The Analyst Desk! (Feedback)

YetiGT·9/17/2013, 8:55:30 PM·4 votes·3,916 views

Found this Video on the LCS Youtube page http://youtu.be/jlRD3yM4oAs

I think it really covers what i find great about the new Analyst Desk. It is a great way to get some professional opinions about teams you may not know about and how they might stack up vs the ones you do!

What do you guys think about the new Analyst desk? Positive? Negative? maybe post some cool clips (or sick burns)!

13 Comments

RiotMagus9/17/2013, 9:06:10 PM5 votes

This is our first endeavor at this kind of analyst desk, inspired by a ton of sports preview shows (Fox NFL Sunday, ESPN College Gameday, etc.). Give us feedback please!

Shádów9/17/2013, 10:09:54 PM4 votes

Love it. After the finals they should have a match to close out S3 with Analists Desk VS S3 winner. This would be fun to watch especially with a DoubleLift/Krepo botlane

Mio9/17/2013, 10:20:30 PM3 votes

Best idea ever. Like literally. I honestly wouldn't mind if it went on for 30+ minutes while players take a long break or something.

Darrtholomew9/17/2013, 10:37:00 PM2 votes

I'm really entertained by the analyst desk. I would enjoy seeing them cast some of the games as well, but I can understand why they don't. They bring a lot of additional information to the desk and I'd enjoy seeing both them and other professional players doing guest analysis

Kajika919/18/2013, 2:19:29 AM1 votes

Dat S3 analyst desk is really fun and intersting... having pro players' point of vue is awesome and the synergy with casters make the desk the best discover of this S3 world championship.

Desiderium9/20/2013, 12:12:44 PM1 votes

I like it, though the younger ones (Krepo and Doublelift) are a bit too socially awkward to mesh very well. Doublelift is a bit more socially adept than Krepo, however.

I'm not sure if they are replaceable, seeing as pretty much every pro player is very nervous around real people. They just need some more practice. Krepo also needs to work on getting rid of his accent.

Analyst Desk segments are still fun to watch and learn from, and the off-shooting banter is funny as well.