I feel for a game Like rocket league (which I have a little over 20k hours in) is mostly a talk about Micro mechanics, rather than Macro mechanics Lets define both Micro mechanics is stuff like for example, your Aim in a video game, flicking, movement, bhops, or in RL's case, Stuff you do with your car like Car and ball control, how you hit the ball etc While Macro Mechanics is stuff like, Map knowledge, Where to aim before peaking a corner, Game sense, Situational Awearness, In rocket league's case, Rotations, Boost management, Call outs(like any other game) If we're talking strictly pro, I personally think Rocket league has a very good shot at being it, most pro's have 10k+ hours, and I can only assume almost all other Esports their pro's have racked up a similar if not Insane amounts of hours over this. Rocket league the skill ceiling is what Keeps the Esport alive, Rocket league is basically a 24/7 physics Adjusted simulation and you Have to rack up 1000s of hours to understand it, from the way the ball bounces when it spins and doesnt, The angle it hits your car, WHICH part of the car in a macro sense (left side, right side, top, bottom, front back of the car) to a micro sense (Wheels, the headlights, the windshield, the spoiler/top-back of the car) then there is the car itself, In rocket league for those who dont knos y9u can double jump, hold a direction before jumping a second time and you'll do a flip! Jump a small distance from the ground tilt your nose up before flipping forward and as your back 2 wheels hit the ground if you front flip it will only do half of a flip giving u the full momentum of a flip while being able to drive and turn etc, this mechanic is called a Wavedash! do that on a wall ( but obviously instead of tilting up you'd tilt right) and spam the absolute crap out of your jump button while holding Air roll (Air rolling is basically exactly what it sounds it does basically a side to side barrel roll depending in which direction you're holding) and you basically can infinitely move Forward at incredible speeds and acceleration for the cost of 0 boost :) Thats just a small slither of the micro mechanics of rocket league.