EPTThe Cella Fan Club - Page 76
| Forum Index > Fan Clubs |
|
Louuster
Canada2869 Posts
| ||
|
Kleinmuuhg
Vanuatu4091 Posts
 Gz to Cella for winning  | ||
|
rokbe
Netherlands17 Posts
| ||
|
Weemoed
Netherlands741 Posts
On March 05 2011 20:20 rokbe wrote: Me too Sign me up for the Cella fan club!! Great games Cella! | ||
|
yangsook
United States19 Posts
On March 04 2011 13:13 Decessus wrote: Who is the girl on Cella's SC2 background? Someone told me it was "yoona", but I can't find the picture =( Yoona (윤아) is from Girls Generation (소녀시대). It's a girl pop group from Korea. They're really popular, so I'm sure you can find a lot of pics of her. | ||
|
gdroxor
United States639 Posts
+1. | ||
|
routinetrafficstop
United States180 Posts
| ||
|
LessThree
United States78 Posts
Declaring my love and admiration for SlayerS_Cella was the reason I finally joined TeamLiquid! :D Sorry for the results of the SlayerS clan tournament matchups that you had so far, but you will do better. We believe in your talent!!! P. S. I hope that webcam arrives for you soon. We can't wait to see your face on stream again. P. P. S. To everyone else: did you know that Cella was into anime and cosplaying some years back??? :D Update: corrected "SlayersCella" to "SlayerS_Cella" | ||
|
Yoshi Kirishima
United States10292 Posts
I did also hear Cella was quite an otaku... which is even more baller. | ||
|
LessThree
United States78 Posts
Also, Cella has set up his webcam. Saying that he's one of the hottest Starcraft 2 players around is an understatement... <3 | ||
|
onara
Netherlands12 Posts
| ||
|
Munk-E
United States672 Posts
What a boss. | ||
|
jjllama
United States72 Posts
Greetings, I would like to start off with this from Blizzcon 2010, "The first batch of tickets for Blizzard Entertainment’s eagerly anticipated two- day event were snapped up almost as soon as they were let out of the gates at 10pm EDT / 7pm PDT, with a ticket queue of 10,000 already formed just moments after they went on sale. Reports that as of 10:23pm EDT, all of the $150 tickets had already sold out." (http://victorcaballero.com/blizzcon-2010-tickets-blizzard-conference-sells-out-fast/) Blizzcon is Blizzard Entertainment's two day event to showcase all of Blizzards games, such as Diablo, Starcraft and World of Warcraft. Electronic Sports, abbreviated e- Sports is used as a general term to describe the play of video games competitively, which is becoming more and more popular. Started in South Korea with Starcraft, the competetive gaming scene has been growing and growing. In South Korean there are two television channels, for the sole purpose of showing Starcraft matches. After the great success of Starcraft: BroodWar, Blizzard decided to create a sequel, called "Starcraft 2". In its first day of being out, Starcraft 2 sold more than 1 million copies, and by 2 days Blizzard put a Digital download on their website and sold an additional 500,000 copies, making Starcraft 2 the fastest-selling strategy game of all time. But I can throw around facts all day about Starcraft, but that's not why I am sending this. I am sending this so i can see if i can get you interested in a sponsorship of a player named *Hong "SlayerSCella" Seung Pyo*. As i have proven earlier Starcraft and esports in general have been growing tremendously over the last few years, which is why I think you should get in on the action. Hong Seung has an account on Justin.tv, where he streams his games and often over 1000 people are watching live! (http://www.justin.tv/slayerscella) "SlayerSCella" often says that whenever we go and donate to him he buys lots of Big Macs. Now think, if you were to advertise for your company there, over 1000 people would see it and think, wow that makes me hungry for some McDonalds, and i want to be like my favorite player and eat a Big Mac. Here's a little more on Hong Seung Pyo. He is a top ranked Korean Starcraft 2 pro on the North American and Korean Servers. He is loved by many fans in the USA and other foreign (non-Korean) nations because of his great personality and humor and his many great catchphrases. Sponsoring this player and esports in general, could earn you a lot of money. thanks for taking the time to read this, and i hope you will consider the sponsorship of Slayers Cella. IF you want to contact me please email me at jjllama22@gmail.com, or if you want to contact Hong Seung Pyo email cancella@naver.com. THANKS! *Edit Fixed some Spelling | ||
|
Stanlot
United States5742 Posts
| ||
|
Darthozzan
Sweden136 Posts
| ||
|
rga31987
7 Posts
Maybe mention how he has played in tournaments (official and not) and has many videos on youtube people post of his game play and stream. Just a thought. Also count me in as a fan. ;D *Edited to add more to keep from multi-posting. | ||
|
LessThree
United States78 Posts
