Curious how digital competitions are reshaping the youth mindset?

Does anyone else feel like competitive video gaming is doing more than just entertaining kids these days? I’ve noticed some teens taking it as seriously as traditional sports. Is this just a phase, or is something bigger going on here?

You're definitely onto something—it’s not just a phase. What used to be casual gaming has evolved into a highly structured industry with teams, sponsorships, and dedicated training routines. If you're wondering how this shift is influencing younger generations in a broader sense, there's a compelling breakdown here: https://www.iuemag.com/inspi-news/inspi-writes/the-rise-of-esports-in-india/ . It sheds light on how esports in particular are transforming perspectives on careers, discipline, and even education in places like India. Worth a read if you're trying to make sense of this rapid evolution.

It’s fascinating how digital trends are quietly reshaping how young people approach teamwork, strategy, and career planning—even outside of traditional settings.