most likely coz you cant stand the game at all. As someone who likes both et/sc/moba I can tell you et is by far the most boring to watch. I guess its because when you want to see the SKILL of the players in shooter you gotta watch from first perspective but then you miss the other action going on. Not the case in other games.
this video shows off the production value at esport venues but doesnt include any ingame footage.
its like making a football hightlight reel and showing only audience reactions and pre-/post-game commentary/interviews/reactions.
it trying to make esports look good without showing esports.
do we really need to be that ashamed of our hobby?
and quite honestly they are showing the truely bad part imo. im having a hard time watching offline tournaments because the audience is just so pathetic.
esports is about competing from the comfort of your own home. This video doesnt touch on what esports is at all. It shows what the sponsors like to see.
the video aims to "non e-sports" ppl, who dont know nothing about it.
it wont help to show them the game... ppl who never saw SC2 their lives wont understand a thing that happends in 1-3 seconds on a screen
i would never do it
agreed!
Proud to work with people like Sean who are working hard to contribute to those moment and the cause itself!
This gave me fucking thrills
this is so nice !
its like making a football hightlight reel and showing only audience reactions and pre-/post-game commentary/interviews/reactions.
it trying to make esports look good without showing esports.
do we really need to be that ashamed of our hobby?
and quite honestly they are showing the truely bad part imo. im having a hard time watching offline tournaments because the audience is just so pathetic.
esports is about competing from the comfort of your own home. This video doesnt touch on what esports is at all. It shows what the sponsors like to see.
it wont help to show them the game... ppl who never saw SC2 their lives wont understand a thing that happends in 1-3 seconds on a screen