Great news, the arenas have been awesome events with really top notch production. Presumably gold members will now get the HD/noads ticket instead of the previous discount. Any word on whether the Fighters Arena will return?

carloselcoco

United States2302 Posts

June 23 2012 04:08 GMT

#82

I am pretty sure he said freemium because only Gold members will get HD.

Audemed

United States893 Posts

June 23 2012 04:09 GMT

#83

Well good, I never paid for the arenas, but it looks like those who did opened it up for us, and we have to thank you for that.

Related: Fuck you morons bitching about this, seriously, something good happens and you find a reason to complain. Stop being a blight on the planet./rant

OpTiKSoul

United States13 Posts

June 23 2012 04:11 GMT

#84

its hard to make someone pay for content that will be broadcast on TV

Alabasern

United States4005 Posts

June 23 2012 04:11 GMT

#85

Gotta love a CEO who loves his work

MisterTea

United Kingdom1047 Posts

June 23 2012 04:14 GMT

#86

On June 23 2012 12:14 Boblhead wrote:
Sundance finally realizes that you can run a free stream and still remain profitable

>Literally took him fucking 2+ years to realize this?

no. its free because of past paid events and success in the last event and new sponsor cash, try reading tweets before talking bullshit

kAelle_sc

287 Posts

June 23 2012 04:15 GMT

#87

free replays too? :D and the ones you guys haven't released yet?

_MagnuM_

Denmark136 Posts

June 23 2012 04:16 GMT

#88

wp... really good news!! thank you

GhandiEAGLE

United States20754 Posts

June 23 2012 04:16 GMT

#89

Either the arenas totally failed in the revenue, or Anaheim was so successful that they can do this now. Im thinking the latter

YAY MLG

sc14s

United States5052 Posts

June 23 2012 04:16 GMT

#90

On June 23 2012 13:03 SimDawg wrote:

Show nested quote +

The original post was complete shit, this change shows absolutely nothing about the PPV model, and in fact Sundance directly contradicts what he said in his tweets.

perhaps i should just post my previous post again? twitter is actually not evidence, especially in the hands of the CEO of the company posting it.

RoninShogun

United States315 Posts

June 23 2012 04:17 GMT

#91

I think the PPV was fine with the VODs coming out only a week later for free, never understood why other people didn't just take advantage of that but whatever, glad can experience the action live again, and glad that MLG was able to prove its value to sponsors

Disengaged

United States6994 Posts

June 23 2012 04:18 GMT

#92

This is great news!

Shinespark

Chile843 Posts

June 23 2012 04:22 GMT

#93

Great news. Now I won't watch 1 MLG per season.

SoulSever

Canada779 Posts

June 23 2012 04:24 GMT

#94

Nice move by MLG, makes sense from a viewership standpoint and bonus brownie points from fans to sponsoring companies

HunterZ

Canada28 Posts

June 23 2012 04:24 GMT

#95

Nice, im about to head back to school so saving a bit really helps. I've been a subscriber of the last two and I look forward to the polished content they've delivered. Hopefully my gold membership will get me a HD pass too

stew_

Canada239 Posts

June 23 2012 04:26 GMT

#96

hooray for growth! looking forward to some great games

Zenbrez

Canada5973 Posts

June 23 2012 04:27 GMT

#97

This means during the school year I'm going to be more distracted on weekends I should be studying. Nonetheless, fantastic!

Arush

Canada80 Posts

June 23 2012 04:31 GMT

#98

Thats the perfect approach Sundance giving back to the community like you do and they will praise you

Can't wait to see those Arenas!

DarkPlasmaBall

United States45184 Posts

June 23 2012 04:31 GMT

#99

On June 23 2012 12:14 Boblhead wrote:
Sundance finally realizes that you can run a free stream and still remain profitable

>Literally took him fucking 2+ years to realize this?

I don't think you understand the business side of e-sports.

On topic: Sundance is a good man. Love that guy. He gets it.

CCsyph

United Kingdom97 Posts

June 23 2012 04:32 GMT

#100

Maybe my insulting and his responding about this subject on Twitter triggered a network of logical cogs inside that tiny - yet admittedly, well financed - head of his.