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18 minutes ago, Detournement said:

How many weeks of the year can gamers support a 4000 capacity venue in Dundee? If it's multi purpose for gigs, exhibitions etc then fair enough but if it's just gaming it's surely not sustainable.

 

Don't see why you couldn't use it for other events but I think you underestimate just how much esports gaming can bring in, it's a billion dollar industry worldwide. If its run well it should be pissing money.

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1 minute ago, The Moonster said:

Don't see why you couldn't use it for other events but I think you underestimate just how much esports gaming can bring in, it's a billion dollar industry worldwide. If its run well it should be pissing money.

European football is a 30 billion dollar industry but it makes no profit in Dundee. 

 

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Just now, Detournement said:

Aye. 

There's no market in Dundee for bands that play mid size gigs and the football clubs don't get much more than 4000 each either. It's got a population comparable to Chelmsford or Canterbury.

You're a numpty if you think these are even comparable. How many people travel from all over the world to attend Dens Park? How many people from all over the world tune into a live stream to watch Dundee United?

It's expected that esports viewing figures will dwarf every other sport apart from the NFL by the end of 2021. Only Yer Da would think having a venue in Scotland that can hold these events is a bad thing.

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33 minutes ago, Detournement said:

Aye. 

There's no market in Dundee for bands that play mid size gigs and the football clubs don't get much more than 4000 each either. It's got a population comparable to Chelmsford or Canterbury.

Dundee United average attendance 2019-20: 8,496

Dundee population: 148,270
Canterbury population: 55,240

Not that any of that has any relevance to the viability of an arena that people can travel to from anywhere in Scotland or the world.

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16 hours ago, ThatBoyRonaldo said:

A 4000 seat indoor arena being proposed for an activity that can be viewed pretty much as effectively over the internet, in the midst of a pandemic that has closed all mass gatherings for an indefinite period? 

This will definitely happen imo. 

It's not opening tomorrow.

Anyway, maybe Dundee Utd can look into groundsharing with the gaming nerds?

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Pipe dream but would be ideal of this venue could include an ice plant for hockey.

As others have said it will likely plug the conference centre, gig venue gap Dundee has rather than being exclusive e-sports. 

It will be built before Dundees new stadium at Camperdown in any case.

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16 hours ago, Mr. Alli said:

It will be a fantastic addition to the city. 

Spotty nerd found

16 hours ago, Bigmouth Strikes Again said:

This is the future. Well done the SNP.

Thank you.

Just think, you could not show up for virtual fights as well. 

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8 hours ago, mishtergrolsch said:

Id wager the vast majority of these lassies either have an Only Fans or are funded majorly by teasing non thinking teenage hormone machines. Probably both. Gaming is likely the advertising platform.

Aye cause no woman can be entertaining or funny, it must be that she takes her clothes off.

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David Beckham selling some shares in his e-sports company for £20m.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-54085209

To put it into context, the major Fortnite competition in 2019 offered more than a million pound more in prize money than the US Masters did.

Dundee is one of the best places in the world to learn about game design so it's no surprise that there will be a demand for this sort of venue in the future.

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47 minutes ago, Ludo*1 said:

David Beckham selling some shares in his e-sports company for £20m.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-54085209

To put it into context, the major Fortnite competition in 2019 offered more than a million pound more in prize money than the US Masters did.

Dundee is one of the best places in the world to learn about game design so it's no surprise that there will be a demand for this sort of venue in the future.

Got Dundee to thank for GTA.

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