What most people don't consider is four factors have to come into harmony for a game to be viable as an esport. Sponsors, public interest, and game mechanics are the big three but the most important aspect is understanding, "Not every game can/should be an esport."
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There are literally millions of players playing competitive Minecraft minigames. On console, the minigames are developed in-house. On bedrock edition, some minigame servers are "official partners". Denying the existence of this is telling a real community that it has no value
Despite all of the issues, millions of real players choose to play these minigames because the gameplay (+ combat) is actually really good, competitive fun - despite how you feel. SkyWars + Bed Wars are some of the most popular competitive games on PC (not just in Minecraft)
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You'r so damn right, same thing about art expression, I've been using Minecraft for my school work and my teachers approved it.
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That’s really cool
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