The stigma that they don ' t care about him being a bigot and are probably bigots themselves ? You ' re probably right , but that ' s well deserved . <| sep |> That is my favorite picture to get . <| sep |> more like 4 k at 144 . I think that would be too much . we can ' t even hit 4 k 60 in many games for 1 gpu <| sep |> I see where youre coming from , that makes sense <| sep |> On the highway from what I can tell as I ' ve never seen one at an intersection yet . Everyone knows the rules and looks both ways before going on green . It ' s like the whole city knows the deal . <| sep |> Do you know if they will remove latency dependency from blaze wizards as well ? <| sep |> I don ' t think you get that this model is proven successful and profitable in this country . There is ample evidence it works well , basically the entire US sports landscape . MLS place in the US sports landscape in more important than its place in world football in gaining fans . If it becomes a major sport here , it will have the money and popularity to assure its place . You say its an academic issue , but as far as I am aware there is no similar situation in world soccer to study and it has worked for every other sport in the US which is realworld refutation enough with no need for literature . Are the major American sports leagues successful ? Yes . Do they have the revenue and popularity to compete if they were a soccer league ? Absolutely , the NFL , MLB , etc . have plenty of money . Has this model worked for MLS ? Yes , the growth over 20 years has been outstanding and the league is incredibly strong for a young league in a crowded landscape . Is there any realworld example of it failing or not being a viable model ? No . Is there an example of a more open freespending format failing in this country ? Yes , NASL v 1 and maybe soon v 2 . The fact is that this is a proven model . It has shown to work here repeatedly and all that is required to compete internationally is big money , which leagues achieve here using this model . I ' m all for studies , but there is a point where what is visibly actually happening means more than speculation , even if that speculation is in a journal . Edit Trying to shoehorn business models meant for a domestic context into an international context isn ' t going to workIt is working , it has worked , MLS is an amazing success and is doing fine for their level in the international market . MLS itself is a realworld refutation of this idea .