The Shift of LCS Games: Concerns and Reactions
Azael, LCS caster, expressed concerns on Twitter after Riot Games announced the shift of LCS games from weekends to Thursdays and Fridays. He described the change as scary and expressed worry about the future of the league and his career. He also raised questions about the data shared by Riot in their esports broadcast update.
Azael questioned how the shift would apply to the audience, considering that data shows that many Twitch viewers watch on weekdays. He also pondered the differences in viewing habits between the average Twitch viewer and the average LCS viewer. Additionally, he questioned if these Twitch viewers are interested in esports content.
While there are still unanswered questions regarding the consequences of these changes, Azael focused on the positive aspects and highlighted improvements made by the broadcast team during the 2022 season. He mentioned the increased emphasis on players in broadcasts, interviews, and overall content.
Azael’s Twitter thread received responses from disappointed LCS fans who expressed their inability to watch the games due to the new schedule.
Notable figures within the gaming community, such as streamer Brian Kibler and Doublelift, also voiced their concerns and confusion over the schedule change.
While the shift may have logical reasons and data behind it, not everyone in the League esports scene is convinced it will yield positive results.
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