>>10788180>>10787838>Making your talents do things they don't want to do for irrelevant stats is risky/not okaysure, depending on the situation there are cases where it would be unwise to do so. despite that, it is my belief that they should be able to convince their talent with little risk given the appropriate approach. and for jumping in a trend that can get 100k+ concurrent viewers every few months, the decision should've been clear.
I'm sure anyone who arent new to these threads knows why NUMBERS arent to be dismissed. Sponsors/Advertisers knows where to look and there are only so many that would sink their ad budget on a supposedly niche culture.
>only goes to nijia decent amount went to VSPO as well.
The APEX scene, while it does have a supposedly low-value toxic audience, is being well-organized and maintained by key players in the industry.
With constant content (monthly tourneys/events) and those key players as stakeholders, it has reasonable potential to get even more popular in the near future. And maybe even among JP normies which are a higher quality audience than currently.
>mutual promotionTo the contrary, joining these tourneys is what they should be doing had mutual promotion be a priority. The choice was either your competitor gets access to the new trend audience pool or you both gets access to them in addition to each other's audience.
