Im thinking of making one and im trying to contact as many names as i can but i want to know, What do you guys, being fans of the game, want to see?

Im leaning toward a focus on pro gamers but please let me know what you guys would want to see :)

Thanks!

-Vic Ramen

An interview with Day9 would be awesome.

A Mike Lamond cameo.

@imsh_pl said:

An interview with Day9 would be awesome.

I agree. Anything with Day9 would be awesome! :D

A documentary pointing out how sad the pros are as people and how much work they put in. I think the giantbomb trip to korea did a really good job in showing how much these guys really work and what conditions they suffer through to be the best.

@OtakuGamer said:

Instead creating one yourself, how about funding this one? It’s got 495 backers with a total of $16,719.

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1011310132/star-nation-a-look-at-the-players-behind-starcraft

If you do want to create one yourself, then try and find out the life of a professional gamer, their history, their schedule, implications of being one etc. Go to MLG events to find how they work backstage.

I have seen that and i appreciaste what they are doing but i want to do something a little more personal so to speak? Im in college so money is a luxury haha. But yea, im working on getting a few interviews set up so heres to hoping!

A documentary pointing out how sad the pros are as people and how much work they put in. I think the giantbomb trip to korea did a really good job in showing how much these guys really work and what conditions they suffer through to be the best.

I hate to say it, but a behind the scenes expose of the player's circuit has kind of been done.

@SJSchmidt93 said:

@DG991 said:

A documentary pointing out how sad the pros are as people and how much work they put in. I think the giantbomb trip to korea did a really good job in showing how much these guys really work and what conditions they suffer through to be the best.

They hardly "suffer." SC2 is not a "dictatorship" like BW. Korean players can do as they please for the most part and don't have a strict practice regimen. And foreign players? Well, they definitely don't suffer as they hardly even practice compared to Koreans. If you're popular (not even good) you can make plenty of money sitting on your ass streaming a video game, let alone tournament winnings, sponsor money, team money, etc.

You watched the giantbomb coverage by brad and the gang right? Compared to other sports, e-sports is suffering. SC2 is better, but just watching the way some of the pros go about doing things it helps me understand why many people just stick to shout casting instead.

@SJSchmidt93 said:

@DG991 said:

A documentary pointing out how sad the pros are as people and how much work they put in. I think the giantbomb trip to korea did a really good job in showing how much these guys really work and what conditions they suffer through to be the best.

They hardly "suffer." SC2 is not a "dictatorship" like BW. Korean players can do as they please for the most part and don't have a strict practice regimen. And foreign players? Well, they definitely don't suffer as they hardly even practice compared to Koreans. If you're popular (not even good) you can make plenty of money sitting on your ass streaming a video game, let alone tournament winnings, sponsor money, team money, etc.

You watched the giantbomb coverage by brad and the gang right? Compared to other sports, e-sports is suffering. SC2 is better, but just watching the way some of the pros go about doing things it helps me understand why many people just stick to shout casting instead.

@imsh_pl: I've seen the pro CS:S scene too, it is the same thing if not worse for the best of the best.

The giantbomb video makes it look BETTER then it really is.

Marinekingprime

The story of starcraft ghost

@slightconfuse said:

The story of starcraft ghost

That'll be the 'Lost in La Mancha' of video games. I like that idea, only if the timeline of development is riveting enough.

The story of starcraft ghost