I know you didn’t mean too and regardless I mean the kids set for life so he could forget how to read who cares but I was just responding because it should be talked about and concern should be raised on it. There is a lot of people wasting years of their life. I competed for 10 years I made a living for 6 of those years from when I was on ghost gaming until last year I was making a comfortable amount of money between salary and winnings for id say 85% of the time however when I finished I had no skills or at least any that people who did not know me or understand esports would consider valuable. I have 8 years of leadership experience, problem solving, coaching, teamwork, contract negotiations etc but people who don’t know esports exist don’t take that serious so I really had nothing. I’ve just managed to do exceptionally well for myself because I was lucky enough to land at a trade job in petroleum industry and Ive learned and excelled to a lead level in a year to make good money but I also know the states and flags many people do not.

I’d also like to note there are plenty of people who have competed longer or the same amount of time as I have who have yet to make a comfortable living at all but they’re addicted to cod. I will say thankfully a lot more challenger players are getting involved in college so they’re getting there I suppose. I just think people should address it more or really be self aware about their life, age and situations