Ayer fue la clausura de los juegos olímpicos de verano de 2024, y el último par de semanas nos ha dejado algunos momentos trepidantes, fotos impresionantes y algún que otro meme 😎
Aquí dejo el top de los 5 países en ganar más medallas:
1. Estados Unidos: Con un total de 126 medallas (40 de oro, 41 de plata y 45 de bronce), Estados Unidos dominó el medallero.
2. China: China quedó segunda con 91 medallas (40 de oro, 27 de plata y 24 de bronce).
3. Japón: Japón obtuvo la impresionante cifra de 74 medallas (27 de oro, 20 de plata y 27 de bronce).
4. Gran Bretaña: Gran Bretaña consiguió 51 medallas (14 de oro, 17 de plata y 20 de bronce).
5. Comité Olímpico Ruso: El ROC ganó 44 medallas (14 de oro, 18 de plata y 12 de bronce).
En cuanto a España, se quedó en el puesto 15º de la clasificación con 18 medallas (5 de oro, 4 de plata y 9 de bronce), con una plata para el boxeador de peso super pesado Ayoub Ghadfa...y la aparente retirada del boxeo para las próximas Olimpiadas en Los Angeles en 2028 😑(ya se verá qué ocurre).
Y hablando de incluir (o sustraer) deportes a las Olimpíadas, el año pasado hablamos sobre incluir los videojuegos en las mismas y para seguir ese debate, quisiera preguntaros:
¿Qué videojuego actual debería ser el primero en incluirse en las Olimpíadas?
Amos a los videojuegos, pero no creo que deberían ser un deporte olímpico. Ya hay eventos dedicados a los Esports. Antes incluiría el karate que lo quitaron hace un tiempo.
¡Interesante! ¿Y por qué crees que no deberían formar parte de las Olimpíadas? (hay también muchos eventos paralelos dedicados a otros deportes).
Con respecto al karate, y más recientemente al boxeo, me parece que no incluirlos en las olimpiadas tiene que ver con que no hay una organización mundial que gestione a los miembros, etc. ¿Tu qué opinas? : )
Olimpiadas?, videojuegos?... viendo como ha sido el panorama este año, mejor no XD.
La mayoría de deportistas electrónicos no tienen los medios disponibles, educación y algo muy importante, la inmensa mayoría no habrán dedicado TODA su vida a un juego en concreto o disciplina de este, con lo cual no lo veo viable.
Sumale además que seria lucha por paises donde posiblemente la mayoría no tienen los medios de internet ni gente necesaria para ello.
Son demasiadas restricciones al final, basta ver en las competiciones actuales los problemas existentes.
¿Van a entrenarse para las siguientes para un juego que posiblemente ya no existe ni este de moda?
El mundo tecnológico cambia demasiado rápido.
Al final solo habria algunos estadounidenses y mucho asiatico XD.
No hablemos ya del tema de ser algo partidista favoreciendo pues a un desarrollador o empresa en particular.
Veamos algunos requisitos olímpicos que he visto por ahi.
Para que cualquier deporte pueda ser incluido en unos Juegos Olímpicos ha de cumplir en primer lugar varios requisitos que se recogen en la Carta Olímpica.
Debe de ser un deporte ampliamente practicado en un mínimo de 75 países y 4 continentes por hombres, y en un mínimo de 40 países y 3 continentes por mujeres.
Deberá de ser un deporte ampliamente practicado en un mínimo de 25 países y 3 continentes para poder formar parte de unos Juegos Olímpicos de Invierno.
Cualquier deporte que quiera formar parte de unos Juegos Olímpicos de verano deberán de haber adoptado y apliquen de la forma correcta el código mundial antidopaje. La práctica totalidad de deportes que puedas conocer han adoptado ya, y aplican sin restricciones este código.
Para que cualquier deporte sea admitido en el programa de unos Juegos Olímpicos deberá de ser aceptado al menos 7 años antes de que comiencen esos Juegos Olímpicos.
Con esto en mente, veo mas probable que cantar reaggeton con autotune en directo sea mas viable que añadir un videojuego XD.
Como dije, si para ser aceptado debe ser algo ampliamente aceptado en la mayoria del mundo, con acceso a este, y elegirse 7 años antes... en ese tiempo ya hablamos de cambios generacionales de consolas y por tanto de muchos juegos.
