What’s the cancer that you think is ruining games? For me it’s esports

What’s the cancer that you think is ruining games? For me it’s esports.

Greed

Twitch

E-celebs

esports will evolve into "professional" AIs playing video games.

the consolidation of all the money and talent into a handful of big publishers that focus on masscult games that i'm not really interested in

Normalfags.

Mass media

big e-sports, yeah
small local shit was fine

Companies like EA and Activision that grew on licenses and shovel ware having any kind of control over industry directions

The japanese. The entire reason the videogame market is in the situation it is in is because the gooks ruined the global electronics market by dumping their cheap shit in the 80s and 90s while crying if anyone tried to stop it.

Where would games be if they hadn't?

Critics aren’t demanding enough. They are so easily impressed and swayed by hype

Yet people trash Jim Sterling.

Fun arcade style experiences. Unlike the current cinematic shit introduced by Kojima.

Cancerous fanbases

Won't games just be decided by picks+bans or what side they start on at that point?

racism and sexism

I just don't bother to watch it.
Simple as that.

He may be critical but he's still a sjw lardass

SJWs, what else?

DLC
Microtransactions
Cosmetics
Lootboxes
E-sports
Competitiveness
3rd party chat programs
Popularity of video games
Politics
Exclusives
Non-free beta testing (EA)
Capitalism
Cryptocurrencies
Women
Cancerous fanbases

Just to mention a few

prety on the money here. personal pet peeves include SJW-ing and (timed)exclusives.

SJW
soyboy
mobile
lootboxes
big companies like EA
but, the biggest cancer was for gaming to become mainstream

How do you even get triggered by esports if you're not looking for esports to trigger you?

How are esports ruining single-player games?

Esport is only ruining PC and online gaming

Market trends are moving towards online only multiplayer games.

Yeah I'm seeing all these single player games disappearing, there were none last year.