
If you got paid $50K to talk about 1 subject for 4 hours straight, what would you talk about ??
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If you got paid $50K to talk about 1 subject for 4 hours straight, what would you talk about ??



For the FIRST TIME, #VALORANTMasters is coming to London! Get your tickets now: ticketmaster.co.uk/artist/5688993


Le plus grand tabou de l'esport : L'ARGENT 💸 C'est LE sujet qui divise et qui reste largement incompris dans le milieu alors que c'est le nerf de l'industrie Avec @VarizanTom nous aborderons les points essentiels pour mieux comprendre ces sujets - Dynamique du sponsoring - Ce qui attire ou repousse les sponsors - Pourquoi l'esport est un terrain miné pour les marques ? tout ça en nous partageant un peu plus sur son métier FAQ à la fin de la session RDV Mercredi 25 Mars de 20h30 à 22H30 Toutes les infos en com ⬇️

The reactions to @G2esports's new creative direction are fascinating. It’s a perfect case study not just in art, but in how gaming communities respond the moment something steps outside the usual “esports” formula. Shoutout to orgs that consistently push beyond that. @FlyQuest has been doing an incredible job expanding creative direction especially with their apparel. The quality, the concepts and the intention feel considered all throughout. Big credit to @CARLIEB0T for setting that standard. And then you have work that elevates the entire space. @TeamLiquid and @the3n19ma have been delivering visuals where you can clearly see there are well thought out moodboards and storyboarding behind them. The 2023 TL VALORANT roster announcement is still one of the best examples of 3D/CG work in esports. I am sure there are some more examples but these are some that come to my mind right now. Personally, I love what G2 is doing. It’s a real step away from the cookie-cutter, and that’s exactly what this space needs more of... Art is art, and if it has gotten a reaction out of you then it has served its purpose.




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This post about the struggles of a CS2 player is going viral on Reddit





You don't need to come from games to work in games. Crazy how many industry professionals that are saying this. I came from the cannabis industry and I put years of work in to learn and now I work at Riot. Let people surprise you, outside experience is so important too.
