Leadership and Service in Competitive Gaming
6.
Do ONE of the following:
Pick exactly one of the three options below. Each one asks you to step outside your own gaming habits and engage with the wider gaming and esports world — whether by teaching others, studying how a broadcast works, or experiencing the energy of a live event in person.
Your Options
- Req 6a — Teach Digital Citizenship: Lead a short lesson for your troop, patrol, or family on online gaming safety or digital citizenship.
- Req 6b — Watch a Live Esports Event: Watch or attend a live-streamed esports competition and study how the broadcast and audience interaction work.
- Req 6c — Attend an Esports Event: Attend an in-person esports tournament, convention, or community event with another person.
Choosing Your Option
Consider these factors before deciding
- Time available: Option A can be planned and delivered in a single troop or family meeting; Options B and C depend on when events are actually happening near you or streaming online.
- Comfort level: Option A is a good fit if you’re comfortable speaking in front of a group; Options B and C are better if you’d rather observe and analyze than teach.
- Access: Option B only requires an internet connection, since many major tournaments stream for free; Option C requires an actual event nearby or one you can travel to.
- What you’ll gain: Option A builds teaching and leadership skills; Option B builds analytical skills around how esports broadcasts are produced; Option C builds firsthand experience with the culture and atmosphere of live competitive gaming.