to suffer and spread the harms of feeling out of sync with their school community.