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- Sep 22 2008 at 04:56:32:PM PST
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um i just play games and stay healthy as well by not being a addicted gamer mind you I'm not a casual gamer either.
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While I hope this will change, the CGS has hardly been good towards being inviting to women to compete. The only category they have for women is in DOA. And if you are talking about being non-seperatist then there shouldn't even be a women's and a men's DOA. It should just be DOA. Instead the seperation makes sure every team has one female on it and then they get praised for that.
I absolutely can't believe that they are unable to find any female counterstrike players.
I actually think the MLG has done the best job in being accessible to women that want to go the professional gaming route.
But like I said, I hope that CGS does take that into consideration and change in the future, since I really enjoy how organized the CGS is.
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Where do you see gaming in 5 to 10 years?I love this prediction. Its so bad....lol Nice interview though Nuyo. It's definitely important to take care of your body, even for video games. Some of the common bad gaming habits I know of are typing on the keyboard with your wrists extended (you should keep them straight) and hyperextending fingers while pressing buttons.I have said this a few times now, but I think we will evolve to using a glove instead of controller.
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Be nice! He is working on things. :) I agree with gamingangel about the CGS. I feel they are the WWE of gaming...just an opinion mind you.
I like what Tobias had to say and he seems to be thinking ahead. He may be right that gaming will head into more of the virtual reality realm...only time will tell.
He is a great guy and really intelligent. I guess we will have to see where it all goes!
**muah**
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