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Overview

DG Esports is a professional esports organization based in Dowon, described as an organization that "invites you to experience intense clashes at the top, where victories are achieved with blood, sweat, and tears." It serves as the employer for the Pro Gamer career line, offering a three-tier promotion path with one of the highest top salaries in the game at 1,998 Meow per day.

DG Esports is exclusive to Dowon. The Bliss Bay equivalent is the Bliss Bay Nautilus football team, which shares the same salary structure but offers shorter work shifts.

Career Path

The Pro Gamer career at DG Esports is a rabbit hole job. Zois board a taxi to the organization's facility and work offscreen during their 9-hour shift. The career follows a competitive gaming progression from amateur to legendary status.

The Legendary Gamer position is one of the highest-paying careers in all of inZOI. The salary progression from Amateur to Legendary represents more than a sevenfold increase.

Work Schedule

The Tuesday through Thursday schedule gives Zois four consecutive days off (Friday through Monday). The 9-hour shift is longer than some other high-paying careers like the Lawyer (6 hours), but the top salary compensates with one of the best daily rates available.

Programming Skill

The Pro Gamer career is closely associated with the Programming skill. Reaching Programming level 10 before starting the career is recommended, as higher skill levels make the to-do list tasks during work shifts easier to complete. Programming can be trained by:

• Playing games on PCs at home or at the Plesio Gaming Cafe

• Working on coding projects using a computer

• Reading programming books from bookshelves

• Discussing gaming strategies with other Zois

How to Apply

Open the smartphone and navigate to the Career app. Scroll to DG Esports under the Dowon listings and select "Apply." No education, skills, or traits are required to apply. The application is accepted instantly. Zois must be living in Dowon.

Promotion

Promotions follow standard rabbit hole career mechanics. The career progression bar fills through consistent work attendance.

• Amateur to Pro Gamer: Requires approximately 6 full work days without missing a shift

• Pro to Legendary Gamer: Takes approximately 8 to 10 additional working days. Some players have reported the progression bar being slow or bugged during Early Access

• Three unexcused absences result in termination

• The game may send pop-up notifications about team dilemmas during shifts (such as consoling a teammate or stepping up to carry harder), but these do not significantly affect promotion chances

Related Location

The Plesio Gaming Cafe in Dowon is a community lot where aspiring Pro Gamers can socialize with other gaming enthusiasts, practice on arcade machines, and enjoy ramen and beverages. While not directly tied to the DG Esports career, it provides a thematic hangout for Zois interested in gaming culture and is a good place to build the Programming skill.

Comparison with Bliss Bay Nautilus

DG Esports and the Bliss Bay Nautilus share identical salary structures but differ in work hours and associated skills.

The Bliss Bay Nautilus offers significantly better hourly efficiency due to its shorter 6-hour shifts for the same daily salary. Zois who prioritize free time should consider the football career instead, though it requires living in Bliss Bay.

Tips

• Level Programming to 10 before applying to maximize performance during work shifts

• The Plesio Gaming Cafe is a good spot to build Programming skill while socializing

• The 1,998 Meow top salary makes this one of the most lucrative careers, but the 9-hour shift is longer than the Football equivalent

• If the promotion bar appears stuck at the Pro Gamer level, try saving and reloading the game

• The four-day weekend (Fri-Mon) provides ample time for hobbies and skill development between work days