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IntoTheBush
United States552 Posts
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veK1g
United States48 Posts
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MLG_Lee
279 Posts
The last event we did in Canada was in Toronto and I personally had a blast. My college roommate is from Toronto and it's a wonderful city. But its unlikely that we'd be back in the 2011 season. Not saying no, just saying its really unlikely. | ||
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SmoKim
Denmark10305 Posts
do it nao! | ||
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Mr. Wiggles
Canada5894 Posts
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MuteZephyr
Lithuania448 Posts
O_O On the second to last question I couldn't think of any other game I would want to watch at MLG other than SC2 though, LOL. On a related note, I know many people (myself included) would jump on the opportunity to volunteer to be some sort of MLG student ambassador at their local university; a large portion of gamers are students after all. Seems to me like a super cheap way to spread the word to your biggest demographic! | ||
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LazyMacro
976 Posts
On January 04 2011 04:32 UniversalSnip wrote: If you know what friday night magic is, it sounds a lot like that. FNM for SC2? Awesome idea. | ||
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Gemini_19
United States1257 Posts
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MLG Deimos
United States652 Posts
On January 04 2011 05:43 MuteZephyr wrote: Awesome idea! Go MLG! O_O On the second to last question I couldn't think of any other game I would want to watch at MLG other than SC2 though, LOL. On a related note, I know many people (myself included) would jump on the opportunity to volunteer to be some sort of MLG student ambassador at their local university; a large portion of gamers are students after all. Seems to me like a super cheap way to spread the word to your biggest demographic! Awesome idea! I will definitely consider this. | ||
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Mr. Wiggles
Canada5894 Posts
On January 04 2011 06:13 MLG Deimos wrote: Awesome idea! I will definitely consider this. If you wanted to get university communities involved, have you ever considered contacting or working with the CSL? It'd be pretty cool if you could do some kind of joint events or use MLG sponsored LAN centers for CSL matches. http://www.cstarleague.com/ I just think this would be really cool if it were viable. :p | ||
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Pokebunny
United States10654 Posts
On January 04 2011 04:30 chobopeon wrote: If MLG started holding something in New York, I'd be the first person on the line. u haven't come to a single cybercraft tournament, i call bullshit good luck MLG! filled out the survey, would love to see more local tournaments (nyc cough cough) | ||
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piskooooo
United States351 Posts
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Absolutionn
United States512 Posts
I remember last year there was an event in Anaheim, but I didnt get to go to that because I wasnt really in to esports at that time. | ||
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CyberPitz
United States428 Posts
I did my job and filled out the survey at least!! | ||
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echO [W]
United States1495 Posts
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AirbladeOrange
United States2574 Posts
On January 04 2011 04:30 chobopeon wrote: If MLG started holding something in New York, I'd be the first person on the line. Yeah, I don't know of any around my part of NY. I would definitely check something like this out. I hope taking the survey helps get these things out there. | ||
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ShivaN
United States933 Posts
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FarbrorAbavna
Sweden4856 Posts
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LancerStarcraft
United States235 Posts
For those of you unfamiliar, EA hires students at colleges to be EA representatives. The reps hold events on and around college campuses regularly throughout the semester. Sometimes they just showcase a new game and raffle off games and other swag, sometimes they host competitions in for their games. It's a brilliant marketing strategy because a significant portion of the gamer demographic are college students. Universities are also ideal because they are one of the few places that have the infrastructure necessary to host gaming events. That's why I think that universities are an ideal place to start. You could get MLG volunteers to organize local tournaments on a semi-regular basis. You could have qualifiers for regional tournaments as increase the amount of exposure that MLG gets. Edit: Ninja'd On January 04 2011 05:43 MuteZephyr wrote: Awesome idea! Go MLG! O_O On the second to last question I couldn't think of any other game I would want to watch at MLG other than SC2 though, LOL. On a related note, I know many people (myself included) would jump on the opportunity to volunteer to be some sort of MLG student ambassador at their local university; a large portion of gamers are students after all. Seems to me like a super cheap way to spread the word to your biggest demographic! | ||
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Leviwtf
174 Posts
Have a pro give a free live "lesson" to someone in the audience while the audience watches. ie: The pro would pick someone (or randomly select) from the audience who would come up and play a match against a random person online (or another pro) (or another audience member) and the pro would watch them play and coach them during the game and review the game with them. I can see this being really fun and entertaining to watch. I got the idea from watching Day9 coach DJwheat live. You could even have 1 pro coach 1 amateur who faces another amateur being coached by a pro. There are alot of possibilities, but generally it ends up being very funny and informative at the same time. | ||
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