let's say if
and if
it's a really big if i know
mongolz wins the shanghai major and makes history
does that inspire asia as a region to come back to cs/start playing or at least try out cs in the region in terms of both casual/competitive community or because the region itself is still way too left out and dead enough to not reinvigorate anything?
and if mongolz makes it to playoffs/semifinal/grand final, would that make asians from other esports communities tune in to watch mongolz? like valoranters
or they just don't care enough?
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Aayan [#5]I think it'll be tough
Just how CS is ahead in Europe I think Val is ahead in Asia (in PC FPS)
yeah, i dont think theres enough audience or sponsors in asia for us to have more events in asia to help the development, however much motivation there is for the players
big_chungus69 [#7]Maybe a small resurgence but I doubt CS will ever take the #1 tac FPS spot from VAL in Asia ever again. Supposedly the 2025 Austin major will be 32 spots so maybe 6 Asian teams too which will help more
yeah i never really talked about taking over valorant or anything
just maybe if we could get at least more players than we currently have right now you know
i truly believe that valorant will obviously never get contested in the region of asia as the most popular first person shooter until the world ends
I think it inspires China first and foremost (our neighbours won the biggest chip in that game, we can do that as well). The real W i see with mongolz winning is the fact that more asian teams will travel to europe to train and practice, just like the mongolz did. They are practically the pathfinder for the scene, they say "success can be found, but one must grind for it"
Anzaldinho [#8]yeah i never really talked about taking over valorant or anything
just maybe if we could get at least more players than we currently have right now you know
i truly believe that valorant will obviously never get contested in the region of asia as the most popular first person shooter until the world ends
that would happen, maybe we will have more event, but even those the increase won't be too big
Nef0r0 [#9]I think it inspires China first and foremost (our neighbours won the biggest chip in that game, we can do that as well). The real W i see with mongolz winning is the fact that more asian teams will travel to europe to train and practice, just like the mongolz did. They are practically the pathfinder for the scene, they say "success can be found, but one must grind for it"
beautifully said
soonwookong [#10]that would happen, maybe we will have more event, but even those the increase won't be too big
just give me one south korean team that's actually competitive and I'll be a happy man
maybe a thai team and an indo team as well
AstroGalaxy [#2]What if the world was made of pudding?
africa will be the most developed continent in the world i guess
bronzil_enjoyer [#3]nah they don't care enough
I'm lowkey just tryna see if we could get at least some southeast asian talents yk
people won't agree with me but i think indonesian f0rsaken had the potential to be a top tier csgo talent in asia if he didn't switch
Anzaldinho [#11]beautifully said
I mean Brazil was kinda the same, it took Luminosity to take majors back to back and then LATAM just collectively went "we can do damage here". Now a team of young guns beats reigning major winners, a core of experienced players beats spirit and takes vitality to OT and pain have been quite consistent this year overall
Nef0r0 [#15]I mean Brazil was kinda the same, it took Luminosity to take majors back to back and then LATAM just collectively went "we can do damage here". Now a team of young guns beats reigning major winners, a core of experienced players beats spirit and takes vitality to OT and pain have been quite consistent this year overall
true
Warlordwibz [#19]no, cause CS is western game.
CS Shanghai Major:
- EU 14
- American 7
- APAC 3 (1CN, 1 Mongolia, 1 AU)
Western Teams 21 = 87.5%
Eastern teams 3 = 12.5%APAC RMR has Russian teams for East Asia and East European teams for Middle East Qualifier.
Where JP? where KR? where SEA? Why bother.
apac gained one more slot in Copenhagen this year already (before that it was 2 only) and now mongolz can secure asia it's first playoffs and a slot which allows the number 1 asian seed to skip the opening stage and go directly to legends stage.
Europe will drop down to 12-13 slots I believe, America will grow one or two, asia will stay put but gain the legends slot (if mongolz make it), Europe lost 4 slots in 1.5 years, if anything it's a sign that the game is growing in america and asia as well, and with the major likely expanding to 32 teams, there is a chance it goes 17-11-4 for Austin Major in 2025
Anzaldinho [#12]just give me one south korean team that's actually competitive and I'll be a happy man
maybe a thai team and an indo team as well
sk is too big in val rn and xign just started military service rn so rip
AE's mix might get further if they manage to pick up better pieces, altho i can't really find it in my head to find a better asian player than xign that isn't chinese or mongolian (altho maybe a mongolian player is ok, we had sk0r in nkt and stuff) to add into the mix, i kinda hope they can pick up marsyy but i dont know if he can keep up his performances
KOMPOSTO [#17]probably not its still risky
chinese players wont come back because they have 12 tier 1 teams to choose from in val
and other asian teams have never really been big in cs (counting central asia as cis)
china will always be big because of skin market tho
Aayan [#5]I think it'll be tough
Just how CS is ahead in Europe I think Val is ahead in Asia (in PC FPS)
Neither CS nor Val are still as big as Crossfire in Asia, which is an old counter strike clone
big_chungus69 [#7]Maybe a small resurgence but I doubt CS will ever take the #1 tac FPS spot from VAL in Asia ever again. Supposedly the 2025 Austin major will be 32 spots so maybe 6 Asian teams too which will help more
Val isn’t even #1 in asia. Crossfire is miles and miles ahead still, old cs clone
kapteN [#24]Neither CS nor Val are still as big as Crossfire in Asia, which is an old counter strike clone
I thought crossfire was huge more so in CN and not really in the rest of Asia?
I could be absolutely wrong though I really have no idea
Aayan [#26]I thought crossfire was huge more so in CN and not really in the rest of Asia?
I could be absolutely wrong though I really have no idea
Huge is an understatement, its the game with the most downloaded copies of any game in history
Not sure how it fares outside of CN, but the numbers are beyond insanity
EDIT: why am i being downvoted? I don’t even play the game but the numbers can easily be googled. Game has had over 1bn registered users and made nearly $7bn
kapteN [#27]Huge is an understatement, its the game with the most downloaded copies of any game in history
Not sure how it fares outside of CN, but the numbers are beyond insanity
EDIT: why am i being downvoted? I don’t even play the game but the numbers can easily be googled. Game has had over 1bn registered users and made nearly $7bn
it mostly just is a chinese thing
soonwookong [#28]it mostly just is a chinese thing
Which has the biggest amount of people pretty much tied with india and therefore the 1st or 2nd largest addressable market on the world
So yes you can’t say “biggest in asia” without factoring in raw numbers
kapteN [#29]Which has the biggest amount of people pretty much tied with india and therefore the 1st or 2nd largest addressable market on the world
So yes you can’t say “biggest in asia” without factoring in raw numbers
yeah, i was just answering on how u said ur not sure how it fares outside china
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