EPTI thought he was part native american or something? Or were his parents just hippies?
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ELA
Denmark4608 Posts
I thought he was part native american or something? Or were his parents just hippies? | ||
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Dosey
United States4505 Posts
On September 22 2012 02:21 ELA wrote: I thought he was part native american or something? Or were his parents just hippies? Part snake part hippie iirc. | ||
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ellirc
Sweden3286 Posts
On September 22 2012 02:21 ELA wrote: I thought he was part native american or something? Or were his parents just hippies? That wasn't my point anyway. Don't get me wrong, I love Sundance and MLG for what they do. But he has a very american look on things. | ||
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States44322 Posts
You laugh but his second knowledge bomb just dropped, while some other panelists are just making fun of each other or just answering with "we don't know". Not nearly as constructive answers. | ||
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ELA
Denmark4608 Posts
On September 22 2012 02:23 ellirc wrote: That wasn't my point anyway. Don't get me wrong, I love Sundance and MLG for what they do. But he has a very american look on things. Aye, I know - I was just responding to the Sicillian American-part  | ||
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States44322 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + Just kidding, but it's the smart thing to do financially, apparently! That's because more Americans watch Dreamhack than any other country- including Sweden | ||
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DOUDOU
Wales2940 Posts
On September 22 2012 02:17 Asha` wrote: *talk LT* i love you where exactly do you live so i can come to your place and make love to you? | ||
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Asha
United Kingdom38255 Posts
How do you get more mainstream sponsors involved in events, can you then share that knowledge with other events Sundance Getting sponsors has unique challenges because we're not the same as traditional sports competitions, it's key to demonstrate to main stream brands (Namedrops sponsors) how the unique delivery of esports content can be great for their market. Important to be able to demonstrate your track record. Ralf Gaming is still brand new so getting a company into the mindsight of "oh we need to do something in gaming" is hard. Often times it's hard to get a decent position in marketing spending because we're still at the beginning of the esports phenomenon. Robert We're small, we have a small population, and our number 1 viewing figures come from the US. Really we should move the whole thing! It's important to work out how to promote what is good about a global audience. It can be hard to get people to understand the benefits of showing off on a global scale when they are used to marketing to a local audience Redeye Formula one has global sports because they are a global brand, should we be doing the same? Robert We're still in the infancy and talking about lifestyle brands, but we haven't realised ourselves that we need to be approaching bigger brands. Redeye How do you get those sponsors Robert If we join forces there's a synergistic effect, and it looks better to people from the outside looking in. | ||
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tshi
United States2495 Posts
On September 22 2012 02:25 DarkPlasmaBall wrote: Dreamhack is moving to America! + Show Spoiler + Just kidding, but it's the smart thing to do financially, apparently! That's because more Americans watch Dreamhack than any other country- including Sweden Well yeah, but every country should try their best to foster growth in their own country. : ) | ||
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Hylirion
Netherlands968 Posts
Epic knowledge :-x | ||
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o)_Saurus
Germany260 Posts
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States44322 Posts
On September 22 2012 02:27 tshi wrote: Well yeah, but every country should try their best to foster growth in their own country. : ) Sure, especially to normalize e-sports in their culture And on a global scale too ^^ | ||
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Asha
United Kingdom38255 Posts
Ralf: Sundance doing a good job with doctor pepper in NA = great for people looking to do the same in Europe, there's a big marketing span and you then have comparisons to other succesful ventures. redeye: asks mathieu about government support Matthieu: answers and I miss it David: part of IGN, the challenge is to convince people that Esports is it. When all the tournaments are talking they are all talking to different kinds of contacts, and people are competing + helping each other out by doing so. There's a lot of things to figure out about working out how to best go about getting sponsorships, and in some ways having lots of people approach the problem from different angles will actually help work out the best paths for future esports ventures. Redeye: yeah, sponsorship isn't exactly straight forward Mathieu: it's very difficult dividing budget between local & other countries and trying to get people interested in the right area. | ||
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Hylirion
Netherlands968 Posts
On September 22 2012 02:29 o)_Saurus wrote: Did the NASL and ESWC CEO already talk beside the opening statement? They seem so calm. o0 Yeah poor NASL man hasn't said anything and doesnt look to enyoy himself very much | ||
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States44322 Posts
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AlternativeEgo
Sweden17309 Posts
On September 22 2012 02:31 Hylirion wrote: Yeah poor NASL man hasn't said anything and doesnt look to enyoy himself very much He always has that troubled look. | ||
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Dosey
United States4505 Posts
On September 22 2012 02:31 Hylirion wrote: Yeah poor NASL man hasn't said anything and doesnt look to enyoy himself very much Would you be happy to be sitting next to Sundance? | ||
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Benjamin99
4176 Posts
On September 22 2012 02:31 Hylirion wrote: Yeah poor NASL man hasn't said anything and doesnt look to enyoy himself very much New guy in the esports scene as to be expected | ||
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b0ub0u
Canada445 Posts
On September 22 2012 02:31 Hylirion wrote: Yeah poor NASL man hasn't said anything and doesnt look to enyoy himself very much He look nervous or something | ||
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Falconblade
United States1035 Posts
Mad nervous, he's stuttering a lot now. Also talking to Redeye and not the Audience. | ||
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