EPTDH Valencia with eSports Congress - Page 3
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ibo422
Belgium2844 Posts
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BushidoSnipr
United States910 Posts
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befek
Poland413 Posts
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shindigs
United States4795 Posts
On September 08 2012 04:25 Liquid`NonY wrote: I don't think anything significant will be accomplished by the discussions. I think more could be accomplished by having private discussions, which I assume these folks already have when necessary. edit: This is my polite way of saying that this event is a big "hey look at us" Well at the very least, I hope they had a public forum for the community to Q & A and stuff. I appreciate when industry leaders share a bit of insight into their operations, long term plans, and current view of things. It can be educational even if some people in the community spin it to something else. | ||
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Lonyo
United Kingdom3884 Posts
No disrespect to them, but it seems like those aren't the people that should be talking in this context. They are more face people, while this seems to be more about behind the scenes people, which is what you would hope for, so hopefully it will be quite in depth. Wheat/2GD/carmac probably have some understanding of things, but they aren't the guys who are running their respective shows in terms of bottom line and control, so not having them there isn't a bad thing. | ||
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Clarityxo
Scotland174 Posts
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jmbthirteen
United States10734 Posts
On September 08 2012 04:45 Lonyo wrote: I'm glad they don't have Wheat/carmac/2GD there. No disrespect to them, but it seems like those aren't the people that should be talking in this context. They are more face people, while this seems to be more about behind the scenes people, which is what you would hope for, so hopefully it will be quite in depth. Wheat/2GD/carmac probably have some understanding of things, but they aren't the guys who are running their respective shows in terms of bottom line and control, so not having them there isn't a bad thing. wait what? You do know Carmac is the man in charge for IEM right? | ||
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busbarn
Sweden984 Posts
On September 08 2012 04:55 jmbthirteen wrote: wait what? You do know Carmac is the man in charge for IEM right? Would you rather have an ESL rep. or an IEM rep? I'd go for ESL. | ||
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ExPresident
United States215 Posts
I think having some strong community members there would be a step in the right direction of ensuring some level ground as far as the discussions go, but then again I don't know what they are actually discussing. It was only a matter of time tho before someone began the steps toward this and while I think its a positive thing overall, hopefully we don't see everything get muddy because of it. | ||
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Gamegene
United States8308 Posts
this is going to be the equivalent of political conventions in other words, nothing of actual substance is going to be discussed. | ||
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Raid
United States398 Posts
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ibo422
Belgium2844 Posts
On September 08 2012 05:52 Raid wrote: they didn't invite any korean reps? now we are at it.. IM coach to valencia!!  | ||
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Akta
447 Posts
On September 08 2012 04:25 Liquid`NonY wrote: I think you could be right about that it's at least partiallty a "hey look at us" thing. But I doubt all of them already know each other plus private discussions can be had in congresses like this. I don't think anything significant will be accomplished by the discussions. I think more could be accomplished by having private discussions, which I assume these folks already have when necessary. edit: This is my polite way of saying that this event is a big "hey look at us" But who knows what will happen, perhaps some of them realizes their organization shares interest with someone elses in a way they hadn't thought about before or whatever. Or perhaps there will be a fist fight between Robert and Alex where Kevin Lin breaks his glasses when he tries to break them up, because Robert(who hates bullies) mistakenly thought Alex made fun of Sundances hair when he tried to make a whitty joke about french onions, with Göran Hellgren yelling he will "make it so Odee will never be able to acces his facebook page again, possibly by turning off the entire internet of europe!" because he for some reason thinks it was Odee that broke his new friend Kevins glasses, etc. edit On September 08 2012 05:28 ExPresident wrote: Got the impression Day9 makes lot of money on doing what he does, at least compared to other community figures/casters, so not sure he would fit as well as you seem to think.Would like to see Day9 there. Right now we've got a bunch of guys who are either involved with the ownership of teams (players), to the guys who make money from the venue's all potentially discussing the future of a new sport where they can make more money. I understand it's about making money in business but this is already looking like a big pow wow on how you can milk the average gamer/consumer more. | ||
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NoobSkills
United States1600 Posts
On September 08 2012 06:08 Akta wrote: I think you could be right about that it's at least partiallty a "hey look at us" thing. But I doubt all of them already know each other plus private discussions can be had in congresses like this. But who knows what will happen, perhaps some of them realizes their organization shares interest with someone elses in a way they hadn't thought about before or whatever. Or perhaps there will be a fist fight between Robert and Alex where Kevin Lin breaks his glasses when he tries to break them up, because Robert(who hates bullies) mistakenly thought Alex made fun of Sundances hair when he tried to make a whitty joke about french onions, with Göran Hellgren yelling he will "make it so Odee will never be able to acces his facebook page again, possibly by turning off the entire internet of europe!" because he for some reason thinks it was Odee that broke his new friend Kevins glasses, etc. editGot the impression Day9 makes lot of money on doing what he does, at least compared to other community figures/casters, so not sure he would fit as well as you seem to think. Day9 does have good ideas on expanding esports. His tournament alone brings large companies into the mix and shows them there is opportunity in investing in esports. Despite the fact he isn't struggling doesn't mean he can't have a valid opinion. Those who don't struggle monetarily tend to be the ones who actually have the solid ideas. | ||
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Flamingo777
United States1190 Posts
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Gladiator6
Sweden7024 Posts
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canikizu
4860 Posts
- Leaders sit down together to discuss about future of human kind. This pattern sounds familiar. Do I need to buy boat pass now? | ||
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Bedrock
United States395 Posts
-Building bridges. How promoters can help each other by gathering the audiences. I really hope they focus on this point, as it could bring upon a concentration point for everything related to esports. | ||
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Doodsmack
United States7224 Posts
On September 08 2012 04:25 Liquid`NonY wrote: I don't think anything significant will be accomplished by the discussions. I think more could be accomplished by having private discussions, which I assume these folks already have when necessary. edit: This is my polite way of saying that this event is a big "hey look at us" I don't think there needs to be "significant accomplishment" in order for the congress to be worthwhile. Surely these people have insight about the inner workings of teams and leagues that the public rarely glimpses, and they could share it with us a bit. Also, them saying that this will be an opportunity to "meet in real life" implies they probably don't have an open dialogue about this already. Surely private discussions will also be a component of this. | ||
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Shinobi1982
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