Of course, there are plenty of downsides FC 24 Coins. A collection of players who all have hectic schedules and little time for gaming will likely make matchmaking impossible. The vastly variable skills of the few players who turn up will make matches unfair. Not to mention the handful of Dad League (yeah, IArsquo;m capitalising it now, itArsquo;s official) participants may all want to play different games. However, I can dream. 

Is it too much to ask that my fingers donArsquo;t grow stiff after as little as a fortnight off Fortnite? That my reaction speeds dull to those of an arthritic pensioner if I so much as look at a game other than Apex? That I can be casual and competitive? 

That may be an oxymoron. Casual players canArsquo;t be competitive players. I agree to some extent. Esports players need to be committed and rigorous in their training. They need to turn up to scrims, analyse VOD reviews, and train like any athlete. But there must be a middle ground. Something not entirely casual, but not as hardcore as a proper tournament. Maybe thatArsquo;s what Gold rank is for. But maybe there should be something more. Maybe there should be a Dad League. 

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