South Korea is a country with little cultural heritage, which can lead to so feelings of inferiority among its people, while their sense of pride and sha is particularly strong.
If a certain competitive sport can achieve world-renowned status, the entire nation will dedicate all its efforts to it.
Such a group of people are extrely adept at ticulous planning, with their ti managent skills precise down to the second.
It is precisely for this reason that they excel in gas like League of Legends and StarCraft, which lean towards strategy.
Among these, they especially dominate in StarCraft, holding the position of world champions for many years without being surpassed by anyone.
It wasn't until StarCraft gradually declined, and South Korea stopped focusing on esports, that they began to fall behind.
The flight from Japan to South Korea only took three to four hours.
Upon landing, several n in suits holding signs with Takayuki's na awaited at the exit.
"Mr. Takayuki, welco. I'm Lee Myung-bak from the Kimchi Consortium. Please follow to our headquarters."
They had already known Takayuki's appearance beforehand, so they imdiately approached when he appeared.
This ti, Takayuki was just here to discuss so details, with the actual operations to be handled back in Japan.
After getting into the car, they headed straight to the Kimchi Consortium headquarters.
Takayuki received the highest level of treatnt here, indicating their significant regard for this collaboration.
On one hand, the South Korean governnt is eager to support esports projects, while these consortia also need a new breakthrough.
Although there are often conflicts between consortia and the governnt, this ti there seed to be so tacit understanding, with no squabbles over this matter.
Upon arrival at the Kimchi Consortium headquarters, several top executives from the consortium ca forward.
Most of these executives were in charge of the cultural and entertainnt industry departnts, and they were the main counterparts for Takayuki this ti.
With an average age of over forty, they stood out conspicuously next to Takayuki, a young man in his twenties.
Walking inside the Kimchi Consortium headquarters inevitably attracted the attention of many employees.
They stared in astonishnt at their bosses and Takayuki, who was surrounded by them.
"Hey, what's going on? Who's that in the front? Is he the child of so hidden big shot in the consortium?"
"I guess he might be the president's kid. I heard the president's kids are quite handso."
"But even if he's the president's or a big shot's kid, is it necessary for so many high-ranking executives to surround him?"
"He looks really young. I wonder if he has a girlfriend."
"You naughty girl, always thinking about seducing others? Don't you already have a boyfriend?"
"Oh, I'm just kidding. And he's just a boyfriend. If I et soone better, I'll definitely dump him. Isn't that normal?"
The group enthusiastically discussed Takayuki's identity at the forefront.
However, they could never guess Takayuki's true identity.
Because GaStar Entertainnt didn't have much business in South Korea, not many people knew about Takayuki, and since he rarely appeared in public, even fewer knew him.
It's impossible for soone with certain identities to be surrounded by so many high-ranking executives from different departnts.
You must have enough power and true status; otherwise, in South Korea's society, which ranks people based on age and qualifications, no one would care about you, even if you were the child of a big shot, at most, you would be flattered superficially.
As employees of these high-ranking executives, they could easily tell whether these people were genuinely complinting soone.
Takayuki is soone with enough status and power to bring them benefits, so the situation is entirely different.
"Mr. Takayuki, this is our planned esports project. We believe that besides the esports gas announced by your company, several others also have great esports potential."
In the eting room, several top executives handed Takayuki the ticulously prepared project proposal they had been working on for a long ti.
Takayuki took it and carefully looked through it.
In the proposal, they had ticulously planned the specifics of future esports arrangents.
Because there's already a relatively mature esports industry in Japan, with gas like Street Fighter and Mario Kart, South Korea just needs to follow suit.
Of course, besides following suit, they also want to make so breakthroughs of their own.
So they included several other esports ga projects in the proposal.
However, their main focus is still on the gas they consider essential for their future efforts.
"According to your previous response, Mr. Takayuki, we've temporarily prioritized the new project you ntioned and Street Fighter in our esports projects."
Takayuki nodded; this plan seed fine.
Street Fighter is currently a popular project, but to be honest, it's not very suitable for Koreans.
Because the ga relies too much on reaction speed, with younger players having a significant advantage, which is completely contrary to South Korea's social atmosphere, where age often determines one's status. This project might be challenging to promote in South Korea.
"I think we don't need to focus too much on Street Fighter. You just need to set up a project team and use these projects to familiarize yourselves with esports managent and processes."
Putting down the project proposal, Takayuki looked at the crowd and said.
"Does that an, Mr. Takayuki, that we should focus on the ga you ntioned before? But we haven't seen any promotional materials for that ga yet. Isn't it a bit risky?"
"No, my ga can be said to be tailor-made for you. It's the most suitable esports project for you, and I can guarantee this one hundred percent."
With past-life experience, Takayuki didn't need to doubt too much; this was a product that had been validated by the market.
"Well... Mr. Takayuki, do you have more details about this ga now? If we're going to shift our focus, we need to at least understand what this ga is about."
"This is a completely new type of ga, and it's a product intended to be launched on PC. It has complex operations and requires precise ti managent. Sotis, experience and age are more important than reaction speed."
Their eyes began to light up.
This sounds... really suitable for them.
But they still wanted to see the actual product.
"So, Mr. Takayuki, is this ga already in production? Our agreent with the governnt is to quickly establish an esports team and achieve certain results rapidly. If we fail to et this agreent, we will be in a difficult position."
Takayuki smiled, "Of course, production has already begun."
Before coming here, Takayuki had already instructed one of his developnt teams to start building the frawork for a real-ti strategy ga similar to StarCraft. Now, it was in the stage of fine-tuning the values. If things went faster, StarCraft 1 should be ready in about half a year.
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