Fitting in and feeling comfortable has never been easy. Struggling to find an identity, surrounded by people who just do not understand, always feeling like the odd one out – it’s a challenge to find a place of true belonging.
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Cal Poly Esports to host Grand Finals of SLO Valorant Champions Tour
According to a discord post detailing the regular season, the grand finals are the culmination of a six week season where ten teams composed of 50 Cal Poly students and alumni faced off playing weekly matches for circuit points with the end goal of being seeded into the playoffs.
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The toxic side of gaming for women
This discrimination against women is deep-rooted in the gaming community and started when developers first made video games.
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Cal Poly’s Esports club works to create updated computer lab for players
However, having a Mac may not be a problem anymore. The Cal Poly Esports Club is working on adding an updated computer lab for their competitive players.
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SLO Smash Community builds friendships beyond the screen
Smashbro club comes together as a gaming community.
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Virtual reality: Changing the virtually impossible to the virtually possible
Imagine you could transport yourself anywhere, all with the use of a cardboard box. It’s possible.
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Fall Minicon draws student gamers
David Liebig arts@mustangdaily.net Mighty heroes joined forces to conquer legendary beasts, swashbuckling seafarers convened to swindle one another and clue-hungry sleuths unraveled elusive mysteries — all within the minds of […]
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Webcomics: The New Funny Pages
On the internet, you can find self-published comics of any style—whether it be the strips of Sunday newspapers or the full pages of comic books. The internet offers a variety […]
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Get your game on at the annual PolyCon convention
Although most of the attendees aren’t even remotely related, the gaming convention called PolyCon has become a family reunion for many people for 29 years.