Do you guys care about WGL or WoT "pro scene" in general?

eekeeboo: Well so far from what i've read.... there's a lot of criticism coming from people who actually know so little about WGL.    What most people completely miss out on. WGL is an opportunity to learn from pro players and see the best way to get the most out of the tanks.    The other point is that for some, you can watch tennis or golf... but not football/rugby. Yet each respective audience would scorn the other and then compare it to people who deem snooker and darts sports and how they are not valid etc. Each is to their own, please do not try to generalise.    Below i respond to the statements made by others.     There have been attempts at tier 10 and CW like battles.... it was super campy, super long and super boring.    "caster who is REALLY into games he casts/analyses in WoT" In every league you watch there are casters who have either been a pro player in other games or have been pro players in tanks themselves, as such have excellent insight into the game and the intricacies.    As for the game making it into ESL and Esports. Any game can get there if there are enough serious players and backing of gaming prizes for people to compete over. The old linear and out-dated view of e-sports and what they are no longer applies.    Many people no longer appreciate WoT esports due to a lack of prizes for viewers.