Oct 8, 2026 · 1 hr 39 min · 13 segments
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Well, my initial take is it's one of my favorite events to work because it's just, I heard something really, when you leave Discord, does it play like a Halloween song to you now?
Yes, yes, it does.
That freaked me out.
Overall, I think the event was one of my favorite that I've worked just because it's such a unique feeling as a caster.
Like we get to sort of be one with the audience, which is really cool.
Like both the chat at home, but also the guys at the venue.
It felt pretty similar to the first one, which is good because the first one was really good, but it just felt more polished around the edges.
But also it felt like much more of a team effort in general, like sitting afterwards, talking with everyone and everyone was so hungry to improve on even the smallest of details.
Um, so for the most part, I just, I thought this was a really, really fun event to be a part of.
And, you know, obviously a lot of work in terms of like game to game to game, but I think we did very good.
I think the content side of things was just so much better this year.
I think the, the talent that displayed behind the scenes to the content was just so, so fun to watch and turned out really well.
So that I just really enjoyed being a part of the event.
How nice were those words each time compared to the first one, five minute break.
Yeah.
yeah
not the 14 hour days for me says break i'm like how long how long how long is this one
like do i is this like a pee break or is this like i can sit down i need a sandwich break yeah
exactly
Yeah, I mean, I told you before we even went live and I wasn't I wasn't bullshitting.
That's just like an event that's like good for the soul for me.
It feels like like for all these bigger events that we do, which are obviously phenomenal and they're their own like unique kind of special.
But there is like a disconnect.
It feels once you get into the big arenas between the fans, the audience and like the game itself, where now there's this spectacle of the arena and the arena show that's there.
Well, my initial take is it's one of my favorite events to work because it's just, I heard something really, when you leave Discord, does it play like a Halloween song to you now?
Yes, yes, it does.
That freaked me out.
Overall, I think the event was one of my favorite that I've worked just because it's such a unique feeling as a caster.
Like we get to sort of be one with the audience, which is really cool.
Like both the chat at home, but also the guys at the venue.
It felt pretty similar to the first one, which is good because the first one was really good, but it just felt more polished around the edges.
But also it felt like much more of a team effort in general, like sitting afterwards, talking with everyone and everyone was so hungry to improve on even the smallest of details.
Um, so for the most part, I just, I thought this was a really, really fun event to be a part of.
And, you know, obviously a lot of work in terms of like game to game to game, but I think we did very good.
I think the content side of things was just so much better this year.
I think the, the talent that displayed behind the scenes to the content was just so, so fun to watch and turned out really well.
So that I just really enjoyed being a part of the event.
How nice were those words each time compared to the first one, five minute break.
Yeah.
yeah
not the 14 hour days for me says break i'm like how long how long how long is this one
like do i is this like a pee break or is this like i can sit down i need a sandwich break yeah
exactly
Yeah, I mean, I told you before we even went live and I wasn't I wasn't bullshitting.
That's just like an event that's like good for the soul for me.
It feels like like for all these bigger events that we do, which are obviously phenomenal and they're their own like unique kind of special.
But there is like a disconnect.
It feels once you get into the big arenas between the fans, the audience and like the game itself, where now there's this spectacle of the arena and the arena show that's there.
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