Jaime "Karma" Bickford was the only woman in the Rocket League Championship Series — that’s right, the only woman out of over 100 pro Rocket League players. Now, under G2 Luna, Karma is hoping to encourage and inspire other female Rocket League players — and female gamers in general — to step out of their comfort zone and compete with other women with the hopes of ultimately getting female gamers into the RLCS and other major tournament series. It’s no secret that women have had a hard time competing in the esports scene due to a lot of setbacks that non-female players don’t face, including toxic behavior and harassment when they attempt to communicate in ranked modes. A recent study found that 47 percent of female gamers “suffered abuse” while gaming. To combat this and make it easier to enter the esports scene, a lot of competitive games have started including all-female tournament series, including the VALORANT Game Changers.G2 Luna pro Carlee "kiaa" Eichhorst said: “I feel a lot mo...
