[Q] # of Viewers? - Page 9

On June 03 2008 11:00 liger13 wrote:
hmm, the benefit?... thats the real question isnt it.... the more people that dont know and want to know the more people constantly wondering and coming back to this site.... which gives more hits to the site, which must mean something...
.... ??? nvmd

yah im curious as well

On June 03 2008 11:06 fight_or_flight wrote:
They are probably just getting all the info together for the whole event, all the statistics, keeping track of unique ips that download vods (hopefully), etc. You will find out shortly.

On May 19 2008 05:16 EtherealDeath wrote:
TL.NET ASSEMBLE!! Time to spam views for

http://www.ireport.com/docs/DOC-23552

maybe then it will get up to frontpage and more people will hear about TSL that might otherwise not have :-)

On June 05 2008 15:11 OakHill wrote:


What a silly article. This game is 10 years old and to think the TSL will rejuvenate a "professional" scene is hysterical. He then compares a game that has been out 10 years and has sold "over 9 million units" to a game that sold over 8 million in under a year (Halo 3). I personally enjoyed the TSL but his assumptions and "hopes" are borderline ABSURD if he's thinking the StarCraft: BW scene can progress much more. Could the TSL progress the scene further? Sure. But once SC2 is released, Pro Gaming in the United States will come from MLG/ESPN and other large companies adopting it into their circuits, not from a niche website (again I am not bashing TeamLiquid.net, it's just that TL's reach realistically cannot grow big enough). And of course don't ignore the fact that once SC2 is released that the foreign scene for SC:BW will most likely largely vanish.

Anyways I look forward to TSL 2 and thanks to everyone who made an amazing first season possible.

On June 05 2008 15:11 OakHill wrote:
What a silly article. This game is 10 years old and to think the TSL will rejuvenate a "professional" scene is hysterical. He then compares a game that has been out 10 years and has sold "over 9 million units" to a game that sold over 8 million in under a year (Halo 3). I personally enjoyed the TSL but his assumptions and "hopes" are borderline ABSURD if he's thinking the StarCraft: BW scene can progress much more. Could the TSL progress the scene further? Sure. But once SC2 is released, Pro Gaming in the United States will come from MLG/ESPN and other large companies adopting it into their circuits, not from a niche website (again I am not bashing TeamLiquid.net, it's just that TL's reach realistically cannot grow big enough). And of course don't ignore the fact that once SC2 is released that the foreign scene for SC:BW will most likely largely vanish.

Anyways I look forward to TSL 2 and thanks to everyone who made an amazing first season possible.