Haha I really want to stream a lot more than that. 12hours everyday 30days a month is really tough and I got DDoS Today :D :D thanks conti for your awesome work!

danl9rm

United States3111 Posts

February 01 2013 21:07 GMT

#66

On February 02 2013 05:22 GreyKnight wrote:

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step up what?

The streaming. It's nice to get to watch your favorite players practice. Sometimes, you (by "you," I mean "I") wonder if they even are practicing.

hangarninetysix

263 Posts

February 01 2013 21:26 GMT

#67

What do the numbers look like when you ad in the Korean TV audience for PL I wonder?

Baroninthetree

United States473 Posts

February 01 2013 21:27 GMT

#68

On February 02 2013 02:58 tili wrote:
Wow, I'm really surprised that Group H of GSL (with Stephano) wasn't at 50% more than other groups! I'd be really interested to see if the GOMTV numbers went way up.

It seems impossible for them not to............

Edit:
Also, I'd venture to say Jaedong lost so many viewers because Stephano and him streamed simultaneously for 30-40% of the time (it seemed), and they surely share a large percentage of their viewer-base.

i actually observe a peak of 20K (20089) views when stephano playing, if DRG, its only 16K, so i am not entire sure the average viewers number is a good critique, might just use the peak number?

For yesterday, the peak number for PL is 6K while GSL is 21K,that really said something there.

Baroninthetree

United States473 Posts

February 01 2013 21:32 GMT

#69

On February 02 2013 04:59 BlazeFury01 wrote:

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I think you're forgetting something. GSL is online only whereas Pro League is actually broadcasted on television in Korea. So, making a GSL vs Pro League in terms of numbers is useless if you don't have the total numbers to compare.

clearly its not useless, theres only one english cast for proleague
in terms of the korean viewers, it wont be a catching number, since lol is far far popular in Kr, and SC2 is over 20 in game rank. You can easily judge by yourself by looking at the actual audiences that showed up at the studio.

EliteSK

Korea (South)251 Posts

February 01 2013 21:59 GMT

#70

one thread is fine.

EG should be quite happy with those numbers since I'm sure EG has a streaming requirement in their contracts for minimum hours. Also a good way for the players to get some extra bank ^^

dsousa

United States1363 Posts

February 01 2013 23:46 GMT

#71

Oh man..... poor Koshka so wanted to make the top 50.

Could you check where Koshka (twitch.tv/koshka) ranked? She must have been close as she averaged about 140+ viewers for 80+ hours. (estimates)

Great work as always.

sekritzzz

1515 Posts

February 02 2013 00:17 GMT

#72

On February 02 2013 05:08 nkr wrote:
stream viewers increased? but someone told me sc2 was dying

Stream viewers are definitely on a downward trend......don't know how you came to your conclusion but a decent comparable measure for me was to look at the 30th streamer avg viewers across each month.

May: 981 viewers
June: 811 viewers
July: 705 viewers
August: 701 viewers
September: 636 viewers
October: 506 viewers
November: 459 viewers
December: 463 viewers
January: 667 viewers

Yes viewers did go up this month in comparison to the abysmal months of nov/dec but chances are it was because of the lack of tournaments in January making it an anomaly. I'm not with the "omg end of sc2" crowd but the viewer numbers are going down. I guess you can say the sc2 bubble popped and only the core viewers will stay while the flavor of the month crowd goes to another game to spectate.

npisvaj

United States2 Posts

February 02 2013 00:37 GMT

#73

Good to see EG setting the standard here....less ppl streaming now, so some night its good to see 3-4 EG streaming.... Also Desrow been streaming like a beast lately too.

Conti

Germany2516 Posts

February 02 2013 00:40 GMT

#74

On February 02 2013 08:46 dsousa wrote:
Oh man..... poor Koshka so wanted to make the top 50.

Could you check where Koshka (twitch.tv/koshka) ranked? She must have been close as she averaged about 140+ viewers for 80+ hours. (estimates)

Great work as always.

Hmm. I found KoshkaTV. According to my data, she had an averaged ~130 viewers last month with a peak of 401. The streaming time is ~67 hours, making this a v*h rating of ~8722. The 50th place of this month's list has a v*h rating of 11758, so she's not quite there yet.

The competition has gotten harder in the last few months, though. She would have been 44th in November's top 50 list with those stats.

kafkaesque

Germany2006 Posts

February 02 2013 00:48 GMT

#75

It pains me that a person and player like IdrA has more views than a person and player like Grubby.

Jaedong and Stephano are pretty much where they should be and its nice to see that Polt is up there as well.

sLideSC2

United States225 Posts

February 02 2013 02:20 GMT

#76

On February 02 2013 09:48 kafkaesque wrote:
It pains me that a person and player like IdrA has more views than a person and player like Grubby.

Jaedong and Stephano are pretty much where they should be and its nice to see that Polt is up there as well.

if i had to bet my life on a grubby vs idra bo5, i would pick idra. Grubby's recent results haven't been amazing, and idra is a whole 130 elo ranks ahead of grubby.

KookyMonster

United States311 Posts

February 02 2013 04:41 GMT

#77

Hey just wanted to say a big thank you for doing this! It's really cool!

blade55555

United States17423 Posts

February 02 2013 04:43 GMT

#78

On February 02 2013 11:20 sLideSC2 wrote:

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if i had to bet my life on a grubby vs idra bo5, i would pick idra. Grubby's recent results haven't been amazing, and idra is a whole 130 elo ranks ahead of grubby.

Yeah and last time they played in a tournament idra 2-0'd iirc lol. That was funny he let his fanboyism cloud the truth :D

Thanks for the statistics I always enjoy reading them ^_^