EPTEverybody will have acces to VoDs eventually, as Gom is going to upload them to their youtube about 2 weeks after air date unless they for some reason decided not to anymore.
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Mattidute
Netherlands232 Posts
Everybody will have acces to VoDs eventually, as Gom is going to upload them to their youtube about 2 weeks after air date unless they for some reason decided not to anymore. | ||
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FaZiNaTe
Germany290 Posts
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braincandy
Philippines179 Posts
On January 15 2014 14:52 Shellshock wrote: This will be interesting to see how much it contributes. has anyone else done this besides the SC2L? MLG did something similar for Dota 2 right? TI3 was the first one to do it | ||
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Lorch
Germany3710 Posts
On January 15 2014 12:22 9-BiT wrote: Interesting experiment. GLHF That isn't even an experiment, they just put it directly into the players for the first time. GSL/WCS has been/is heavily Blizzard funded and the global stream subscription have always been used to pay tastosis/wolfdor and run the global stream. I guess they are making enough now to put some of it into the prize pool. | ||
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Talin
Montenegro10532 Posts
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xsnac
Barbados1365 Posts
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Kheve
323 Posts
MLG also sold ~280k worth of cosmetics (ticket free) thats an extra 70k+ making it 120k+ TI3 was madness sold ~5 MILLION USD which added ~1.25 million to the base pool of 1.6m making it nearly 2.9m prizepool. (for a tournament that lasted ~10 days) TI3 paid for itself +production costs +plenty of free publicity +goodwill from fans and valve made millions extra and dota fans feel good about themselves (yes i was one of the suckers but hey i like it) | ||
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caznitch
Canada645 Posts
On January 15 2014 20:11 Talin wrote: I can't see that working out with such a high starting price. The point of crowdfunding is to build hype and get the crowd to fund it. There ain't gonna be much of a crowd at $55-$90. I'm not sure what prices are like in Montenegro, but I pay that much for lunch some days. | ||
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peidongyang
Canada2084 Posts
whatever man, worth  On January 16 2014 00:35 caznitch wrote: I'm not sure what prices are like in Montenegro, but I pay that much for lunch some days. hopefully on your company budget =D | ||
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caznitch
Canada645 Posts
On January 16 2014 00:43 peidongyang wrote: 55$ rip whatever man, worth hopefully on your company budget =D ... details... details...  | ||
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Bagration
United States18282 Posts
On January 16 2014 00:35 caznitch wrote: I'm not sure what prices are like in Montenegro, but I pay that much for lunch some days. $90 for lunch? Please, I consume caviar by the gallon! Joking aside, I'm assuming white-collar professional in large metropolitan city? | ||
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hallonpaj
Sweden15 Posts
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Penguinator
United States837 Posts
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donek99
14 Posts
On January 15 2014 17:08 Dinotramp wrote: I've just bought a yearly ticket, where can I find the VOD's to this mornings Code A games?! EDIT: I'm looking everywhere so I must be missing something. Is it somewhere really obvious that I haven't thought about? seems twitch is having problems with the vods, look here: http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=440874¤tpage=8#159 | ||
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CYfiri
Sweden25 Posts
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spritzz
Canada331 Posts
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tomastaz
United States976 Posts
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Dangermousecatdog
United Kingdom7084 Posts
On January 16 2014 00:58 Bagration wrote: $90 for lunch? Please, I consume caviar by the gallon! Joking aside, I'm assuming white-collar professional in large metropolitan city? White-collar professional in a large metropolitan city? You'll never see that kind of prices for lunch in London unless you are literally so high up the company/government, that the company/government pays your lunch for you. It's even beyond parliament minister levels now. I am talking high management/senior official levels here. Teamliquid.net, where the 1% hang out. | ||
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Figgy
Canada1788 Posts
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caznitch
Canada645 Posts
On January 16 2014 04:20 Dangermousecatdog wrote: White-collar professional in a large metropolitan city? You'll never see that kind of prices for lunch in London unless you are literally so high up the company/government, that the company/government pays your lunch for you. It's even beyond parliament minister levels now. I am talking high management/senior official levels here. Teamliquid.net, where the 1% hang out. I'm mid-level managment at best and get my lunch bought for me. You might be surprised at how easy it is to write things off (Seinfeld reference anyone?). Anyways, appitizers + entre + 2 beers = lots of money. Lunch was $220 yesterday but that was for 4. EDIT - my main point is that its not a lot especially for the amount of content. I mean... a friggin' movie will set you back $30 if you bough popcorn and a pop with the ticket. | ||
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