My Interests
I am an amateur of E-sports. I started my gaming hobby with Nintendo Entertainment System(NES) game in 1998. After my parents bought the PC with Window operating system around 2002, I started to play more complex and more competitive games, such as Quake and Starcraft, and I also started collecting licensed game disks. During my high school period, I participated several E-sport tournament and was trained by a semi-professional e-sport game club. Recently, I am applying my coding and data analytics skill to improve player’s e-sport performance.
While video game industry is accepted by the mainstream in most of the countries in the world, the market (or stage) for E-sport (competitive game matches) is continue to grow. According to Global E-sport market report, the Esports Economy grow to $696 million, a year-on-year growth of 41.3% (Newzoo, 2017). Notably, the Esports industry is not general video game industry. As an MIS student, I am looking forward to having an E-sport related job in the future.
List of the well-known games I owned(including the rank or price I won):
| Quake I |  |
| Starcraft I & Brood War
(WCG 2008 Wuhan preliminaries 5th) |
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| Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne
(Wuhan Internet Cafe Cup 2nd place, $20) |
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| CounterStrike 1.5
(WCG 2008 Wuhan preliminaries solo 32nd) |
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| DOTA & DOTA 2
Wuhan Colleges & Universities E-sport Tournament 7th (2013), $166 |
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| Battlefield 2,3,4
Jet Rank Top 100 in Great China Area |
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| World of Warcraft
Gladiators of Season 9 （Top 0.17% of the players) |
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