>>714572728
>The biggest hurdles for the entire campaign have been trying to get other people to help promote it
Yeah, and he failed to overcome it. That's 100% on him. Nobody wants to listen somebody who looks like a hobo and is not from Europe.
>(too many fags didn't want to waste time on something a bigger youtuber disagreed with
Thor is a literal nobody.
>or something that doesn't look like its already winning
During the first month it was winning hard.
>to find and reach out to non-english european content creators specifically to reach actual europeans
Not an excuse, when he apparently lives in Europe.
>(hard to do as an english speaker with a primarily english speaking audience).
Complete bullshit excuse. Most of us can speak english. If that were such a hurdle, Pewdiepie wouldn't exist. Also completely ignores how nothing changed on that front yet people were reached.
>but he's had to deal with the fact that most countries will consider it to be a political ad which severely limits their reach
And rightly so. Sounds like he wanted to put up billboards and run TV ads? Instead of reaching out to the COUNTLESS gaming events happening throughout all Europe?
>like this is the reason why the big GOG promotion ending up falling through
Sounds like an excuse, there was probably more to it. But at least I can give him credit for approaching GOG.
> the campaign lacking advertising wasn't for lack of effort.
>>714572837
>He was working hard behind the scenes
You can make all the effort, but only the results matter. Nobody cares how much effort you put into something, if it's completely misdirected and wasted. That's why Ross was the wrong person to spearhead the whole thing. He is an american with no idea about Europe.
>the Heineken thing
Heineken?
What the fuck man? WHAT WAS HE THINKING??