@RiotSupport@riotgames@lolesports
I understand the importance of having streams in alternate languages but LET ME WATCH THE LEC WHEN I WANT TO WATCH IT! If i don't open the stream on mobile before the first game starts, banished am i to youtube instead of the app
@CBC hey Thanks for making the Olympics free to all for 2026, it's been a blast but You've dropped the ball when it comes to the opening and closing ceremonies with this stupid AD sizing, give me a little muted ad while the performance is on going!
Long post ahead:
This MSI was a challenge for me personally, with Stitch passing right before the event I was obviously grieving & it brought back a lot of the pain from my father dying right before last years MSI.
I wanted to channel my grief & emotions in a positive way and also wanted to do my part in giving Canada the show they've so badly deserved for years. The schedule for the event itself is pretty grueling with many back to back show days, double BO5 days, doing the DIVE after shows, story meetings etc. I think this was compounded by how drained I was feeling emotionally for sure as well, and the fact that I was picking up a lot of extra days with others getting sick.
The event itself was amazing, had fantastic games & a truly unforgettable crowd throughout. I've never felt so much love from fans in person and got to meet, take pictures with & sign things for hundreds and hundreds of fans. It was truly a joy to meet so many of you and hear stories about people who've been watching me since my wow pro days, grew up near where I did in Canada, have watched every episode of the DIVE and many other stories.
I've been working really hard to make myself into someone who can excel in any role that's needed from me, and it was cool to be able to do my first on stage interview at a big event, my first international tri-cast as a PBP & to lean into some fun skit ideas I had for the desk. I'm so happy people enjoyed it all, and as I continually compare my current self to past versions of me I can see the growth which is very satisfying. I can honestly say having cast consistently since 2010 that I still love it, and am still hungry to get better and better each day.
I've always been proudly Canadian and felt a really special connection to the event, which has made me all the more grateful to have been a part of it. It's easy to lose sight of what you have when you're looking constantly towards your next goal, but I am honestly so lucky to do something I feel this passionate about and to have so many people around the world enjoy and appreciate the work I do.
This is absolutely the longest post I've ever made, but I felt like sharing how I was feeling with the end of MSI. Thank you for reading it if you've made it this far, and thank you to all of you who continue to support me in doing what I love. See you next time.
@lolesports the Script of teams throwing game 5 needs to be swapped out before finals because that has been the worst viewing experience to date @FlyQuest Good effort but fuck Game 5 was turbo bad
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