any org that picks him up will get booed on stage every match and their merch sales will drop
horrible move for any org to make as a business, even if he is a mediocre player (better than bad, which brazilian orgs have been picking up)
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any org that picks him up will get booed on stage every match and their merch sales will drop
horrible move for any org to make as a business, even if he is a mediocre player (better than bad, which brazilian orgs have been picking up)
what is the sponsor
and why is it raid shadow legends
traditional sports are funded by taxes, the stadiums for local teams are built by the governments which are funded by taxes not by the teams most of the time.
by the way, you are right, they are owned by nobody. the management for the team still had to sell TV rights to make money to buy players to get to this point.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/zakgarnerpurkis/2022/07/22/a-500-million-clue-why-fc-barcelona-can-afford-so-many-players/
this is like Valorant giving each team a chunk of viewership money and a team literally selling stake just to afford to buy players. it shows how bad it is. now in 2024, 2 years later, yes they are finally in the profit but like I said, this is a record breaking year. what if everything goes down even 10%? they are immediately unprofitable again. we have seen this in other esports, Copenhagen Flames + ENCE were profitable for a year and immediately weren't again because the business is volatile.
what other points do you have?
oh yeah another note
Camp Nou is literally funded by a bunch of investment companies which FC Barca has to pay back
Barcelona added that they signed the agreement with 20 investors, including Goldman Sachs (GS.N), and JP Morgan (JPM.N).
The Spanish club are set to pay back investors in progressive tranches - after five, seven, nine, 20, and 24 years - with a flexible structure, including a grace period.
them making 300m this year which they have to put towards paying off their already massive debt doesn't mean much when they still have that to pay off in the future as well.
another thing to bring up, most sports teams also get massive tax deductions which helps a ton, which brings it back to funded by government as they want to keep these teams going since it brings cities itself revenue.
with better figures than expected, while also reducing the net debt for the second year in a row
they are still in debt. also, this is their best income by a large margin, it's a record breaking year and yes they are profitable now but they have not been for a long long time and if there is any downturn in football they will immediately be back in the red. this is barca and madrid. those teams are the best. what about every other team? they are probably not making profit lol. it's not just about the top teams, which I have said already by saying "generally" not profitable not "always" not profitable. on top of that, I also said that earlier.
sure, they CAN be profitable. but any team can be, there are orgs in esports that are already profitable. it's just either the top top ones, or ones that are selling players often that they scout.
2011 has to do with it because I'm saying it just recently changed which I stated.
football clubs generally are not profitable and they still were not during COVID when viewership rose.
I already brought up TV rights and said that is how they make money, but that's profit for the association not for the teams.
in 2011 22/30 teams in the NBA were unprofitable
only recently has this changed to be profitable through massive television rights contracts (why literally every youtube video, twitter video etc gets INSTA taken down) and same with american football with their season pass tickets, which, by the way, was found to be illegal and collusion and they are now being sued for. so yes, sports are generally not sustainable.
premier league teams are not profitable either, it took one google search to find that out. it's funded by saudi's who want to see good football. I'm not talking about if it's profitable for RIOT, I'm talking about for teams.
I can keep looking through by the way, but I'm just saying that mbappe makes $128 million a year for a single player so if you make a $40 profit off a $70 jersey to fans you'd have to sell 3.2 million jerseys just for that single player EVERY YEAR and that's not even getting into every single other cost to run a massive sports team.
unironically based.
I have no counterpoint.
regards.
have you watched traditional sports my friend, if you see fun as a waste
esports wastes millions
those waste BILLIONS
by the way traditional sports are legitimately just funded through taxes and our government because if it wasn't it is also extremely unprofitable
LOUD is more "profitable" than a lot of orgs but they definitely aren't making a profit due to LoL salaries and how little of the players they have that are being paid off by being sold, even if it is some big names. in general they're doing great and orgs with stream heads is REALLY good (such as KC as well) to build branding and media that creates revenue but I think LOUD pays too much + doesn't sell enough + some of their teams are unprofitable.
still a top org investment wise after all of this.
only way to make profit in esports is to invest little/no money into players (give them barely livable wages), never pay buyouts for top players, have insane scouting, sell those players to other clubs for profit, repeat, only do this in games you have specialties in so you have minimal failures, have an extremely small staff team, force all players and staff to make content and build a brand (optic/faze). good example of this is paper rex, but they could do a better job of doing media imho
dang, I am not super caught up on R6 and I didn't recognize anyone on the team so I assumed, that's my bad.
either way their Valorant project shouldn't have been such a massive loss considering how much support they got, and their CS team is doing fantastic. plus even if their R6 team isn't budget, they are still making tournaments so I think their Valorant division will be fine overall. Thanks for the correction though!
