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Scott Robertson
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Esports Reporter and Staff Writer, Dot Esports
Chicago, Indiana
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Biography
Esports and gaming writer for over 10 years.
Gaming and esports
Content
By Scott Robertson Verified, Jerome Heath Verified| Dot Esports Verified Unfortunately, the VAN-81 error code in VALORANT can be a common issue when attempting to connect. This error prevents you from logging into the game, and the only option presented to you is just to quit. The VAN-81 error code appearing means that “VALORANT has encountered a connection error,” according to . It’s unclear exactly what the problem is, especially considering Riot’s support page lists several VAN error codes generally described as connection errors.
By Scott Robertson Verified| Insider Gaming@ Skins in CS2, as you know, can fetch a pretty penny on the high side, but what about cheap skins in CS2? A virtual economy worth billions is the result of the introduction of tradeable skins to Counter-Strike over a decade ago, highlighted by the rarest and most lucrative weapon skins. Some of the rarest skins ever opened from a case have sold for thousands of dollars, but not everyone has the money to throw around so lavishly.
By Scott Robertson Verified| Insider Gaming@ Amongst all the numerous settings you can tinker with in Counter-Strike 2, there’s arguably none more important than your crosshair. Crosshairs in CS2 can take on different forms, shapes, or sizes, and finding the right one for you is of the utmost importance. Of course, what can be considered the “best” CS2 crosshair may not be the best for you, as it comes down to personal preference.
Company Info
Dot Esports
Dot Esports is a prominent online platform dedicated to esports coverage, established in December 2013. It serves as a global hub for esports news, updates, and insights, and is part of the GAMURS network, which focuses on gaming and entertainment content. The platform offers comprehensive coverage of various esports games, including tournament updates, team performances, and player profiles. Dot Esports also engages its audience through content creation, producing articles, videos, and social media posts. Community engagement is a key aspect, with interactions occurring through comments and social media channels. Owned by the GAMURS Group since 2016, Dot Esports operates with a small team and has a global reach, catering to a diverse audience of esports fans, teams, and organizations. It plays a vital role in the esports media landscape by delivering in-depth analysis and coverage of events and trends.
Toronto, Canada
Founded: 2013