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NationWars III finals at L'Olympia in Paris
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TwiggyWan
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Musicus
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 .http://en.olympiahall.com/ | ||
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Aeromi
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miniskirt
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VHbb
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Makro
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SetGuitarsToKill
Canada28396 Posts
On November 23 2015 06:07 Makro wrote: isn't the op a little bit too empty though ? Aeromi cannot into good news posts | ||
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JCoto
Spain574 Posts
On November 23 2015 04:21 miniskirt wrote: tickets available starting tomorrow 8pm CET at http://ogaming.tickandyou.com/ 55 to 220€ 55 to 220 € ? WTF? Are you crazy? | ||
Zealously
East Gorteau22261 Posts
Is there something strange about that? | ||
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JCoto
Spain574 Posts
I consider it really expensive. | ||
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Elentos
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It's an expensive venue. | ||
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JCoto
Spain574 Posts
That is one of the things that make me think of why sometimes this kind of events push a lot of potential public away, directed only at wealthy hardcore fans and staff. I guess that this is not the type of future SC wants.. | ||
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Elentos
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On November 23 2015 06:28 JCoto wrote: That is one of the things that make me think of why sometimes this kind of events push a lot of potential public away, directed only at wealthy hardcore fans and staff. Ah, but the bigger the venue, the more people that aren't necessarily involved with the scene will take notice that this is a thing that there's a good amount of interest in. | ||
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Zealously
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It's a pretty average price tag for a sporting event, I think? | ||
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VHbb
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JCoto
Spain574 Posts
On November 23 2015 06:30 Elentos wrote: Ah, but the bigger the venue, the more people that aren't necessarily involved with the scene will take notice that this is a thing that there's a good amount of interest in. So the poshier the event the more interesting it gets for potential public? I cannot agree to that. | ||
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Makro
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JCoto
Spain574 Posts
On November 23 2015 06:31 Zealously wrote: It's a pretty average price tag for a sporting event, I think? It all depends on your target audience. Football at 50 € might be quite common, but football is highly stablished in society and the potential public is huge. You can get families, people with their kids, the grandpa who is a fan of X team or so, groups of young people that might just randomly plan to attend a match, because football/basketball/rugby is something that they have experienced as a very normal distraction. A NationWars SC2 event mostly targets people aged 15-30 that are already fans of the saga. I doubt that some group of friends on their 30s/40s randomly decide to go to see an e-sports event just because it costs as much as football, for example. I see that considering that price tag, stream at home could be a better option for most fans. | ||
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Zealously
East Gorteau22261 Posts
On November 23 2015 06:34 JCoto wrote: So the poshier the event the more interesting it gets for potential public? I cannot agree to that. I definitely think there's a middle ground. I doubt Dreamhack Winter attracts many spectators that wouldn't otherwise go to a Dreamhack, for example, but L'Olympia (and the O2 World Arena in Berlin, in the case of LoL Worlds) definitely lends a more "serious" image, I guess? | ||
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