novellk Chapter 335: E-sports suitable for Koreans
Chapter 335: E-sports suitable for Koreans
Chapter 335 - E-sports suitable for KoreansEsports will be a thing sooner or later, but I probably won't be able to spare much time for it.
Most likely, I'll find some people skilled in this area to manage it and lay the foundation for the entire esports scene.
However, people skilled in esports management are rare in this world.
In my past life, such managerial talents were quite scarce.
Otherwise, only a few games would become internationally renowned esports projects.
Esports management talent is truly hard to come by.
Whether I can unearth such talent myself is really hard to say.
But if we use the power of a country to promote the esports industry, with the massive resources of the nation as a foundation, then it's a different story.
The success of StarCraft in South Korea in my past life wasn't just because the game was popular and beloved by many.
More importantly, it was due to the strong support of the Korean government.
If Blizzard hadn't insisted on reclaiming all the event hosting rights and destroying the cornerstone of their own game's esports scene, the development would have been quite impressive.
The suggestion made by Hamamoto has indeed intrigued Takayuki.
Instead of trying to luck out and find esports management talent like
At one point, these games dominated the gaming world.
Esports also essentially flourished after the birth of these games.
And if Koreans were to handle esports, then they could directly develop StarCraft.
This is a strong suit for Koreans; in the StarCraft project, Korea once dominated for over ten years, which was quite terrifying.
And all he needs to do is develop the game and hand over the hosting rights to Korea for esports events. Then he can sit back and enjoy the fruits, waiting for the esports industry to flourish.
He's not planning to repeat Blizzard's mistakes, forcefully taking back all the event hosting rights just for a small profit. Isn't it more profitable to sit back and collect money every year, using the power of a country to promote esports instead of a company? Even if this country isn't large.