LOTUS | Fazbir
@FazBirPro
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Hello to everyone who has just discovered my Twitter profile! Let’s get to know each other better. My name is Alim, and my gaming nickname is Fazbir. I come from a lesser-known but very ambitious region — Kazakhstan. I won’t claim to be a hardcore Tekken fan or someone who has.
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At the same time, I feel both anger and happiness for my friends in Tekken or CS. I don’t know what to do.
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But the reality is that I spend more of my energy helping others lift those trophies instead. It kills my spirit; I feel psychologically broken. I don’t understand why I want to be both in the spotlight and in the shadows behind someone else.
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Now I want to give up my career as a Tekken player, because no matter how hard I try, it just doesn’t work out for me. And yet, before I fall asleep, I still imagine myself lifting the trophy.
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The longer I live, the more I find myself drifting away from the circles of my friends and loved ones. In truth, I just want to become better at least in some field and esports is the one place where I managed to reach some heights. I’ve tried many things in life.
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Just yesterday, I talked with the CEO of a large RU organization. When I asked him what fighting games could bring to his team, I couldn't find an answer. Yes, he knows what tekken and street fighter are. But how can he make money on this so that the players can receive a salary?.
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Why are people so surprised that kkokkoma and ak have left navi? You know that fighting games are a niche. The organization will not earn money here, but will only spend on "legendary trips". With this approach, organizations will only lose money.
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who do you think can become the player of the year? Don't really look into the picture, these are the first players with good photos that came to my mind.
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should i start writing stories about doing business in the esports area? this will apply not only to tekken but to the area in general.
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So if I'm not EU enough and if I'm not Middle East enough and if I'm not Asia enough, then tell me, Tony, what am I?
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3. What should I tell the sponsors?Um, well, fans and players will love you. Easy to say when you yourself are a rich businessman from Arab countries who can spend money on their own desires. While fgc is a society of fans and tournaments are held due to passion, not money.
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2. I have been holding offline tournaments in my city for 5 years now, supervising them in others, and holding online tournaments for other countries. My losses are already around $20000, and I haven't earned a penny from this.
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Maybe I don't understand something in this world. And how long can such tournaments survive, where the prize fund will be under 100k dollars, payment for visas and so on? Find me at least one sponsor who will continue to work without a financial model for compensation of losses.
It’s sad that top FGC players are sometimes forced to travel to low-quality events with token prize pools just to chase circuit points, while those events reap publicity, entry fees, and boosted stream viewership from their presence. Circuits should enforce fair prize pools and.
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video for those who think that esports team is a bag of money for players. even money from stickers does not give you the opportunity to stay afloat. sad.
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A post in memory for myself beloved - glad to be part of the russian language broadcast of EWC. Ulsan showed absolute mastery, truly a monster
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I don’t know about their contract details, but this is my tier list of esports orgs.
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