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FXOBoSs
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On June 26 2012 20:31 Soap wrote: The ESports TV stream is there. (although bizarrely playing GO instead of OSL atm) Yes, it has to be manually done by a staff member. So its not convenient for player streams. We are searching for a solution. | ||
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CtrlShiftAltGrrrrrrr
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strongandbig
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This is huge. Afaik this may be the first demonstration of the serious viability of the esports sponsored team business model outside of Korean companies. Boss or unstable, I understand that you might not want to reveal specific info and that's fine, but I and probably others. Would be really interested to know - out of these new "esports traders", are the majority from inside or outside Korea? | ||
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PhoenixVoid
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FXOBoSs
337 Posts
On June 26 2012 22:03 strongandbig wrote: I don't think people have really emphasized enough what a huge thing this news is for esports. A legitimate, viable high-tech business like FXOpen has actually demonstrated that their sponsorship of a team and events got them enough new users of their core business to make the progaming team a viable investment. This is huge. Afaik this may be the first demonstration of the serious viability of the esports sponsored team business model outside of Korean companies. Boss or unstable, I understand that you might not want to reveal specific info and that's fine, but I and probably others. Would be really interested to know - out of these new "esports traders", are the majority from inside or outside Korea? I can't answer that question. Be sure to know that the profit isn't exactly huge and the return over 2 years hasn't been one worth really mentioning. The fact is it doesn't exactly COST us money to do e-sports as we get a return. The time commitment is huge though.. And its relatively painful. | ||
opterown
Australia54784 Posts
On June 26 2012 22:11 FXOBoSs wrote: I can't answer that question. Be sure to know that the profit isn't exactly huge and the return over 2 years hasn't been one worth really mentioning. The fact is it doesn't exactly COST us money to do e-sports as we get a return. The time commitment is huge though.. And its relatively painful. i can only hope it gets better for you guys from here! esports will grow and, while labourious, i hope your endeavours will pay off even more from now! i love all that you and fxo do for our scene, growing it and helping to legitimise esports! fxo fighting!! | ||
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FXOBoSs
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snailz
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Kerm
France467 Posts
[...]FXOpen currently sponsors MMA[...] WHAT !!??? ... Oh wait.  | ||
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opterown
Australia54784 Posts
On June 26 2012 22:22 FXOBoSs wrote: You have to understand that in order for us to make this happen, I am technically working 2 jobs. Unstable is working 2-3 jobs at once etc. Its not an easy task to keep reasonable costs in e-sports. it certainly doesn't sound easy =/ good luck boss! and unstable and the rest of fxo staff and of course fxo players too | ||
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Spicy_Curry
United States10573 Posts
On June 26 2012 22:22 FXOBoSs wrote: You have to understand that in order for us to make this happen, I am technically working 2 jobs. Unstable is working 2-3 jobs at once etc. Its not an easy task to keep reasonable costs in e-sports. we appreciate the work that you guys are doing ! | ||
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amazingoopah
United States1925 Posts
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FairForever
Canada2392 Posts
On June 26 2012 22:03 strongandbig wrote: I don't think people have really emphasized enough what a huge thing this news is for esports. A legitimate, viable high-tech business like FXOpen has actually demonstrated that their sponsorship of a team and events got them enough new users of their core business to make the progaming team a viable investment. This is huge. Afaik this may be the first demonstration of the serious viability of the esports sponsored team business model outside of Korean companies. Boss or unstable, I understand that you might not want to reveal specific info and that's fine, but I and probably others. Would be really interested to know - out of these new "esports traders", are the majority from inside or outside Korea? I think we all realize what a huge thing this is for e-sports. Thank you for making it blatantly clear what this means! | ||
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FXOBoSs
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