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Gamegene
United States8308 Posts
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Psyqo
United States401 Posts
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Spieltor
327 Posts
On February 28 2012 06:46 Smancer wrote: Jason Lake and Michael O`Dell are the best. I once met them in a bar in the outskirts of Kansas City, Kanasas. They were super cool and even bought my girlfriend a martini. We got talking about esports in general and came to the conclusion that it is good for the state of Kanasas. Really cool guys. I can actually distill your comment into a generic format for all future generations to use: Growth business X, which brings imports Revenue to the state Y, is good. I just find your conclusion that specifically esports is good for kansas is facile. It's good for any state. IF the state of north korea got involved in E-sports and tried to do in E-sports what the russians tried to do in the Olympics during the cold war, It'd be good for the state of north korea as it would start getting a lot of revenue from global positions and thus increase it's own wealth and its money/power quotient on the world scale. | ||
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Norveg
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Emix_Squall
France705 Posts
Anyway thanks a lot for giving us the opportunity to learn more about this market! | ||
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Bagration
United States18282 Posts
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riddi
United Kingdom118 Posts
One thing i will say is you could usefully define who is your "host", like Mr Lake is kinda taking charge in terms of questions and such, whereas Jason comes across as the guy who is more the "host", so maybe he should be asking them? Also get ODEE more involved, hes very quiet and shy! Im just nitpicking though, really enjoying the show  | ||
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StarStruck
25339 Posts
It's like having a gun on the stage and the performers never use it. Why is it there? There's ODEE. =) And now chobo's asking questions. Good. Feedback: try to engage everyone into the conversation. Note: I only captured the last thirty minutes of the show. Pleasure to hear what Ryan had to say. | ||
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a9arnn
United States1537 Posts
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Reedjr
United States228 Posts
On March 01 2012 04:17 StarStruck wrote: I was about to say. Jason did a great job planning all the questions, but chobo & ODEE have no room to step into the conversation. It's like having a gun on the stage and the performers never use it. Why is it there? There's ODEE. =) And now chobo's asking questions. Good. Feedback: try to engage everyone into the conversation. Note: I only captured the last thirty minutes of the show. Pleasure to hear what Ryan had to say. I really agree with this. I'm sure they'll get better chemistry as the series continues, but there were a lot of false starts and attempted interruptions that didn't go anywhere. The subject matter was great; I felt that I really learned something about the side of Esports that we mostly just wildly conjecture about. | ||
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jlake02
United States395 Posts
I was just trying to keep us on track and keep the conversation moving. We'll plan better so each host shares the questions | ||
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SigmaFiE
United States333 Posts
On February 28 2012 06:46 Smancer wrote: Jason Lake and Michael O`Dell are the best. I once met them in a bar in the outskirts of Kansas City, Kanasas. They were super cool and even bought my girlfriend a martini. We got talking about esports in general and came to the conclusion that it is good for the state of Kanasas. Really cool guys. I figure it was a typo, but please double check your spelling as it is Kansas and not "Kanasas". (I'm a Kansan if you couldn't tell  )On topic: Awesome. Will be checking this out when I get a chance | ||
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Ridiculasaur
Canada8 Posts
At this point it was almost 50min in, I was going to literally post more negative criticism then you see now. Despite being excited to learn about the "sponsorship" side of things, the first part (50min) of the show gave me very little insight about the topic you were going to discuss, it was a huge turn off, it felt like another version of Live on Three giving news on what recently happened and so on. It took the feeling of "okay finally I will learn what people do behind the curtain" out of me. I remember col_lake saying this is the last "topic" of the show, this was such a huge disappointment on what to expect, but giving you the benefit of the doubt I stayed and listened for another few minutes. Col_lake then proceeded to say this is the end of "part one we'll be back in a few." --- which personally gave me a relief. Now the positive aspects -I really did like col_lake constantly trying to get the video stream back up, watching a face and listening is much easier to comprehend then trying to just listen. -If the video feed stopped working or had horrible fps, a picture of the person instantly replaced the video, it was spot on, every time. Much better comparing to State of the Game. -Regardless of the bumpy part one, I enjoyed the second part SOOOOOO MUUCHHHHHH, the questions asked were perfect and Ryan gave amazing answers, I felt like I learned a lot when he talked just because his opinion just made so much sense and shaded areas became clear. Col_lake truly did a good job in maintaining a certain perspective of the average TL reader, not many people know what it's like to be on the giving and receiving ends of the business side of esports. To be honest this will actually be the first time I've saved a podcast lol, I just think what I learned here is very valuable and can only promote esports. Btw Odee should talk more. | ||
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rotegirte
Germany2859 Posts
I agree on the criticism of length of focus, though you'll surely get my benefit of the doubt for hosting a completely new show. It is unavoidable to predict upcoming news and their significance. Trying to keep their airtime at some certain length is always a good thing. I know we're all jealous of the trio infernale that is Marcus, Scott and Rod to yell at certain MLG CEO's and things in general.. But in this particular case of the FGC incident, I found it appropriate especially on this show, given the light of business. On a lighter note, thank you to everyone involved for an interesting first episode. | ||
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SigmaFiE
United States333 Posts
I am definitely enjoying the content of the show though (in a way I found it more enjoyable than many of the streams and other talk shows). Will definitely put it on my regular watch-list | ||
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KicKDoG
Sweden765 Posts
hope everything goes well and gl with the new show! | ||
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Matkap
Spain627 Posts
On February 29 2012 19:10 Norveg wrote: someone please record this and make it availible for us in other timezones! there are vods? | ||
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PineWorks
Canada3 Posts
One thing that I would enjoy seeing, if there will be more than 5 episodes, would be an interview with a twitch.tv/justin.tv executive. I would like to hear more about the business side of streaming from both twitch and the teams/players along with things like the viewer numbers and what they exactly mean. | ||
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shockwave1986
United Kingdom5 Posts
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surfinbird1
Germany999 Posts
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