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For me, it's just an expression of the feelings that I have, and that it feels natural. I gesticulate a LOT, like A LOT A LOT. I always move, wave my hands, talk with my body and it just carries through when I'm on air. I haven't done any formal presentation training at a school or anything, so I don't really know if it's good or bad, but it works for me, it feels natural and I kinda like it :P

Right now we are knee deep in prep for Athens, RQ and Worlds. I can say with confidence that 2020 plans are on the horizon, but not yet FULLY activated. The Berlin team tends to go into planning mode around October / November and defining what our goals and strategies are for the next season. It's going to be a hard bar to beat, but you can be guaranteed that we will try!

I think my most favourite memory is FLASH.BEAR.SLAP. I remember distinctly how I planned the call in my head, how I had to fight for priority on the mic, the call itself. I'm just super happy about that moment :D

The least favourite moment, probably the technical pauses and game restarts that have happened in the past. It always feels bad and so difficult to deal with :(

<3

I have a very deliberate outfit style and choice. I try to have fitted suits, solid colour shirt (Mostly white) and then power pattern ties. I want to look serious, responsible (Read old), power pose type suits :P Hopefully you kind of see the same, or I'm not doing something right lol.

I can confirm that Deficio will be joining the Analyst Desk for round 2 of playoffs (This weekend) And will be joining us in Athens as well!

Thank you for watching, thank you for supporting!

I LOVE ALL FOOD

But I always go back to burgers, I love pineapple on pretty much everything and I have a major sweet tooth.

Tagging /u/Barshnip for help :P She has all the tools and tech, I just ask questions and ask her to dig through the data to find the weirdest things I talk about on broadcast.

Tall.

I love casting, I will cast for as long as it makes sense, and I will do the best I can to give the best show possible everytime, but I think in the next 3-5 years there is a real chance I'll step back and focus on managing people and finding the next big casters in EU. Helping make people grow and building development systems is very exciting to me. I think there will be a day when I step off the camera, but it isn't right now, and it is definitely not in the immediate future.

I am getting older, I'm married, I have a puppy, I REALLY wanna be a dad and I'm getting to the point where working the show every week is getting harder and impacts my personal life a lot. I can't imagine how difficult it's going to be to travel to road shows and around the world when I have a baby or two, right /u/Ke...

The fact that most of my segments are writtten by the rest of the team :P I'm merely an actor in these segments and I give input, but the brains behind the Quickstats are the LEC broadcast members and specifically /u/Barshnip

Set goals for yourself, managing energy, using different descriptors, using names instead of champions, casting ultis only. Give yourself mini games from training, record them, review them, and decide what's worth including in your craft and what's not. Always VOD review, ask for peer review and always assume there is something you can do better.

THE CRICKET duh

Accents for non native English speakers is a very normal thing. The LEC and me specifically chose to work with /u/Laure-Bulii-V because she is an incredibly talented interviewer, passionate, hard working and a true fan of League of Legends. There are very few league interviewers on the planet as talented and qualified as Laure is. Yes she has an accent, yes some people don't like it, but did you know that Laure is attending enunciation classes, did you know that her content is more valuable than how she says it and did you know that much loved casters like Deficio also had an accent when they first started to master their craft. Give it time, acknowledge she is working on it, we are talking about it, and you will see the growth.

Hello Everyone,

This year has been epic for the LEC We rebranded from the EU LCS, debuted new organisations and players, G2 won MSI, and this was the most entertaining meta in years. We made bold choices with our content, tried new cold opens, had crazy comedic segments, made deeper dives into players and teams and had a few extra special guests throughout the season.

Today several members of the LEC broadcast team, from producers to stats, will be joining the casters to answer questions from 17:00cest to 19:00cest. This thread will be live for an hour to allow everyone to upvote the questions that you all want answered most, and help us prioritize where to start!

To keep up to date with all things LEC, be sure to follow the official LEC Twitter Account and the LoLesports Stats Twitter

The LEC members available today include:

This means a lot <3 BEing in the public eye means you have to find ways to manage, respond, understand and deal with the pressures of public pressure and opinion. I'm fortunate enough to have strong shoulders, and while I've had support to help deal with the more challenging times earlier in my career, never forget you can learn from everything. That was the approach I always took, the most vitriolic hate can still have something you can digest and learn from, and that's what I always tried to find!

I TOLD YOU

STATS DONT LIE!

Drakos and Stats, Drakos even made the presentation. I'm merely a puppet to enable other people's dreams

Huge thanks to FNC for playing with us on this video. It was a long day for everyone, but I'm so happy with how it turned out. <3