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Should competitive gaming tournaments ban single-use plastics and energy-inefficient gear, even if it hurts performance?
As esports tournaments expand globally, their environmental footprint grows, with single-use plastics and energy-inefficient gear contributing to waste and carbon emissions. Cast your vote on whether sustainability should take precedence over peak performance in competitive gaming.
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