This was your second time casting at Worlds. How was it casting Group Stage and was there anything you felt you really did well with? Anything you’d like to improve on?<\/strong><\/p>\nCasting Worlds is always an honor, it’s the biggest League event of the year, and to get the opportunity to be part of it will never stop being awesome. In Play-In Stage I was pretty comfortable, we were in the Berlin Studio and I’m very used to working in that space.<\/p>\n
When we went to the Verti Music Hall for groups, I was incredibly nervous. It was only the second time I’ve ever cast in an arena, and to cast Worlds for European fans was an experience I’ll never forget.<\/p>\n
I think I still have a lot to work on, developing hype, telling player stories and having more fun with my co-casters are next steps for me, but overall I’m pretty happy with how well I did!<\/p>\n
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This off<\/strong>season has been particularly interesting, which some teams making drastic changes to their rosters. Who has been the most surprising for you, from any region? How do you think that roster change will affect that team, for better or worse?<\/strong><\/p>\nFocusing predominantly on the LEC, I think one of the most exciting changes is the ‘bot lane musical chairs’ that’s going on. Upset to Origen, Hans Sama to Rogue, FORG1VEN coming back?! After seeing Upset struggle to have a huge impact on Schalke, and Hans Sama have a disappointing year in 2019, I’m hoping that this shuffle will allow all our bot laners to hit their full potential.<\/p>\n
Looking at the rosters for 2020, I think there are four top level teams. G2 stands above them all, then Fnatic, Origen, Rogue all look like they can challenge from spring.<\/p>\n