Games like Dota 2, Fortnite, PUBG, League of Legends, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, and Fifa are household names in eSports and inspire a huge audience. But are you interested in the coverage of competitive games at all, and if so, which titles are of particular interest to you?

Are you interested in professional eSports?

The sporting competition with computer games, the so-called eSport, in multiplayer mode inspires an audience of millions, both in the broad and in the professional field.

Well-known games such as Dota 2, Fortnite, PUBG, League of Legends, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive and Fifa are both a magnet for players and audiences, but are ComputerBase readers also interested?

Would you like to see news about eSports?

Would you like ComputerBase to report more about eSports and related events? Would you be interested in news and reports about known eSports events?

Which eSports titles are particularly interesting for you?

The eSports games segment covers genres such as first-person shooters, battle royale, strategy games, sports games and wargames. The professional competitive gaming sector is dominated in particular by titles such as Dota 2, League of Legends and Fortnite, which pay out by far the highest prize money.

In terms of prize money, major eSports events can already compete with international sporting events, but which titles are you most interested in when it comes to eSports?

Last but not least, in today’s Sunday question, the editors would like to find out whether our readers are also active in eSports themselves. Detailed reports on your experiences are explicitly welcome in the comments to this message.

Participation is expressly desired

The editors would be very pleased to receive well-founded and detailed reasons for your decisions in the comments to the current Sunday question. If you have completely different favorites in one of the genres, please write it in the comments. Or is there an influencing factor that you would like to tackle but just can’t?

Readers who have not yet participated in the last Sunday polls are welcome to do so. There are still exciting discussions going on in the ComputerBase forum, especially about the last polls.

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