Esports Gaming Room

• Offensive expression
  • Avoid expressing ourselves in an offensive manner toward other players or their actions in the game, regardless of whether they are opponents or teammates.
• Offensive language
  • Avoid using language, nicknames or other expressions that insult another player’s gender, gender identity, origin, physical ability, sexual orientation, religion or age.
• Team dynamic
  • Always support your team, communicating positively and with respect.
• Violent language
  • Avoid using language or actions that refer to sexual violence or other violence.
• Violent actions
  • Avoid acting in a threatening or violent manner.
• Cheating
  • Avoid cheating or hacking.
• Private information
  • Avoid sharing our account information or any other private information that could put ourselves or our peers at risk.
• Harassment
  • You may not harass other players, team members, or other associated parties.
• Sexual Harassment
  • You may not sexually harass other players, team members or other associated parties. There is zero tolerance for any sexual threats or coercion or the promise of advantages in exchange for sexual favors.
• Discrimination and Denigration
  • You may not offend the dignity or integrity of a country, private person, or group of people through contemptuous, discriminatory, or derogatory words or actions on account of race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, ability status, gender identity, language, religion, political opinion or any other opinion, sexual orientation, or any other reason.
• Theft in any capacity will not be tolerated. 
  • If you see an unaccompanied item such as a backpack or prop, return it to the main desk in the Armstrong Student Center or the Redzone desk to be picked up at the building lost and found. Any individual who brings personal belongings and equipment to a League of Geeks event is solely responsible for the security of that equipment and the league is not liable for theft or loss of said equipment.
• In accordance with Miami University policy and State of Ohio Law no use of drugs or alcohol will be tolerated at any Esports events or functions.
• No food is permitted in the rooms. 
• Water is the only form of drink that is allowed into the space.
  • It must be in a closed lid container and kept on the floor.
  • No water bottles on the tables or desks.

• Aim Lab
• Apex Legends
• Brawlhalla
• Call of Duty: Warzone
• CrossFire
• Destiny 2
• Dota 2
• Dota Underlords
• Eternal Return: Black Survival
• Fortnite
• Genshin Impact
• Halo Infinite
• Hearthstone
• Heroes of the Storm
• Overwatch 2
• Legend of Legends
• Legends of Runeterra
• Lost Ark
• Magic the Gathering: Arena
• Paladins
• Path of Exile
• Realm Royale
• Rocket League
• Rogue Company
• SMITE
• Splitgate
• StarCraft II
• Team Fortress 2
• VALORANT
• Warframe

Esports are multiplayer video games played competitively, often for spectators.

From improving cognitive abilities to enhancing social skills, esports benefit competitors’ personal development in many ways. 

• Social engagement - Learn the importance of sportsmanship and teamwork while cultivating better discipline and higher self-esteem. 
• Cognitive improvements - Improve memory, focus, and attention while learning problem-solving skills and enhancing creativity.
• Develop motor skills - Exercise fine motor skills and develop better hand-eye coordination and gaming performance.

The Armstrong Student Center provides a handful of licenses for some titles in order for users to play without needing to own the game personally. 

• Fortnite
• Valorant
• Counter strike
• League Of Legends
• Apex Legends
• Call of Duty War Zone
• Dota 2
• StarCraft II
• Underlords

For most competitive games, players usually prefer to use their own accounts in order to maintain their rankings and stat-tracking, so we will provide a small number of licenses for players who want to play on a more casual basis. Each computer in the Esports Gaming Room will be installed with software called GGLeap that makes it easy for users to log into whatever accounts they have (Steam, Battle.net, etc) in order to play the games they own.

No. We ask that you do not install other games that are either not installed or not-approved. Installing or playing games that are not on the list of approved games is a violation of Esports Gaming Room policy.

The Esports Gaming Room is free for any student drop in recreation during our normal hours. If you or your club would like to reserve space for practices or events, it may be available for rentals.

The Esports Gaming Room can host meetings, tryouts, practices, tournaments, and more. As long as your request is submitted in advance for approval, suggestions are more than welcome!

Yes! You don’t need to provide any gaming gear. All devices and peripherals are provided. Headsets and XL mousepads can be checked out from the Redzone desk attendant.

You will need to create your own gaming accounts.

Yes! Many players prefer to use their favorite controller for optimal play. 

Miami University is not responsible for lost, damaged, or stolen property.

We are located on the second floor of the Armstrong Student Center, down the hallway across from the Redzone.

Email Kallan Imhoff, Assistant Director for AV, Technology, and Facilities in the Armstrong Student Center at imhoffke@MiamiOH.edu.