Just recently, I was watching a cyber sport - the Dota 2 championship. It was fun. I've never played Dota 2 and I don't even know what it takes to win. But I was interested when the commentator was talking about the need to capture the opponent's base. In general, nothing is clear, but very interesting! 🤣gillbates21 said:
still, humanity is developing, some in the wrong direction, but still, I see the main thing, in my opinion, is for young people to move more, even if there are new active sports, it’s better than drinking beer or spending time on the Internet
This is similar to a sport that seems to be catching on here in the states called Mountain Falling, The difference seems to be that instead of unicycles, selfies are involved. Results are, I would guess about the same.hexplore35 said:
Padel tennis differs from regular tennis in its features and rules, but it also develops physical activity, coordination and strategic thinking of players. This is an interesting and fun game that can be a good way to pass time and learn how to work as a team.
what the hell is this? any ideas?
