Favorite Worlds Analyst

Orenin·10/5/2015, 7:10:45 AM·1 votes·1,405 views

I really didn't like monte in previous years, but this year I like him a lot. He is the one pointing at teams weaknesses and calling on them to step up. When he isn't on the desk it turns into "Oh team X did this so well", "oh yes they did! and they also did this well" "what a great team, lets look at a teamfight". But with him you actually get analysis. It is fun to watch him eat his words if he is wrong.

Crumbzz is OK, he has good insight sometimes, but he needs to improve his eloquence on stage.

Zirene needs to do more analysis and less praising. It seems like he never says anything negative about any team. _if everyone is good, then no one is good.

Yamato is kind of fun to watch because he is not afraid to criticize, but he values consistency too much, and his analysis is lacking accuracy at times. But sometimes he is good.

Who is your favorite analyst?

22 Comments

The Lexer10/5/2015, 11:16:55 PM2 votes

Oh Yamato easy. He has a way of accidentally insulting every team and player but it all sounds so chill

AyRe CoNteMpT10/5/2015, 7:21:55 AM1 votes

well you see, my biggest problem with most analysts and especially casters is that they have absolutely no idea what they are talking about.

montechristo for example was, in my eyes, a total fraud who more often than not led the audience astray instead of focusing on the important things. so much blabla and so little information from him. i dont remember which game it was, but this worlds i actually heared him say something useful once, that was nice for a change.

crumbzz is the only analyst who i can listen to more than 3 sentences but i agree, his eloquence is sometimes a bit lackluster. but i dont mind that, at least his words dont make me stomach go on a rampage.

yamatocannon aint the best "analyst" as he aint analyzing shit but i like that he criticizes things sometimes as i feel its a total taboo to be critical about anything having to do with riot or their employees or their events or their balance "attempts".

zirene is a joke. he never saith anything that has anything to do with anything and his idea about how the game works is that of a 2-years-old. honestly, if a team 5-man-engages on a megagnar in a chokepoint, thats not an amazing ult and so skilled from gnar, thats a freewin given to him by the other team. a bronze player would have made that ult happen the exact same way. its also not "amazing capitalization on enemys mistakes", no, it has NOTHING TO DO WITH GNAR.

i really have to say, aside from origen and skt, most teams dont win by their "amazing skill" but more by their opponents giving them freewins, but it has always been like that even in lcs and i didnt expect it to change here.

Orenin10/5/2015, 4:22:59 PM1 votes

because in the strategy it doesn't matter as much if balls is behind because with the tower pushing and global gold being generated he will get enough global gold to remain relevant even if he falls behind, and then he can just show up at teamfights later on. It also can cause the enemy top laner to push and come down giving balls free farming instead of having to lane as much. and the strategy doesn't require balls to do anything much, at least early on. Sneaky and Incarnation are centric to it more than balls. Its like in solo queue when you are up in toplane and watching your team and the other team fight a lot.

Cynical Rain10/5/2015, 4:40:29 PM1 votes

Yamato, because his voice, accent, and expressions are all awesome.

As for commentary, who the &%$£ gives a £!$%? You watched the damn games, you know what happened.