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CursOr
United States6335 Posts
I was lucky enough to attend WCS 2014 @blizzcon and let me tell you, it really exceeded my expectations. + Show Spoiler + Direct YouTube I think the video is high quality, and was quite impressed that it didn't seem too condescending. The production value of these sort of news briefs on TV always seems to exceed anything you can find made for the internet. | ||
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Holdenintherye
Canada1441 Posts
I can't watch it because I'm in Canada T.T | ||
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Ryuhou)aS(
United States1174 Posts
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MrCon
France29748 Posts
It's funny, some days ago there was a dota 2 feature on canadian TV that was also very well done. I say it's funny, because I'm used to french television, when nothing is ever well done. When you see a feature on french TV about a thing you know very well, you understand that it's always bullshit. Then I see all these reports made by foreign countries which are informative and basically tells the reality of things, and I'm astonished. In France, basically the same reports would be 99% lies and garbage...I'm glad journalism still exists in other countries. | ||
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SC2Toastie
Netherlands5725 Posts
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SC2Toastie
Netherlands5725 Posts
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CursOr
United States6335 Posts
Yeah, the format is good. You get an older guy, who doesn't really understand it, so it's natural that he is asking a lot of questions. This gives the unoriented viewer a bit of a guide to the story ... and then the punctuate it with the pure viewer numbers and the amount of money (for twitch) and you can't really argue how big it is. I like how they talked to plenty of female fans and not just fat guys with cans of soda pop. Whew. | ||
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danbel1005
United States1319 Posts
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-NegativeZero-
United States2141 Posts
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EAGER-beaver
Canada2799 Posts
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Doublemint
Austria8573 Posts
On December 15 2014 03:08 -NegativeZero- wrote: Overall very good coverage - left out the 2 big Valve games but I guess there wasn't enough time to cover everything. yeah you are of course right, but that's nitpicking :p it got the point across, pretty well. we mainstream now, bitches. | ||
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SC2Toastie
Netherlands5725 Posts
On December 15 2014 04:12 Doublemint wrote: yeah you are of course right, but that's nitpicking :p it got the point across, pretty well. we mainstream now, bitches. Good thing they didn't pick up on certain incidents like Gamergate and Kas' miscommunications :-) I just don't even dare to imagine how the world will be in five years, when the first 'esports generation' starts becoming important in corporate life  | ||
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MrCon
France29748 Posts
On December 15 2014 04:23 SC2Toastie wrote: Good thing they didn't pick up on certain incidents like Gamergate and Kas' miscommunications :-) I just don't even dare to imagine how the world will be in five years, when the first 'esports generation' starts becoming important in corporate life If this was made by french TV, there would be 2 minutes about Kas, 3 about the guy in Singapore that played 3 days non stop and died from dehydratation, 2 about matchfixing, then they'd talk about how it is dangerous to play games. And it would mostly be made out "facts", or very distorted at least. | ||
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Brutaxilos
United States2629 Posts
But overall a really well down segment. I can tell the reporter was really passionate about his job. | ||
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Maniak_
France305 Posts
On December 15 2014 04:36 MrCon wrote: If this was made by french TV, there would be 2 minutes about Kas, 3 about the guy in Singapore that played 3 days non stop and died from dehydratation, 2 about matchfixing, then they'd talk about how it is dangerous to play games. And it would mostly be made out "facts", or very distorted at least. You forget the subtitles (or worse, voice overs) for casters/players/whatever that would have barely any relevance to what's actually said | ||
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Aeromi
France14460 Posts
On December 15 2014 04:36 MrCon wrote: If this was made by french TV, there would be 2 minutes about Kas, 3 about the guy in Singapore that played 3 days non stop and died from dehydratation, 2 about matchfixing, then they'd talk about how it is dangerous to play games. And it would mostly be made out "facts", or very distorted at least. So true... | ||
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OtherWorld
France17333 Posts
On December 15 2014 02:19 MrCon wrote: Very nicely done. It's funny, some days ago there was a dota 2 feature on canadian TV that was also very well done. I say it's funny, because I'm used to french television, when nothing is ever well done. When you see a feature on french TV about a thing you know very well, you understand that it's always bullshit. Then I see all these reports made by foreign countries which are informative and basically tells the reality of things, and I'm astonished. In France, basically the same reports would be 99% lies and garbage...I'm glad journalism still exists in other countries. You have no idea how much I agree with you On December 15 2014 05:37 Maniak_ wrote: You forget the subtitles (or worse, voice overs) for casters/players/whatever that would have barely any relevance to what's actually said And the dramatic and obnoxious background music to make the viewers understand that video games are literally worse than alcoholism, cancer and unemployment combined | ||
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SoniC_eu
Denmark1008 Posts
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sagi
Finland346 Posts
"Is there a time that we'll look at e-sports perhaps like nascar." I sincerely hope that will never happen. "He microes left, and left, and left...." Jokes aside, this is a great sign. If the target interest group in an e-sports piece is morning television, we're pretty much in mainstream culture already. | ||
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States44618 Posts
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