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AKAvg
Brazil298 Posts
On May 23 2014 06:06 ragz_gt wrote: 1.6mil sounds like.... a really small number for NASL TBH. Considering the assets left by NASL... uh, that's quite alot of money no matter the way you look at it.  | ||
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TRaFFiC
Canada1448 Posts
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hainrich
Germany144 Posts
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plogamer
Canada3132 Posts
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boxerfred
Germany8360 Posts
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Djzapz
Canada10681 Posts
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Micro_Jackson
Germany2002 Posts
You have to remember that beeing in dept is a smart thing to do to a certain amount. | ||
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felisconcolori
United States6169 Posts
On May 23 2014 06:51 AKAvg wrote: Considering the assets left by NASL... uh, that's quite alot of money no matter the way you look at it. Also consider that liquidation of assets via auction never brings in what those assets are worth. That production truck, for example, was worth considerably more than what the auction was up to the last time I looked at it - as was most of the rest of the equipment in the auction. | ||
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Rikudou
Germany151 Posts
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Wuster
1974 Posts
On May 23 2014 06:47 nkr wrote: it's all in that big truck! Also it's easy for everyone to be all hindsighthero, but the fact is when nasl was announced in the end of 2010 or early 2011, an investment like this didn't make people go "what are they doing?". People thought sc2 was the next big thing, but it ended up being LoL and Dota2 instead. Shit happens. A lot of people were skeptical when NASL was announced. Remember at the time 100k was the biggest prizepool outside of GSL and the 3rd largest prizepool wasn't even close to that amount.* Then add in that NASL's investors were always secret, plus you had a lot of people doubting their ability to actually produce a good tournament (especially after The Clash of the Titans). Actually, I'll be most interested in seeing if we every find out who was behind NASL financially. * as an aside a former NASL member blamed IPL for starting the big prizepool arms race that ultimately destroyed the NA scene, but isn't NASL really the progenitor of that? | ||
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Grampz
United States2147 Posts
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nkr
Sweden5451 Posts
On May 23 2014 07:27 Wuster wrote: A lot of people were skeptical when NASL was announced. Remember at the time 100k was the biggest prizepool outside of GSL and the 3rd largest prizepool wasn't even close to that amount.* Then add in that NASL's investors were always secret, plus you had a lot of people doubting their ability to actually produce a good tournament (especially after The Clash of the Titans). Actually, I'll be most interested in seeing if we every find out who was behind NASL financially. * as an aside a former NASL member blamed IPL for starting the big prizepool arms race that ultimately destroyed the NA scene, but isn't NASL really the progenitor of that? I think "a lot of people" is stretching it  | ||
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Mallard86
186 Posts
I think after the 1st season began it certainly turned into "a lot of people". | ||
digmouse
China6331 Posts
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TT1
Canada10067 Posts
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entropius
United States1046 Posts
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Usagi
Spain1647 Posts
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ReachTheSky
United States3294 Posts
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Skynx
Turkey7150 Posts
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digmouse
China6331 Posts
On May 23 2014 08:05 ReachTheSky wrote: Lets face it, you want a league to be successful? Day9 Casting + Top players in the world = Lots of viewers. Everything he has done draws in the most viewers. Hm WCS Season 3 Finals doesn't seem that way. WCS Europe (and European tournaments in general) has always been better viewer-wise. | ||
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