[su_dropcap style=”simple” size=”4″]I[/su_dropcap]n the previous article we’ve talked about the benefits of gaming guilds. Now, let’s get down and dirty and walk through how to actually build your own gaming guild. If it sounds like a big and challenging quest, guess what: IT IS a big and challenging quest. But since when has big and challenging scare off gamers?

Step One: Vision

Have a vision. It starts with a dream, folks. How do you imagine your gaming guild to look like? What types of games will it focus on? What kind of people do you hope will join your guild? What will be the uniting philosophy/belief between the people? Work through these things in your head (tip: writing it out helps) and once you’re sure of what you want your guild to look like, then you can proceed.

[su_dropcap style=”simple” size=”4″]G[/su_dropcap]aming in the 21st century revolves around the key factor of community, usually online on platforms like Discord. When we’re talking about GameFi and blockchain games, the success of a certain game highly depends on the communities buying into the world of the game.

Benefits of a Gaming Guild

A gaming guild provides communal connection, a place to ask questions and familiarize oneself with new features or products. For blockchain games, the guild also provides a bridge to help the player take the first steps into the blockchain. From the smallest things like opening a crypto wallet, how to make sure the account is secure, and how to get more information about new games and how to earn from those games.

[su_dropcap style=”simple” size=”4″]W[/su_dropcap]hen someone says they want to be in showbiz, people usually think oh, so you want to be a famous actor/actress? While that could be the case, there are also many other career opportunities like directing, producing, set design, scriptwriting, etc.

That’s pretty much the same case with eSports. If you say you want a career in eSports, most people will respond by thinking you want to be a professional gamer. Sure, there’s that route. But there are also so many other career opportunities in the eSports industry aside from being a professional gamer. Let’s take a look at some of those job possibilities.

1. Event Organizing

Tournaments, expos, and special launch events all need people to manage the event well. From negotiating and communicating with venues, planning and organizing the food and beverages throughout the events, making schedules and itineraries for top gamers, making press releases and coordinating media engagement, these all go into the behind the scenes of a smooth, memorable, and safe eSports event for everyone involved.

[su_dropcap style=”simple” size=”4″]H[/su_dropcap]ave you noticed how many video game genres have evolved in the past few decades? ESports, video games played in professional competitions, have also manifested in several major genres. If you still have no idea what they are, let’s explore these 5 exciting genres of eSports!

Multiplayer Online Battle Arena (MOBA)

Multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) is one of the most popular eSports genres. This game is played by two teams competing to conquer the opponent’s base on a designed battlefield with various opportunities and obstacles. Each unit consists of specific roles according the character’s skill set. If you are interested in MOBA, here’s the list: Mobile Legends, Dota 2, League of Legends, SMITE, Heroes of the Storm, and Arena of Valor.