they will most likely rebuild, looks like -koala -nismo
in general the org looks to be in a better spot than most, their R6 team is budget but still making good progress and attending top tournaments, CS team is looking better and better while budget, only team yet to make it big is Val which they are close to. I don't think this will end the Val team
I'm not just talking about orgs, I'm more saying there have been slots for these players in the orgs that are in franchising and they haven't picked up these talents which to me is disappointing. I understand what you mean by org investment and the cost for brazilian organizations though, on top of higher salaries in non-brazilian orgs in franchising I just feel like some of these players who have been stuck in t2 should've been in mibr, furia, or potentially even loud (controversial) already. more so the first two. but your points are all true, just that at some point you have to see these players farming t2 for so long and decide it's not that big of a risk. I just feel like these players should have already been franchised and they deserved to be there already, but that is also the fault of how many slots NA vs Brazil got. you guys should have fluxo, 9z etc in there.
the only brazilian team that looked solid in franchising was furia funnily enough, and in general brazil has sucked this year because they didn't pick up any upcoming talent in the past or present. the upcoming talent that was flourishing in NA was picked up a while back. 2g deserved this win and was better, but I'm just saying that some of these brazilian players should've already been franchised while I can't say the same for a majority of these NA players. either way gg and hopefully this goes to show brazilian orgs that they need to stop recycling
we have all of our good talent and top players already in franchising which is why we have so many solid teams
you have maybe 1-2 teams that are considered even solid, the rest of the talent has always been in t2 because franchised brazilian orgs let them rot
it makes sense why a brazilian team would win
he's 17 and cracked under pressure, he has been insane all season besides this game. he has so much time to grow. you are a loser.
every team in this tournament is going home... i hope...
n4rrate had german flag in bio once which means he isn't import, he is now european
glad to have you back in KC n4rrate!
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CS players feel very insecure due to valve ignorance and Valorant being a "threat" to CS
Val players don't even care about CS lol they think it's just a bunch of old men
I play both and enjoy both ^_^ I think competition is great for any business including gaming
yeah from what it seems like. every game is down to luck to an extentbut because this one the luck was not in the favor of the team they liked more, it's a fluke
there was a massive thread about it and it came down to gambit having little sleep + really horrible microtimings on multiple maps that would've easily made them win certain maps but they got "super unlucky" on those timings and lost because of it.
I personally did not watch that final closely and cannot verify those claims.
it's all good. unfortunately sometimes you think something is going great or will work out and it just isn't meant to be. all it means is that you're opening yourself up for something that will work in the future, once you are healed. take care and you will be ready to find what you are looking for in the future
brother is barely going positive against ball state
i hope not
sym did his best, he looks to have improved a lot from moist moguls, if he continues to improve going into next season I can see him winning ascension. he's young too.
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Asuna will hit 4 years 4 months in February 2025 (if he doesn't get removed this shuffle)
someone else said it implies "cute" too
i always knew brazil was full of cuties 🥰
his agent pool is not weird, just that he is really good on jett and not that good on raze on top of the team overall having experimental comps. if he trialed for a team he'd just be playing jett most likely
my brazilian friends are so kawaii!
I'd count curry as a streamer personally so that makes sense. and yeah stream sniping has been a thing in shooters forever, I've heard people make fun of pros but it's mad annoying. thanks for the response!
who is a pro people have the wrong perception on? who is the streamer (not currently in challengers or pro play) who you think is genuinely the best at the game? what pro do you look up to, and why?
big cock johnson! lets go!
^^
very fun, and if you need to learn they have bot matches which I actually enjoy quite a bit (they are bad, even on hard) but it's a MOBA at heart so be prepared to get used to most mechanics being MOBA besides it being third person and everyone has guns.
idk what to say from this, people can make their own conclusions off this act alone.
yeah probably. this looks eerily similar to accounts called "mochi#ily" I meet in swiftplay playing reyna and going 18-2 and then I look at their tracker and most matches before that they are on sage or killjoy going 2-8, you had a good catch. sucks because I think he actually did improve up to diamond himself after being memed on, which I was impressed with. he kinda threw it all away by doing this
edit: yeah after looking I am pretty sure he started account trading in June, he went from 0.91 K/D in plat1 in April to shooting up through may and june mostly playing sentinel and farming diamond, then ascendant, then immortal. also if you look at previous acts (lets start at E8:A1)
E8:A1 - horrible on everything, but has 8 reyna games he goes nuclear
E8:A2 - same thing but also on jett
E8:A3 - horrible on everything besides duelists and cypher (probably the account trader)
E9:A1 - same
E9:A2 - literally just the cypher/kj the account trader probably uses
unlucky! for context before E8:A3 he rarely if ever played cypher/kj, he mostly played controllers and initiators. if he played sentinel, he played sage.
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