Whats up fellow gamers?

This is MLG Einstein

Triggers-down.com is the original official website of MLGPRO team triggers down. We are the first and original website that was created on behalf of tD. We are not a fan site but the first original website which was created in the summer of 2008. Before the new roster came out I personally worked with Fearitself and sK from Triggers Down. In the fall of 2008 I was asked to be the Coach for Triggers Down in exchange for a sponsorship deal. I turned down the deal not wanting to involve myself in the world of gaming on the level I was before. Then after Maszik left the team and a new roster began we had Bravo as the new Coach.

Bravo then created a new website for the team. In addition a new roster was added. Things may change due to a new roster and team change but know now this that Triggers-Down.com is the original official website of Triggers Down. Everything else is secondary. Everything else is the shadow work that came after what I designed. I have a similar story with many other projects I initially created. From 1v1 online challenges to pay to get on a pros friends list from XBOX LIVE I am the main individual who started, created and invented these concepts.

Back in the day I had literally thousands of gamers from America to Canada to Europe and even Australia contact me constantly. If I stayed on that road to gaming fame I would have been something in this industry but to me gaming is a one-way ticket to loser ville. Very little money is in professional gaming. What these guys make a year I can make in just a few weeks. Believe me people being a pro gamer is not as cool as you think. After Halo these gamers will have almost nothing to fall back on.

I'm very good with the knowledge of trends. MLG's community that you see today will not be what you see even in 5 years. The company will change hands with a sale then go downhill because the main game, "HALO" is not played. Time will reveal this event. Now why would MLG sell the name? Because they recognize Halo is there bread and butter. Once that game fades the only intelligent thing to do is get rid of the name. Because there "Halo-pros" are what make them. Take Halo away there Halo pros will follow. The majority of every MLGPRO player is a Halo pro. This combination gives MLG sponsorship power with financial access from major brands that show interest. The deadline for this event to occur will come by or before the year 2015 maybe sooner around the year 2012. Games are changing. Platforms will change. Those that mastered these games may not master the new games which come out. This could pose a major problem with MLG because if Halo is missing they must replace the image of pro players with another game. I'm willing to bet it will not work out with the same level of favor that Halo brought.

Let's face it folks Halo is one of a kind. That's how MLG got so big. Halo brings players. Players become pro. Pro players create a new popular atmosphere beyond just winning money because people want to be like them or beat them. Thus you have a crowd. With a big enough crowd you attract sponsors. This is how MLG gets there money beyond you giving them an entree fee. Take the crowd away from MLG the sponsors will leave. Halo is a very difficult game to replace with the same level of popularity it brought before the nation at large.

This letter is not meant to be negative but to open your eyes to the community of professional gaming at large. Don't waste your time in this industry. It will most likely destroy what higher potential you can walk in. Only a few make it. Believe me, I've met nearly every professional gamer on planet earth.However if you do attend any gaming event go for the sole purpose of entertainment. Don't make a career out of it unless you want to be a zombie in your room for 12 hours a day.