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E-Sport - L'e-sport

E-sport is the practice of competitive video games. A practice that requires a lot of determination, training, endurance and time on the part of professional gamers. E-sports is available here, like sport, into a set of disciplines grouped by categories according to their forms and specificities.

While the majority of e-sports are played by teams, some are played individually, as is the case in particular for games mimicking combat sports. However, it is generally less a question of reproducing reality, apart from specifically sports simulations, than of adding additional elements to it, or even of inventing from A to a universe and rules. Whether the competition takes place in physics or remotely, on console, computer or mobile phone, the goal remains the same for competitors: to demonstrate that they outperform their opponents on the same field and under the same conditions.

E-sports is beginning to take a place in the largest bodies of traditional sport – particularly around the Olympic Games – which see it as a way to pass on to young people the values of such events. Always like sport, competitors compete in national or continental leagues to try to access world championships at the end of the year.

French players, including Sébastien “Ceb” Debs on Dota 2, Marie-Laure “Kayane” Norindr on Street Fighter, Paul “sOA” Boyer sur League of Legends, Mathieu “AywOo” Herbaut on Counter-Strike, Clément “Clem” Desplanches on StarCraft II and, among the youngest,regularly illustrate with their victories at the most prestigious international competitions.

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