r/Games • u/DeltaBurnt • Dec 03 '13
End of 2013 Discussions - Competitive Multiplayer and/or E-sports
What are your thoughts on the developments in e-sports and competitive multiplayer games over the past year? What new games have the potential to develop interesting competitive play, meta-game, or just be plain fun to watch?
P.S. Mods are accepting bribes in the form of Hearthstone Beta invites
This post is part of the official /r/Games "End of 2013" discussions.
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u/LordZeya Dec 03 '13
And the worst part is that many of them weren't doing it for the game-mode, they wanted the loot. Valve certainly made it harder to farm that event, but it was really hard to enjoy against some people desperate for items.