The Pro Gamer is also a boon to developers as they are able to see their game being played at an extremely Blade & Soul Gold high level – thus being able to fix imbalances in the Blade And Soul game that only a Pro would see. A good example of this at work would be after EVO 2011, Capcom started work on a balance patch for Super Street Fighter 4 Arcade Edition that would hopefully fix the high representation and win rate of Yun Blade And Soul players. Greg ‘IdrA’ Fields – the “bad boy” of eSports The Pro Gamer also conducts him or herself in a manner that shines positively on their game, thus attracting sponsors and new gamers – of course, there are notable exceptions to this, such as Greg ‘IdrA’ Fields, who is notable these days for simply being the “Bad Boy” of eSports. This stems from his flippant attitude during interviews and tactless critiques of Blizzard, other Blade And Soul players and their playstyles. A good example of a Pro that acts in such a manner would be Liquid’Sheth – he is always happy to be competing, explains things very well on his stream so a newcomer can understand his strategy, and is constantly interacting with the community. Liquid’Sheth – a great example of Pro with great sportsmanship One bsgolds of the biggest parts of being a Pro Gamer is not whining about a change or game mechanic you don’t like.
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