When it comes to the e-sports commentators of the knife circle who is more beautiful, you will definitely think of amS, yuno and other beautiful commentators, but when it comes to who has the better strength of the commentary, you should think of male commentators such as SDN and AA teachers, and just recently, the excellent commentators with strong professional ability seem to have encountered some problems
Sailors who like to watch the game must know the commentator Jacko, right? Although he has no professional background and has not appeared in the dabble for a long time as DC and the bicycle teacher, his professional level of commentary is actually quite good. However, it should be noted that despite the brilliant brother's very diligent interpretation of the game, Jacko's frank and outspoken comments have left some players with a bit of disgust, which seems to be a precursor to this problem. The day before Jacko's DPC League began on the evening of April 11, 2022, Jacko suddenly posted a long post on social platforms. Roughly, "I can't broadcast the DPC match live, I'm not sure who the community anchor is, but some people don't want me to broadcast the game." His current situation is also uncomfortable. First, he can't play other games outside of the South American Division, which the organizers of the South American Division have previously issued a statement saying that he is willing to let any community anchor in the division explain his matches, including the Eastern European Division, which is currently sanctioned. Second, his live streaming platform simply could not get the rights to the contest. This is undoubtedly a very bad situation for the narrator.
Jacko's current situation is very similar to that of his previous cycling teacher, but the bicycle teacher seems to have withdrawn from the world of understanding because "it is difficult to support himself by doing explanations". In other words, when the explanation industry is difficult, Jacko can't even drink a mouthful of soup. When it comes to follow-up plans, Jacko even said something frustrating, such as "If there is no audience to watch the live broadcast, it is not shameful to send takeaways into the factory."
Overall, while the Illustrious Brothers were a bit blunt in explaining the game, his style of explanation was actually quite good. After all, he's also a 6,000-plus player. After so many games, his professionalism is certainly good. I hope that Jacko can overcome the difficulties this time and go back to the commentary stage.