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  1. Hello everyone,

    Cookie Run Kingdom is an adventure game, action-fighting very interesting and engaging, the game has very good graphics and storyline. However, to get stronger, you need to make a deposit. I have no finance, so I often run code from publishers, I heard that is coming soon. So how do I get the game code? Hope everyone let me know.

    Thanks everyone.

  2. Hello everyone,

    Currently, esports are developing very well. The game that attracts the most participation is probably LOL. Each tournament can attract dozens, even hundreds of followers. It also brings huge income for the participating athletes, bringing profits to the sponsors. E-sports tournaments are also very competitive between the athletes participating in the tournament, between teams. So I think I should consider esports to be a sport.

    Thanks everyone.

  3. On 3/23/2021 at 12:59 AM, Patrik said:

    Short Answer : Yes

    Long Answer : also Yes, but with a small clarification, it can be actually way better than lot of offline jobs where people are being stressed for the whole day, streamers or even youtubers gathering a decent income from Youtube that they probably never think about quitting ever

    That's true, thank for your comment

  4. On 3/22/2021 at 2:38 AM, skyfire said:

     I think there are people who play it as a part of testing work. And that can turn out to be a hobby. A lot of people who are into this are making it a career now even with streaming jobs from brands. But I prefer not making it daily job as it would ruin the fun. 

    It spoils the fun, but it gives you other things.

  5. On 3/21/2021 at 5:52 AM, killamch89 said:

    It's true - I know plenty of people who've tried to be streamers and they ended up suffering burnout to the point they started hating games.

    But if you have a hobby that makes money, especially a lot of money, you should also try it right?

  6. On 3/20/2021 at 7:25 PM, Empire said:

    Can be hard to start and to get going, but once you are up and get going you can earn or do it as a full time job. No idea how much money you do get though

    Yes, thanks you a lot

  7. On 3/20/2021 at 2:47 PM, Withywarlock said:

    You've answered the question in the title. So, yes, gaming can be a job. Whether it's a lucrative job depends on some measures within your control such as charisma and choice of game, and others not in your control like your audience and algorithms.

    This is where it gets tricky - is it enough money to quit your day job, even if it may end up requiring more hours?

    It doesn't have to be a job to generate revenue. It might be enough to get 'beer money', which as the name suggests, is enough to buy some beers while your wages elsewhere pay for the rest of your living costs.

    Thanks for your detailed comment.

  8. Hello everyone,

    Currently the streamer job is a very hot job, attracting a lot of people to join because of the profits it brings. The streamers often live stream the game, making money from that stream. It can be said that playing game can be considered a job because it brings money to everyone. Do you guys think like that?

    Thanks everyone.

  9. On 3/13/2021 at 6:44 PM, Shagger said:

    Welcoming to VGR.

     

    ‎Đó là một câu hỏi khó trả lời chắc chắn khi bạn không tham khảo một trò chơi cụ thể, nhưng điều tôi có thể đề xuất là đăng nhập vào Nintendo eShop trên bảng điều khiển Switch của bạn và xem những gì có sẵn. Tôi đã tìm thấy điều này hơi cũ (2018) hình thức bài viết ‎‎Elecspo có‎‎ thể giúp đỡ.‎

    Thanks for your comment, I will try it

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