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Originally Posted by DwnWthVwls
Much troll... and basically the problem with every anti-eSports person in this thread. Can't back up your side of the argument, so you troll or pretend like the discussion is over since you're too proud to admit defeat. I'm not dense, I understand the obvious differences in physical exertion in football versus a video game. That doesn't change the fact the by definition you have no ground to stand on for arguing that esports =/= sports. You're the one that brought definitions into this.
You can go back to rustling my jimmy now. Please don't leave me with blueballs.
Still interested in the intensity and skills required for CAD, if you feel like being serious again.
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You're quite passionate about this, so I'll give you a proper definition of what I consider a "Sport".
An activity that requires full motion of the human body. Certainly more than just using your fingers, as was evident in my definition citing that it was not eSports.
As for CAD, for my situation, I get bid proposals from FEMA, and State funding organizations that have extremely small windows of opportunity, so I have to sometimes create complex 3D models, as well as floor by floor blueprints along with foundation requirements, as well as elevations, electrical schematics, load calculations, detail drawings, and civil drawings in sometimes as little as 1 day (8 hours), and it's quite physically and mentally exhausting at times to be able to do this, especially when the proposal requires an extremely large structure. I've been doing CAD for 25 years, so I am conditioned to be able to handle the tasks required to be able to effectively and professionally convey the proposed facilities to the clients in a timely manner.
Hope that satisfies what you're looking to get out of me. I gotta run.