Joedat “ Voyboy” Esfahani, William “ scarra” Li and Michael “ Imaqtpie” Santana and Jatt would all transfer over to Team Dignitas. We will miss you and wish you the best of luck as you join the balance team! GG WP & GL HF! 👊 /UO7UomQFlZ Thank you for your immeasurable contributions to over the years. His teammates would also become some of the most popular League personalities around the world. He would play for Team Rock Solid in 2011, which would end up becoming the roster for Team Dignitas.
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However, before the popular host started working for Riot Games, he was actually a professional League of Legends player who was a jungle main. Jatt has been working alongside the LCS ever since it came to fruition in season one. Jatt also hosts a podcast called “The Dive” with Kobe and Isaac “ Azael” Cummings Bentley. He has been casting alongside James “ Dash” Patterson, Sam “ Kobe” Hartman-Kenzler and Rivington “Riv” Bisland III for some time now. He studies League to make sure that the player experience is good for everyone, from the casual players to the professionals. Jatt has actually been an Associate Game Analyst for Riot Games since 2011, after retiring as a professional League of Legends player. Gonna be a big change and i'm super excited! I talk about it on #TheDiveLoL this week. Have a big announcement! I'll be joining the balance team as a Game Designer. Instead, he will be joining the League of Legends balance team for the foreseeable future. The longtime caster and analyst is leaving the Riot Games broadcast team. However it plays out, Season 8 of the NA LCS is going to be unlike any before, and we’re glad to see Jatt moving into the role he was always destined for.After casting numerous games in the North American LCS over almost nine years, Joshua “ Jatt” Leesman is stepping back from the mic. A proper analysts desk would have been able to better predict the logic behind this or to explain if it was stress or player error that attributed to the mistake. Cody Sun had a similarly insane move that baffled everyone at Worlds when he essentially launched his own teammate into the enemy and then flashed into them, securing a win for the enemy team. But the analysis given to Rekkles is few and far between. The LoL Esports analysis video of Rekkles during Worlds was nothing short of stunning, and it helped explain the pressure and personality that went into a seemingly suicidal assault that Rekkles attempted and which cost his team an important game. This isn’t just something that esports has been lacking, but something it needs. Recent analysts, Tony Romo, has discussed how he looks for things he saw as a player, tells that would help him predict the ebb and flow of the game. For example, in the NFL, analysts are renowned for their ability to make correct calls or spot mannerisms that give away the strategy behind a player. One of the things that esports as whole has severely lacked is cohesion in coverage and analysis, something we’ve already seen peeking its head in the Overwatch League. More consistent analysis as well as prediction percentage tracking should help the desk grow in skill and personality, especially as the people on the desk stay consistent split after split. To add detail, Jatt goes on to explain how being a caster and analyst can add bias or muddle their ability to predict and discuss games, which is something Riot is hoping to focus on with Season 8.
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