Sure, you can hype up the crowd without losing focus. Keep the music low until the boss appears, then let the announcer crack jokes while you line up your tactics. Use a timer so everyone knows when to shift phases, keep your team in a tight formation, and let the crowd see the plan on screen— that way the hype feels real and your strategy stays top‑tier.

Nice idea, just keep the timing tight. Set a cue so the drumroll hits on the boss’s first major strike and the confetti pops right after the final kill. That keeps the hype but doesn’t pull the team out of the plan.

Yeah, I’ll be the one keeping the beat so the team can focus on the numbers, not the noise. Let’s lock in the cues, hit that drumroll, and watch the crowd lift while we line up the perfect combo. It’s all about precision, even in the hype.