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algorithm0r
Canada486 Posts
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TelecoM
United States10890 Posts
On December 06 2012 05:42 itkovian wrote: Sad news. But it seems to be the way things are trending. I don't think esports will grow as big as a lot of people thought it could be. At least, not in the next ten years. The money isn't there to support all the SC2 teams and tournaments that exist right now, and its only going to keep shrinking. I'm not expecting the SC2 scene to die, I just think its going to have to shed a lot of weight. But there is nothing wrong with a lean focused scene, in my opinion. Having fewer teams and fewer tournaments makes each event more meaningful and exciting. That is a pretty good point you have, maybe we can try to keep a positive head space about this. I hope all the Quantic Gaming players find a new team , and fast! Especially TheOgnis, he is a true broodwar legend that deserves a team. I think you should try to join SKT1 practice partner theo! GL all QxG~ I met a lot of QxG's players at past two MLG colombus's, and they are quite an amazing group of players and people, I don't really feel the same if it was a different team disbanding, I think that these players really DESERVE to be picked up asap, god bless~ | ||
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ZwuckeL
Germany563 Posts
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jmbthirteen
United States10734 Posts
On December 06 2012 06:22 ZwuckeL wrote: Totally seen that coming. Quantic is on the same list as Eclypsia, and similar teams. No they weren't. Not at all. Quantic was great to their players. | ||
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Gwin
United States52 Posts
On December 06 2012 03:59 ThomasjServo wrote: This is basically it, Quantic failed at some point in its operations to monetize the team in a manner that would compensate investors. Whether through streaming, tournament performance or just over extension It isn't terribly complicated. Speaking from an inside perspective on Quantic, and on the scene in general: I highly doubt that ANY team properly monetizes it's PLAYERS in such a way that it compensates investors. With VERY FEW exceptions, the entire scene is largely funded by personal funding from team owners, venture capitalists and other investors. | ||
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QQKachoo
United States192 Posts
On December 06 2012 05:42 itkovian wrote: Sad news. But it seems to be the way things are trending. I don't think esports will grow as big as a lot of people thought it could be. At least, not in the next ten years. The money isn't there to support all the SC2 teams and tournaments that exist right now, and its only going to keep shrinking. I'm not expecting the SC2 scene to die, I just think its going to have to shed a lot of weight. But there is nothing wrong with a lean focused scene, in my opinion. Having fewer teams and fewer tournaments makes each event more meaningful and exciting. This is a great way to look at this situation. I can also see this happening to other teams as well. What many teams should do is take notes from teams like TL and EG. These teams produce content and have a really good interaction/standing with fans. You don't have to consistently win tournaments to have a successful team. You have to have the fan base and support to have a successful team. I mean winning does help with team success but I think it doesn't have as great of an impact as other things. I hope all of the Quantic players can find new teams. | ||
Firebolt145
Lalalaland34507 Posts
On December 06 2012 06:22 ZwuckeL wrote: Totally seen that coming. Quantic is on the same list as Eclypsia, and similar teams. Wat? Nowhere near. | ||
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shid0x
Korea (South)5014 Posts
On December 06 2012 06:22 ZwuckeL wrote: Totally seen that coming. Quantic is on the same list as Eclypsia, and similar teams. ahah das german humor. | ||
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Quakie
Norway725 Posts
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F14C0
Colombia17 Posts
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Psychonian
United States2322 Posts
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Prevolved
United States573 Posts
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ZackAttack
United States884 Posts
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mechavoc
United States664 Posts
On December 06 2012 05:42 itkovian wrote: Sad news. But it seems to be the way things are trending. I don't think esports will grow as big as a lot of people thought it could be. At least, not in the next ten years. The money isn't there to support all the SC2 teams and tournaments that exist right now, and its only going to keep shrinking. I'm not expecting the SC2 scene to die, I just think its going to have to shed a lot of weight. But there is nothing wrong with a lean focused scene, in my opinion. Having fewer teams and fewer tournaments makes each event more meaningful and exciting. You captured it , fewer number of teams with cut to the bone budgets. Mid tier teams will find it hard to compete with the Elite EGs and TLs as the marketing dollars follow the stars. | ||
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sprunkey
Scotland7 Posts
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Pittski
United States50 Posts
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StraTkSloth
United States181 Posts
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FoxerGames
Australia120 Posts
On December 06 2012 09:45 ThatSweatyNerd wrote: Poor MaximusBlack, every team he joins disbands a short while after he's been there. Though he really isn't a pro player to begin with? | ||
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dizzy101
Netherlands2066 Posts
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Integra
Sweden5626 Posts
On December 06 2012 09:40 Pittski wrote: So, what about player contracts that were signed? Or Is it the equivalent to a company filing bankruptcy and now don't have to pay them. When a company files for bankruptcy and the contract not directly states what is to be done during a bankruptcy then you have to turn to whatever party that the bankruptcy was filed to since they now own the company and its process of said bankruptcy. They are the only ones now, not the actual owners, that has any legal power of the company. I would assume something similar happens in this case as well unless they get some deal with the players. | ||
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