08th Mar 2020: First Time Streamer for Road to SG/MY Audition Championship 2020!
I've always wanted to be a radio DJ. More than that, I would have loved to be a commentator for games. Because then it would be a combination of my life-long ambition and my passion (gaming).
I got my chance on 8 March to be the caster in the streaming of the Road to Audition SG/MY Championship 2020!
In a bid to revive the dying SG community for Audition, Rem put in a huge load of effort in organising tournaments. The past events were mostly held at GG Cyber Cafe, if not Panda Q. This time though, it was help at Bountie Arena which sounds grander already just by the name of it.
In reality, it is really quite a magnificent LAN shop. I mean, it has a lot of computers, private rooms suitable for meetings and strategy discussion, a stage with 5 computers lined up on the left and right side of the stage like the eSports arena. Down the stage, there were tables and chairs where people can see a big screen and the stage.
Yes, there was a big screen that projected the stream that Dorothy and I cast in. It also cut to the tournament rooms when there are games going on. Dorothy and I sat in a room that's segregated from the rest of the cyber cafe. But we could still see what's going on outside our room through the glass.
It was fun but a tad bit stressful, trying to keep the stream going by not leaving any silent air. If only I was a little more quick-witted. ):
The rewards for this tournament is impressive too! There are banners and trophies. The turn up was much higher than expected too!
We had expected 70 players to be at the arena, but 120 turned up. Which resulted in the late start of the event, because of COVID. We needed to check temperature, register the players, and issue masks lmao.
It was nice seeing the reviving community. Even if it's a temporary thing. HAHAHA.
I got my chance on 8 March to be the caster in the streaming of the Road to Audition SG/MY Championship 2020!
In a bid to revive the dying SG community for Audition, Rem put in a huge load of effort in organising tournaments. The past events were mostly held at GG Cyber Cafe, if not Panda Q. This time though, it was help at Bountie Arena which sounds grander already just by the name of it.
In reality, it is really quite a magnificent LAN shop. I mean, it has a lot of computers, private rooms suitable for meetings and strategy discussion, a stage with 5 computers lined up on the left and right side of the stage like the eSports arena. Down the stage, there were tables and chairs where people can see a big screen and the stage.
Yes, there was a big screen that projected the stream that Dorothy and I cast in. It also cut to the tournament rooms when there are games going on. Dorothy and I sat in a room that's segregated from the rest of the cyber cafe. But we could still see what's going on outside our room through the glass.
It was fun but a tad bit stressful, trying to keep the stream going by not leaving any silent air. If only I was a little more quick-witted. ):
The rewards for this tournament is impressive too! There are banners and trophies. The turn up was much higher than expected too!
We had expected 70 players to be at the arena, but 120 turned up. Which resulted in the late start of the event, because of COVID. We needed to check temperature, register the players, and issue masks lmao.
It was nice seeing the reviving community. Even if it's a temporary thing. HAHAHA.
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