On March 08 2011 11:20 jjllama wrote: A little info. Trying to get McDonalds, or some other company Sponsor Cella :D, ( I asked cella he said it was alright to try) Heres the first try. Please Critique and fix what needs to be fixed so we can attempt to get Cella Sponsored!!! Greetings, I would like to start off with this from Blizzcon 2010, "The first batch of tickets for Blizzard Entertainment’s eagerly anticipated two- day event were snapped up almost as soon as they were let out of the gates at 10pm EDT / 7pm PDT, with a ticket queue of 10,000 already formed just moments after they went on sale. Reports that as of 10:23pm EDT, all of the $150 tickets had already sold out." (http://victorcaballero.com/blizzcon-2010-tickets-blizzard-conference-sells-out-fast/) Blizzcon is Blizzard Entertainment's two day event to showcase all of Blizzard's games, such as Diablo, Starcraft and World of Warcraft. Electronic Sports, abbreviated E- Sports is used as a general term to describe the play of video games competitively, which is becoming more and more popular. Started in South Korea with Starcraft, the competitive gaming scene has been growing and growing. In South Korea there are two television channels for the sole purpose of showing Starcraft matches. After the great success of Starcraft: BroodWar, Blizzard decided to create a sequel (removed comma here) called "Starcraft 2". In its first day of being out, Starcraft 2 sold more than 1 million copies, and by 2 days Blizzard put a digital download on their website and sold an additional 500,000 copies, making Starcraft 2 the fastest-selling strategy game of all time. But I can throw around facts all day about Starcraft, but that is not why I am sending this. I am sending this so I can see if I can get you interested in a sponsorship of a player named *Hong "SlayerS_Cella" Seung Pyo*. As I have proven earlier Starcraft and E-Sports in general have been growing tremendously over the last few years, which is why I think you should get in on the action. Hong Seung Pyo has an account on Justin.tv, where he streams his games and often over 1000 people are watching live! (http://www.justin.tv/slayerscella) "SlayerS_Cella" often says that whenever we go and donate to him he buys lots of Big Macs. Now think, if you were to advertise for your company there, over 1000 people would see it and think, "Wow that makes me hungry for some McDonalds, and I want to be like my favorite player and eat a Big Mac." Here is a little more on Hong Seung Pyo. He is a top ranked Korean Starcraft 2 professional gamer on the North American and Korean Servers. He is loved by many fans in the USA and other foreign (non-Korean) nations because of his great personality and humor and his many great catchphrases. Sponsoring this player and E-Sports in general (removed comma here) could earn you a lot of money. Thanks for taking the time to read this, and I hope you will consider the sponsorship of SlayerS_Cella. If you want to contact me please email me at jjllama22@gmail.com, or if you want to contact Hong Seung Pyo email cancella@naver.com. Thank you for your time reading this letter, and Hong Seung Pyo and I look forward to hearing from you soon. *Edit Fixed some Spelling Hey, that's actually a well-written letter, and I also stand behind you in this effort. Just to let you know, I put in my corrections in the quote in Italics (except for deletions of extraneous commas here and there, which I noted in italicized parentheses). The corrections were done to fix capitalization, grammar, punctuation, and to help make the tone more formal. This is essentially a business proposition letter that you are writing, so everything (from grammar to language to tone) has to be appropriate. If anyone else can provide any corrections to better this letter, it would also be appreciated. When you make your edits, be sure to remove the italics tags from my corrections. I know I put a lot, but I, just like you, want you to succeed in getting some desperately needed funding for Cella's career. But, in any case, good luck with this. I really hope that you can pull this off. | ||
|
Yoshi Kirishima
United States10292 Posts
Also, someone should prepare a "portfolio" of cella talking/eating/being at mcdonalds etc. from youtubers so that they can see an example. Also there will need to be some format changes. For example the sequence isn't logically in order. You should use the Blizzcon stuff after you talk about esports growing big. If you're using facts you need BIGGER!!!! facts. Two televised channels means almost nothing. There are many random channels for the weirdest things out there. Instead, use that Starcraft interesting trivia sheet (i'll have to find it) where the largest starcraft gathering was larger than the superbowl, etc. even tho korea is much smaller than USA in population, and note that top players are millionaires (a little of a stretch, Boxer is probably the only one, may be Nada and a couple others though so say it anyways). Try to stress the bigness of eSports. Try to include somewhere in there the idea that USA is much richer than Korean and that $300,000 salary a year for top players in Korea is more to them than us (more like $600,000 to USA). These are just some quick things we should look at this again later | ||
|
jjllama
United States72 Posts
| ||
|
Skd
2 Posts
| ||
| ||
