On June 23 2021 18:58 Cruiser0929 wrote:
Proscene promotes the game to people.
Korean teenagers no longer know about StarCraft.
When StarCraft is exposed to the media, it gets fans and players.
Also, young players try to become pros.
In the past, many young players wanted to become pros because Starcraft was fun. Now, young players want to earn a lot of money through games.
An overly pro-scene focus will lead to new "young" players.
Why Most People Who Watch Tournaments Don't Play
Their age should be taken into account.
Currently, the main audience watching the tournament is in their A few are in their 20s and many are in their 30s to 50s.
In Korean society, people in their late 30s to 50s live a very fierce life.
There is very little time to play.
Proscene promotes the game to people.
Korean teenagers no longer know about StarCraft.
When StarCraft is exposed to the media, it gets fans and players.
Also, young players try to become pros.
In the past, many young players wanted to become pros because Starcraft was fun. Now, young players want to earn a lot of money through games.
An overly pro-scene focus will lead to new "young" players.
Why Most People Who Watch Tournaments Don't Play
Their age should be taken into account.
Currently, the main audience watching the tournament is in their A few are in their 20s and many are in their 30s to 50s.
In Korean society, people in their late 30s to 50s live a very fierce life.
There is very little time to play.
I know that KartRider still has professional teams and leagues sponsored by big companies in Korea, and KartRider's PC ranking in Korea is far lower than that of BW. Is this also because of the Savior(IPXzerg) ?