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Dodgeball vs. NASCAR

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in Alex’s Olde Tyme Sports Pub

Dodgeball leagues are forming, which is more a sport? 48 members have voted

  1. 1. Dodgeball leagues are forming, which is more a sport?

    • NASCAR
      14%
      7
    • Dodgeball
      85%
      41

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I'm sure many of you have seen the SC special segments on video gaming.

 

One of the best video gamers in the world, Jonathan "Fatality" Wendel, compared being a professional video gamer to being a NASCAR driver. You become an expert at using a machine/tool and use your skills and that tool against others. That is to say having a faster computer would theoretically allow one gamer to beat another gamer of equal skill. The same goes for race car driving.

 

If NASCAR is a sport, you have to call professional video gaming a sport too.

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    I'm sure many of you have seen the SC special segments on video gaming.

     

    One of the best video gamers in the world, Jonathan "Fatality" Wendel, compared being a professional video gamer to being a NASCAR driver.  You become an expert at using a machine/tool and use your skills and that tool against others.  That is to say having a faster computer would theoretically allow one gamer to beat another gamer of equal skill.  The same goes for race car driving.

     

    If NASCAR is a sport, you have to call professional video gaming a sport too.

    Hmm, I like the parallel. I've watched some Halo LAN battles that went on for almost 24 hours.

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    I'm sure many of you have seen the SC special segments on video gaming.

     

    One of the best video gamers in the world, Jonathan "Fatality" Wendel, compared being a professional video gamer to being a NASCAR driver.  You become an expert at using a machine/tool and use your skills and that tool against others.  That is to say having a faster computer would theoretically allow one gamer to beat another gamer of equal skill.  The same goes for race car driving.

     

    If NASCAR is a sport, you have to call professional video gaming a sport too.

    That's stupid! Have you read anything in this entire thread? 130 degrees in the car? Dehydration? There's no "pause" button in the car!

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    I'm sure many of you have seen the SC special segments on video gaming.

     

    One of the best video gamers in the world, Jonathan "Fatality" Wendel, compared being a professional video gamer to being a NASCAR driver.  You become an expert at using a machine/tool and use your skills and that tool against others.  That is to say having a faster computer would theoretically allow one gamer to beat another gamer of equal skill.  The same goes for race car driving.

     

    If NASCAR is a sport, you have to call professional video gaming a sport too.

    What exactly would a video gamer know about racing a car? :huh:

     

    :rolleyes:

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    I dont know if i would really go off of anything a professional video game player says, but thats just me.

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    ESPN TV covered the World Spelling Bee Championship. Do they cover any Video Game Tournaments?

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