Para mi todos esos deportes que tienen un fuerte interes comercial con competiciones mundiales propias no deberian estar en los juegos olimpicos ya que ello puede provocar que muchos paises se vean totalmente desplazados debido a las diferencias economicas... he ahi la verguenza de España, donde en el futbol y carreras de F1, tenis y parecidos tal vez si se apueste bastante pero en el resto vivan de los restos y haya tan poco apoyo que como en el tema de estudios o trabajo deban irse del pais. En EEUU y paises asiaticos los incentivos y facilidades para ser deportista son mucho mas variados a lo largo de la vida, desde los inicios como estudiante hasta luego en la vida profesional con inversiones privadas y publicidad por diversos lugares hasta el punto de nacionalizar en si el hecho de ser deportista de renombre.
En España se fomenta mas el futbol, política, musica y prensa rosa como medio de vida importante XD.
Basicamente no hay un principio de igualdad. Y con los deportes electrónicos veríamos en las olimpiadas un show peor que el que es actualmente Eurovisión, creo que lo que se busca en las olimpiadas no es un show mediático de esa índole.
A lo que vamos, la mayoría de deportes cambian poco con el tiempo, en el ocio electrónico tras unos años las cosas empiezan parecer desfasadas y afrontar cambios en un juego puede ser imposible y cambiar de juego lo seria aun mas. Seria prácticamente inviable tener 2 olimpiadas con el mismo siquiera :S, para la tercera ya parecería algo del paleolítico XD.
El conocimiento es poder, úsalo bien, pues su mal uso conlleva a la destrucción.
📹Grabando videos de juegos 4K de vez en cuando (seguramente el canal de videojuegos👾 con mas contenido de gameplay 4K en español🇪🇸). Suscríbete, comenta, juega y gana, para jugar con la comunidad no dudes en comentárnoslo aquí en el foro =D
Muy interesante los requisitos que has compartido, y muy interesante el punto sobre igualdad entre países (aunque en deportes tradicionales también se ve esa desigualdad precisamente por la falta de recursos...no en vano han sido USA y China los países con más medallas).
Con respecto a lo de un juego que dure lo suficiente para ser incluído en los JJOO, tomemos por ejemplo el LoL: Lleva en activo (y no sólo eso, sino creciendo) desde 2009: 15 años, tiempo suficiente, en teoría para haber sido incluído en al menos 2 Olimpíadas.
Por otra parte, le podemos echar un ojo al número de jugadores por países que han ganado algún torneo desde que empezaron a hacerlos. Esto no es el número total de jugadores, sino aquellos que han ganado premios monetarios (lo más parecido a ser un atleta profesional en el mundo de los videojuegos).
En cuanto a países o regiones con mayor número de jugadores, aquí dejo esta lista (fuente activeplayers.io)
1. China: ~70 millones de jugadores activos
2. Estados Unidos: ~25 millones de jugadores activos
3. Corea del Sur: ~10 millones de jugadores activos
4. Brasil: ~9 millones de jugadores activos
5. Turquía: ~6 millones de jugadores activos
6. Alemania: ~5 millones de jugadores activos
7. Francia: ~4 millones de jugadores activos
8. Rusia: ~3,5 millones de jugadores activos
9. Indonesia: ~3 millones de jugadores activos
10. Filipinas: ~2,5 millones de jugadores activos
Es verdad que China se lleva la palma en cuanto a jugadores activos, pero es Corea el país con mayor número de jugadores profesionales. Si nos creemos la estadística que he compartido antes, con el doble de ellos. Así que proporcionalmente, tendría muchos más "atletas del Lol" en potencia que China.
Además, están Turquía y Brasil que se salen del circuito de Asia o US tanto en número de jugadores como en proporción de jugadores "profesionales" (o que han ganado algún torneo). De hecho, comparativamente serían países con un renta per cápita baja que han rendido comparativamente más en LoL que en las Olimpíadas de este año (aunque soy consciente de que no es una comparativa justa).
Lo que si que flaquea en el LoL, por ejemplo, es el principio de igualdad de género:
Y en cuanto las medidas anti-dopaje, pues no sé qué toman los LoLers...¿Red Bull? ¿Es esto dopaje o no? ¿Estarán asociados con la F1? 😆
Por supuesto estoy haciendo de abogada del diablo y no sugiriendo de forma seria que se añada LoL a las Olimpíadas, pero que en teoría podría hacerse....Es verdad que existe poca o ninguna representación de este videojuego en países africanos, pero si miras el medallero de las Olimpíadas de este año, tampoco es que tengan mucha representación allá.
Y si, estamos muy de acuerdo en que todos los deportes deberían tener un apoyo institucional mayor, pero no es así, y aún así se incluyen en los JJOO.
PD, me ha hecho mucha gracia lo del canto de reaggeton con autotunning, podemos apostar qué entra primero en los JJOO para la década de los 30, si la lucha de gallos (literal) o el combate a muerte entre avatares digitales 😂
Última edición por CandelaSynth; 15/08/2024 a las 08:09
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