China is well on its way to becoming the world’s leading economy. Their economy is still growing at almost three times the rate of the US – around 7% over the last couple of years, compared to 2.5% that of the united states
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i hope youre all folllowing along so far because heres where it gets interesting mmmkay
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According to an industry report published by Beijing-based consulting firm iResearch, the e-sports market in China will be worth about $4.5 billion by the end of 2017 (Which is totally cray, in case you havnt yet grasped the weight of this situation mmmkay).

Undoubtedly this region is expanding its esports horizon which could mean good news for the asian tf2 leagues experiencing a surge in its player base, over the span of the next few years.

[b]I want the coarse of discussion to answer why might prospective investors be apprehensive of contributing toward the oriental tf2 scene and suggest possible solutions of how that can be fixed.[/b]You guys a smart bunch and i know youve got enough creativity worth launching this game into relevancy. So lets hear your best ideas.

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