If you think you're more than capable of commentating on League of Legends professionally, Riot currently has job openings for both North America and Europe. Jatt, a former shoutcaster and on-air analyst, spent portions of the 20 LCS seasons as the head coach for Team Liquid before resigning from his position with the organization ahead of last year’s Summer Split. His job isn't to cheer-it's to commentate. Longtime League of Legends analyst and coach Joshua Jatt Leesman will return to the LCS analyst desk for the 2022 season, the league confirmed today. For example, Jatt said that while he might secretly root for a certain team, he doesn't express that in his commentary as he knows there are viewers cheering for different teams. Most of the answers urged those interested in casting to have a degree of professionalism.
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"Casting is such a small community that people are generally not going to tell you how to improve, you have to figure it out yourself."
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"Have tough skin and know how to be self-critical," Jatt wrote. While Jatt recommended practice as well, he also pushed for self-critique and recognizing where you can do better. Today Team Liquid announced a series of changes to its roster midway through the Summer Split, starting with the departure of head coach Joshua ‘Jatt’ Leesman. "Watch the casts back, decide what you like and dislike, adjust and go again." Jatt steps down as Team Liquid’s League of Legends coach It’s all change in the League of Legends Championship Series. "Cast lots and often, more practice makes you better," commentator "Deman" wrote.
The shoutcasters were eventually asked how one could become a better commentator, the answers to which were pretty similar-practice critiquing, and then practice some more.
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