To discourage young gamers from becoming addicted to video games with the dream of becoming professional esports competitors, a Chinese esports team holds ‘esports dissuasion classes’.

With esports becoming increasingly popular internationally and world-class competitors finally being able to support themselves with their earnings, more and more young gamers dream of one day becoming esports stars and use this as an excuse to play video games. Seeing many parents complain about their children focusing more on video games than their education, one Chinese esports organization decided to hold ‘esports dissuasion classes’ to show young gamers the amount of work and time professional esports athletes put in to make it in this highly competitive scene.