Pro triple
Centre panel is the only one at full brightness. Side panels hold notes and a muted VOD. Bias light sits behind the panels so the wall does not become a mirror. Cables drop through a single grommet.
Setups
Rooms built for series, not for photos.
SkilkyGlobal documents four setups that show up all year: the pro triple, the duo scrim, the analyst desk, and the campus row.
Duo scrim
Two chairs, one power rail, headsets that do not share a boom. Used by FC players and fighting-game pairs who need a quiet room more than a backdrop.
Analyst desk
Three feeds, a mute that is physical, and a chair that does not creak on a lav mic. The desk faces the truck, not the audience riser.
Campus row
Hobart's September weekend uses identical small stations: one panel, house headset, chair locked, backpacks off the aisle. Marvel Rivals and League of Legends share the row. The format is shorter. The image on the machine is not.
Travel crate
Southern Arc visitors land with one labelled case. Inside: mouse, keyboard, in-ears, a cloth, and a card with DPI and keybinds. Admins can rebuild the station from that card if a profile fails.
The station is wiped before the trophy is even on the plinth.