With the meteoric growth of competitive gaming both overseas and at home, it is getting harder and harder for the average player to remain competitive.<\/p>\n
Most international competitive gamers are employed full-time by Multi-Gaming Organisations, who own a number of teams under the same name, such as Na’Vi or Team Liquid.<\/p>\n
These high-level gamers practice for most of the day and each team has a dedicated coach and strategist who are constantly trying to figure out the best strategies.<\/p>\n
Because these players spend so much time practicing with their team, many of them move move into gaming houses organised by their MGO, and simply live and play video games with their organisation.<\/p>\n
While the players and team members are working hard, it’s difficult not to feel envious of the full-time professional gamers having a constant LAN party in an MGO-provided home.<\/p>\n