Create a great era of e-sports

Three days later.

A few years ago, the Moyu Game Organization held a global video conference.

Clubs from all over the world, all of which have participated in competitions organized by Moyu Company, have sent representatives to gather at the branches of each competition area to participate in the meeting.

In the video, if you count them carefully, there are no less than 100.

This number is not all esports clubs that participated in the competition, but a carefully selected list.

Behind many of them are large clubs with financial support, all of whom have deep pockets, but there are also some small and medium-sized clubs that have achieved results.

As for the remaining ones, they are too small, not at the same level at all, have not reached the top leagues at all, or have no money at all. Many of them are teams that are not qualified and can only play in low-level competitions. It is not easy to approach them to discuss cooperation in building a home stadium. It's useless, unaffordable, and unnecessary.

In an empty conference room.

There are rows of TVs with screens divided into grids. Each screen represents a branch. In addition to the heads of the local branches, there are also candidates from major clubs participating in the meeting.

"Is everyone here?"

The scheduled meeting time had not yet arrived. Mo Yu sat in the middle of the conference room and looked at the screens. He found that they were almost full and did not see any black screens.

"Everyone on the invitation list has arrived." Yang Qiu was communicating with the heads of the major branches to confirm the list. After hearing Mo Yu's question, he carefully inquired and compared, and after confirming again and again, he said: "There are 121 companies in total, all of them meet the requirements, and some More than 70% of the wealthy and powerful clubs have participated in more than three games under the company’s umbrella.”

"Have you announced the meeting topics?"

"Um,"

"That's good." Mo Yu flipped through the list and nodded, "Let's start on time in ten minutes."

ten minutes later.

All screens are on, and all 121 clubs are in place.

Looking at the various faces on the screen, and someone with a translator standing behind him, Mo Yu didn't waste any time and went straight to the point.

"Everyone, I believe you all know the theme of today's meeting. Let's make the story short."

Putting down the analysis report on the advantages and disadvantages of the home stadium system that he had prepared in his hand, Mo Yu said: "As we all know, taking basketball and football as examples, almost all the top teams have their own home stadium. A home stadium can not only help the club make money and expand its reputation, but also It will also be of great benefit to the club and fans, and it will also expand the influence of the e-sports industry.”

"Today, global e-sports clubs are too densely distributed, mostly concentrated in a few cities, which is not conducive to the promotion and development of e-sports."

"After discussions with the company's senior management, it was decided to implement the home court system, which requires the major clubs here today to adopt any form of cooperation, leasing, self-construction, etc., to have an e-sports venue with no less than 400 people in any city selected by their respective competition areas."

"If you have any opinions, please feel free to speak up."

The document for the implementation of the home-court system has been distributed a long time ago, and all the requirements are clearly written. All the major clubs are aware of the contents of the meeting, so there is no need to talk nonsense.

Regarding the pros and cons of implementing the home field system, everyone at the meeting has seen the analysis report.

The most important thing about today's meeting is to answer questions, then look at the intentions of the major clubs and finally make statistics.

Anyone who has an idea and is willing to build a stadium will be registered and then discussed and a city selected.

At the same time, the company will also provide more support, including some commercial advertising, resource tilt, etc.

The discussion went on for a while. Through the screen, I saw that all the venues were quiet, and Mo Yu indicated that he could start asking questions.

"Mr. Mo, does every club need to build a home stadium?"

Jiang Zhi, the head of the North American branch, turned on the voice, and a voice immediately came from the speaker. Following the sound, it was a representative of a North American League A club who spoke.

"That's the manager of EF Club. Behind this club is a large company in North America with strong financial resources." Yang Qiu whispered from the side.

Mo Yu understood and said: "We hope that everyone will build a stadium, but this is not realistic, so everything is voluntary. Of course, if EF is willing, it can use any method, as long as it has a stadium."

"Understood."

The EF club representative just nodded, and the European division team spoke immediately.

"Mr. Mo, four hundred people is the minimum requirement?"

"That's right." Mo Yu nodded: "This number is the average number calculated by the company based on the fifty events with the smallest number of spectators among all competitions in the past three years. The average number of spectators for the GAG ​​project is 611, and for DOTA There are 472 people in CSGO, 312 people in Race Contest, and 269 people in Red Alert.”

"It can be seen that the number four hundred is in the middle, so the minimum requirement is set at four hundred people."

"Of course, four hundred is just the minimum standard. In principle, the more, the better."

Until this year.

In addition to GAG and DOTA, other games also have leagues.

For example, CSGO, in addition to several top cups every year, also holds offline leagues in the same divisional system.

Race hegemony also has a golden league.

Red Alert also has an elite league.

It’s just that some leagues are online and some are offline.

"Mr. Mo, our club currently does not have GAG ​​and DOTA divisions, but instead focuses on CSGO, Red Alert, and Race. As you know, in these three games, some events are held online, so does our club also need to Build a home court.”

A domestic club asked.

"My suggestion is to build the best." Mo Yu said with a smile: "Although online and offline events coexist in the events your club participates in, the future development direction of the fishing game is still more inclined to offline events."

"Of course, considering that the current situation is different, if your club owns a home stadium, we will hold more events at that venue. At the same time, the company will also provide resource support to protect your interests to the greatest extent."

As soon as this statement came out, it immediately aroused discussion.

Some clubs that were originally unwilling to build a home stadium have also started to think about it.

Although the venue for 400 people is not large, even if you cooperate with others or rent an existing venue, it will cost a lot of money every year.

Just like a professional event venue in Jingzhou that can accommodate 400 people, each rental costs at least 30,000 to 50,000 to 50,000 per day.

But this is only a single price. Year-round cooperation will definitely be lower, and it will be even less if there are several more companies to share the price.

What’s more, prices are not consistent across cities.

First-tier cities such as Magic City and Imperial City are naturally expensive.

In some cities with poorer conditions, the prices will be much lower.

If Moyu.com can provide a sufficient number of events, it can recoup most of the cost just by selling tickets, not to mention other resource support and the many benefits that the club can get after having a home court.

There are countless explicit and implicit benefits such as fan interaction, peripheral product exhibitions, local policy preferential treatment, etc.

Many of the club representatives who came to the meeting were smart people. After a little calculation, they found that it was not a loss, and they all immediately started thinking about it.

Some people asked about the number of games; some asked about the specific resources; some asked about the decoration standards of the home stadium; and some asked about the standards of the city where the home stadium is located. In short, they all asked about everything.

Mo Yu answered all these questions one by one. (End of chapter)