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1
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competitive gaming
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Europe
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Recognized as a popular form of entertainment, but not typically viewed as a traditional sport
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1
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2
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game immersion
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Eastern European countries
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Amplified by immersive and atmospheric gaming environments, often with a focus on escapism and fantasy
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1
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3
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role-playing games (rpgs)
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Europe
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Popular as a geeky hobby for enthusiasts and gamers
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1
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4
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role-playing games (rpgs)
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Europe
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Often associated with fantasy settings, magic, and medieval themes
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1
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5
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role-playing games (rpgs)
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Europe
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Emphasis on individual character development and decision-making
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1
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6
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role-playing games (rpgs)
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Europe
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Often played using physical game materials like rulebooks, maps, and dice
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1
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7
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role-playing games (rpgs)
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Europe
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Traditionally viewed as a niche hobby with dedicated fan communities
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1
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