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我認輸了... I give up... for now.
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BreAKerTV
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IAMFAPMAN
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fabiano
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docvoc
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nepeta
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BreAKerTV
Taiwan1658 Posts
On January 31 2013 02:13 docvoc wrote: You gotta stop having a hissy fit about all this stuff. Few people get paid well (or at all) for the work they do for E-Sports. Your channel views have nothing to do directly with your popularity. You have to build yourself up to have anyone pay you enough to live off casting. You are being payed soon by one of the MOST important chinese SC2 leagues, and even more than that, SC2 isn't big in China, that place is owned by DotA and LoL. You have to accept the market you work in, and stop complaining about people not paying you for commentating as a small time E-Sports caster with a niche strength as a white guy knowing mandarin. I don't mean to harp on you, and I don't want to be rude about this, but this isn't you acting professional. I can't take you seriously if every time you get a set back you decide to quit then rant about it. The point of me making this is just to say basically... "If I'm not getting paid I'm not doing it." This should be done to supplement my current income which is absolutely 0. | ||
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Xiron
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KawaiiRice
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lantz
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nebula.
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docvoc
United States5491 Posts
On January 31 2013 03:11 KawaiiRice wrote: If you go into esports trying to make money out of it chances are you're almost certain to fail. :V Pretty much. Idk what to tell you, this is a bad way to supplement your current income dude. | ||
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BreAKerTV
Taiwan1658 Posts
If I can do this with my spare time, then i will do this with my spare time, but like I said before, I need some real income. I have established a name. I have other big announcements to make, but I'm telling you that this one big decision that I have made in the form of a youtube video that you see here today will lead to this other big announcement soon enough. EDIT: I'm tired of waking up at 3:00 A.M. and making nothing from it at the same time. I may be likely to make exceptions to what I just said in the near future depending on what events may ask me, what players are playing, and so on and so forth. | ||
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JOJOsc2news
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BreAKerTV
Taiwan1658 Posts
On January 31 2013 06:18 JOJOsc2news wrote: So you will keep going?! I'm just not doing it for free anymore. And right now my gaming skill-set is a little weak. I need to build my lol and dota knowledge. I'm not one of those guys who is doing the following: * Signing contracts * Playing commercials for revenue. Also, there was one contact I had established that basically told me I had to learn lol and dota 2 to get a job casting for him full time. I won't reveal who, because this would probably reflect poor on him professionally. In short, I will say this, I know the stable Chinese-speaking markets to eSports venus and markets, and after giving a detailed power point presentation on it, I have not since been consulted further. | ||
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QuanticHawk
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Brindled
United States508 Posts
On January 31 2013 07:10 QuanticHawk wrote: esports barely has enough money for the players, and all your blogs come across as you thinking you deserve tons of money and fame for some reason I am not really sure of On January 31 2013 03:11 KawaiiRice wrote: If you go into esports trying to make money out of it chances are you're almost certain to fail. :V These. I think I'm going to start casting in Chinese for free, always, just because I love the game. In response to this blog. | ||
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WikidSik
Canada382 Posts
On January 31 2013 07:25 Brindled wrote: These. I think I'm going to start casting in Chinese for free, always, just because I love the game. In response to this blog. ur not an asshole right LOL. oh man. K China imo = Dota, not sc2, even though they have awesome tourneys. Maybe if you switched over to Dota casting then maybe you might make money? | ||
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BreAKerTV
Taiwan1658 Posts
On January 31 2013 08:41 WikidSik wrote: ur not an asshole right LOL. oh man. K China imo = Dota, not sc2, even though they have awesome tourneys. Maybe if you switched over to Dota casting then maybe you might make money? That's precisely why I'm just now deciding to get in to it. One can call this "an emerging market". iG.Chuan (Chinese DoTA 2 pro) has 2,800 viewers as I type this, and last I checked, his internet was somewhat flimsy. He also uses some (I think) amusing vulgarity in English, Chinese, and other languages... Some people argue that Starcraft 2 failed in China. I argue that if NASL, IPL, MLG, Dreamhack, etc. all opened up Chinese channels, then they could gain a few thousand more viewers at almost any time of day. The NeoTV Star League got 28,000 viewers on the Chinese stream for SC2. I have the hardware, I have a Chinese sc2 account, I have fiber-optic internet, I know all the advertising venues for both China and Taiwan, and this just was not enough. Like I said, I have something that may change the outcome of this in the near future. Expect another update within the next 30 days or when I actually have the news. | ||
Chill
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Chill
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On January 31 2013 07:10 QuanticHawk wrote: esports barely has enough money for the players, and all your blogs come across as you thinking you deserve tons of money and fame for some reason I am not really sure of Yea seriously, this Blog reads like the OP is one of the most talented people in ESPORTS or something. Breaker: There are 1000 people in line in front of you. Get over it dude. | ||
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