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But then if you like can have a couple of years there where the matches are hard and intense and it's in a period of time where something big's happening for the scene too, right?

Like if it was like, oh, such and such team defended it for a couple of years in a row or Molotov won on home soil in Astana, these things would probably all start to lend itself to the law of these locations and that.

But so you need all those elements.

There's definitely more things today, like you're saying, than there used to be to have to play into it, right?

Like you need to make sure that there is enough stuff around it.

But yeah, like if you strip it back,

There's the frills that you're discussing.

And then there's the strip back base that Yanka was pointing out.

And you need all of those things.

You're not getting there with, you know, without all of us.

Yeah, there was one here, Janko.

You actually answered this one.

It was about the idea of having the HUD show when the mics are live.

This is something that when talking to MC about HUD stuff that we wanted to do, it wouldn't be on the screen all the time, but it could be something that we pop in in like a mid-round 3v3, you know, like when there's a lull.

So it wouldn't be there like when all 10 players are live leaving spawn or whatever, but something that could pop up in more mid-round situations to see who's doing a lot of talking and kind of...

Yeah, what else we got here?

Is there a stigma on talent who have worked on other titles, multiple esports titles?

Is there a benefit to someone who would want to pursue work within CS to go look for opportunities to work in esports outside of the game experience?

I think that question there is probably like depending on the role that you're playing.

So say if you're like a stage host or an interviewer, or maybe even a desk host to some degree, or even a play by play commentator.