Bootcamp culture in esports is both admirable and alarming. 12-16 hour practice days before major tournaments are the norm in some regions. The results show, but so does the burnout. The most forward-thinking organizations are experimenting with shorter, higher-quality sessions rather than grinding volume.
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Bootcamp culture in esports is both admirable and alarming. 12-16 hour practice days before major tournaments are the norm in some regions. The results show, but so does the burnout. The most forward-thinking organizations are experimenting with shorter, higher-quality sessions rather than grinding volume.
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Esports desperately needs better business models.
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