Amateur Analyst LF Active Team

Hey guys,

I'm an amateur analyst looking to analyze for an active team in the ranked and/or tournament scene. I'd prefer to work for a team in Gold or higher, but I'll take what I can get. Add me on Skype, and we'll talk about potentials.

I've been analyzing since my Starcraft 2 days. I, myself did not receive a great rank in SC2, nor did I try once I'd been in contact with a team looking to rise to Diamond on the SC2 ladder. I had been with them for 1 year before I decided to drop Starcraft 2 for both analysis and the competitive scene. The most notable things I helped get the 2's team I analyzed for were fairly simple to start. Build orders, simple harassment using drones, tactics, and simple ways to push the different races, limiting the enemy ability, while also being able to maximize theirs.

However, this is not about Starcraft 2 analysis. I'm looking to get back into League analysis. My current experience with League of Legends analysis started with a low Diamond team, aiding them to better themselves as individual players, and advancing things they needed to work on into their team play. A lot of times, I found myself focusing on a lot of the macro play, so ward placement, vision and objective control, different strategies and rotation prioritization. The top and jungle were always working to theorycraft better builds, and build orders, and I did have a hand in helping with that as well.

I didn't get to do this often, as our Top laner liked to focus on this with the team, was micro play. So this goes into the individual mechanics. CSing, trading in lane, XP gain, freezing, split pushing, etc. Micro play was fun, and equally annoying to focus on, because in the grand scheme of a match, macro play is much more important. Generally, if I were focusing on micro, I'd pick a player for the week I felt had been underperforming through previous weeks, take a look at the replay, compile notes, and sit down with that player and a powerpoint of where I believe he should be working to improve. If it was minuscule, or not enough to focus on, I'd pick another player and do two for the week.

While doing analysis, I tend to take a lot of notes and data to compile not only into different charts to compare weeks, but to compile into a power point presentation that I would then go over with the team during our meetings. This was generally where we would talk about the macro plays, discuss what went wrong where, why and how during the tournament matches or scrim matches, and exactly how we could go about working to fix it both individually and as a team. The time it took for us to get through each meeting varied on the amount of issues and data I had to get through, but the best part about it was that the data was always clear enough for everyone to understand and to take what they could out of it, growing as players and as a team.

There are many ways I could help out as an analyst to any team, but this isn't for me to say, rather. This is for you to decide whether or not I'm worth checking out. If you feel you'd like to discuss a position with your team, feel free to get to me on my Skype (either one works) or my email, which I check daily.

Skype: OdiumGaming or cosplayerkirito email: [email protected]