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Javier 🇵🇷
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Javier 🇵🇷
@MonsterDface
CEO @PracticeServer 🎥 Events, Marketing, Discord, Talent
Texas, USA Katılım Nisan 2014
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@roaldvanbuuren Your last paragraph here summarizes it graciously.
It’s all about the product, meeting the users with experiences they want, and the rest will pretty much fall into place. 🤝
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Esports has a purist problem, and I say that as someone who used to be one. For years I, as many of us, believe the way to make esports credible was to look at traditional sports; bigger stages, more polished broadcast, stricter structures and rules all felt like the obvious path to give us the legitimacy we thought was needed.
In the late 2000s and early 2010s we chased television, with the belief that if esports made it onto that stage, the mainstream would respect us. Then Twitch arrived and it proved the opposite; esports did not need TV. Instead, we built our own version of it, powered by the community and with a culture that felt way more authentic.
The irony is that TV eventually came to esports anyways and when I worked on those shows for NBC, ESPN and Turner while at FACEIT, it was clear that traditional broadcasters wanted access to an audience they could no longer reach, so they were adapting to esports and gaming, not leading it.
My shift in perspective when it became clear to me that the large-scale sports style events we produced were not a viable revenue stream on their own. For FACEIT, their primary prupose was to reinforce FACEIT's position in the market and drive players towards the platform. And the platform was where the real value, retention and growth existed.
This is where the purism for me fell apart. It held together the idea that esports should be built around large stages and spectacle, even though it's been proven time and again that the industry's best and strongest innovation has come from solving digital problems through platforms such as FACEIT and Twitch.
I don't believe esports will move forward by imitating sports or using the templates that even sports is now moving away from. It will move forward by building products that reflect how players actually compete, watch and engage. What I do believe is that the future of esports belongs to the people who understand digital culture, not those trying to recreate a model that never fit with this beautiful industry.
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1 week away from @DreamHack Atlanta Round 2 🥳🤍
little throwback from Dallas w/ @samanthajg71 @COPEgg @GoblintownRHDG @dyli_io <33

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After watching the game for 5+ years, scrims, tournaments and more I'm incredibly happy and excited to announcement I've got my own booth for the FNCS Summit LAN in Germany.
We'll be live from the 26th - 31st of May not only in the arena, but in the practice room hosting scrims, 1v1s and more content.
Thank you all for being there and watching my stream all these years, it will be fun, LETS GO.

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@somebodysgun I only have about 320 episodes on it, so I’m waiting to share it until it gets a little further in.
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Fresh podcast is up 👇
We talk results, changes to customs and our thoughts on the domino effect leading us to a whole new LAN format without Bugha 😭 ..
podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the…
Javier 🇵🇷@MonsterDface
I'll have to take another iconic photo of the goat in Germany 🍾 Bro showed up and just dominated day 2. with no excuses.
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As someone who is quite literally in the trenches with Epic, a number of Sponsors and Owned assets - this is the biggest W we’ve had in years.
Custom settings are improving for the first time since what feels like it’s introduction 👏🏼
(Please keep this going and continue to show spectator hud some love too 📈)
Fortnite@Fortnite
v1 GoD mOdE uNlOcKeD? Check your Admin Panel when you set up custom matches on Thursday. BR + ZB only.
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@FNCompetitive NGL this caught me way off guard.
W addition 🥳
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