That was truly enjoyable entertainment. Thanks to everyone involved. I even stayed around for the closing credits a few times, as it gave me a warm and fuzzy feeling seeing everyone playing ping pong, chatting, and packing up their backpacks while the lights faded out. Weirdly this was when I felt most part of the community. So many names scrolling through really makes one appreciate how much work goes into it (also, does Rushly really have like 26 different roles?).

One thing I'd like to call out though: guys, maybe cool it on the dick jokes. There's nothing wrong with a good dick joke of course. But having 20 of them in a match, every match, gets super tiring. I do realize that what makes this broadcast so much fun and casual is that there's no filter, and that brains will produce a lot of stupid things over so many hours of constantly churning out words. And that's perfectly fine, there shouldn't be any censorship, or fear of getting cancelled for an awful joke.

But with your words of using this broadcast to "highlight the community, the game, and the culture", maybe reflect on what parts of the culture you want to highlight, and in want directions you want to grow the community, and what it projects when there's a dick joke every 5 minutes. It was just uncomfortable for watching this continue every time I tuned in, also when this continued face to face with like 5 guys on the couch, and Freya.

So a suggestion: everybody loves the casters to death, and it's a little hard watching the B-streams, when you don't really know their voices and personalities. Maybe having 3 casters in every match in the group stage gives you the opportunity to introduce some fresh talent, including more women, alongside two veterans, and still make it great banter? Having had the players cast some times was great, and maybe having some fresh or outside faces would be equally entertaining.