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Video games
Sport?
Yes?
No?
Video games
Sport?
Yes?
No?
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I would say equal or more skill/prowess as darts - which I would categorize as sport (but not video games)it doesn't fit what we normally think of as sport so I looked at a couple of definitions to see if it could be technically classified as one.
They all involve physical exertion or prowess. So no, in neither sense is it a sport unless we want to redefine both what we think of as a sport and its actual definition.
We can call it a skill.
and if its going to be a sport then it needs tougher regulations. No more juicing (I'm looking at you Mountain Dew)
I think these are arguments are semantic more than anything else. There is no single definition of what a sport is, nor is there some meaningful reason to make such a classification . . . so it's kind of a waste of time, IMO.
Personally, I don't think video game e-sports are sports. But I'm certainly not going to argue with someone who presents a thoughtful argument that they are. I don't really care one way or the other. Same with Nascar.
I would say equal or more skill/prowess as darts - which I would categorize as sport (but not video games)
I think these are arguments are semantic more than anything else. There is no single definition of what a sport is, nor is there some meaningful reason to make such a classification . . . so it's kind of a waste of time, IMO.
Personally, I don't think video game e-sports are sports. But I'm certainly not going to argue with someone who presents a thoughtful argument that they are. I don't really care one way or the other. Same with Nascar.
Not until you get your own shoes.But how do you feel about bowling?