Esports is the most age sensitive of all of them but they all are careers people can follow in gaming. I noticed you mentioned streaming but you hardly mentioned gaming videos? There a particular reason for that? Both as a creator and a viewer I prefer videos over streams personally. I have a love-hate relationship with editing too because it takes a while but I love some of the creative things I can do with editing. That doesn't really apply to streaming.

I do agree Steemit has a good gaming community. It's interesting seeing what people post. Some people even do the screenshot type of lets plays instead of videos which is that little bit different so it's a cool thing. I prefer videos but that format is cool and that bit different to what you see mostly nowadays. Gaming is not immune to those who are sharing other people's content as their own, which is not cool, but aside from that it is a pretty cool gaming community we are developing here. There's a couple of accounts here too that are quite a reasonable size on other platforms too.

I personally share my YouTube and Dailymotion videos here. I tried using Dtube too but unfortunately I just have too much trouble with Dtube. It shits itself while uploading more than half the time unfortunately plus I find often when trying to watch dtube videos they buffer forever and don't progress to where I have to give up, which sucks since in those cases I miss out on seeing other people's content simply because it won't play. I wish people who upload to Dtube would also upload elsewhere and share that link as well so people don't have to just miss out if dtube isn't working. I think dtube plus Aussie internet is just a bad combination unfortunately.

I don't agree with those who go "you should do it just because you like it and not worry about money at all" but people trying to make an income on here should still be doing what they like and are passionate about rather than making any content to make an income but blind Freddy can see they don't care about what they are making and doing, and people should also be aware that they can make an income doing this, but they shouldn't be expecting to get rich either. Great for them if they do, but most won't. Quite a few regardless of the platform eventually make enough to have a proper income from gaming but they aren't exactly Pewdiepie rich or anything and that's more what people should aim at than being rich. If they instead become rich and make a shittonne that's great but it isn't exactly the most common outcome so people shouldn't go in expecting that and then getting disappointed. The most common outcome is achieving much less than a full time income, but the full time income result is much much more common than the rich person result. Sometimes people get blinded though and expect the top income and I don't blame them, but if someone can get just a normal income through gaming that is an amazing accomplishment in itself and they should be proud of themselves for achieving that. Even working part time but making enough from gaming to work on gaming part time is pretty awesome compared to your only income source being one job.