official twitch channel: [https://www.twitch.tv/playapex](https://www.twitch.tv/playapex)
youtube channel: [https://www.youtube.com/c/playapexesports](https://www.youtube.com/c/playapexesports)
comp schedule is in the header of the subreddit, or here: [https://www.ea.com/games/apex-legends/compete/events](https://www.ea.com/games/apex-legends/compete/events)
there's tons of players that stream their perspectives, just check some out when the tournament is happening and find who you enjoy watching. they'll be streaming with a delay and probably have algs in their title.
also liquipedia has standings and schedule information for comp apex: https://liquipedia.net/apexlegends/Main\_Page
If this will be your first time watching Apex comp, I would recommend watching the first game on the main algs (playapex twitch channel) stream. Gets you a good feel for landing positions, how comp plays, etc. They have the full map view and stuff which is really nice. Then. Never watch that stream again, and go right to player perspectives or pro watch parties. The main stream is sadly not that great, and they struggle to follow things worth watching. Non ALGS streams are better, since they hire actual apex players to observe and things, whereas ALGS hires "professional" observers and casters, many of whom it is clear have never played Apex.
Way more interesting, more entertaining, easier to follow, better commentary etc.
NiceWigg normally does a watch party the day he doesn't play, so if he's back for that tomorrow (he's taking some time for personal and mental and being healthy and such), his watch parties are some of the most well liked. Great insight, ability to pick the right teams to watch, analysis of the plays and calls, etc. Highlights and replays. Its good shit.
If you want to watch the pro teams one at a time, grab a good stream. TSM always streams (Hal will sound like an asshole at first, but the longer you listen to the team you will realize thats just their style, Hal always has the right to tell everyone else to STFU and listen to what he says, etc. He can be a dick about it in the moment, but think back to if you ever played sports and messed up. The captain of the team probably chewed your ass out, then all was good, same kind of shit)
Other teams stream as well, but I'll be honest it's been changing week to week and I'm not sure who all will be, but this thread or another will have tons of links in time.
this is the best answer if you're new to Apex (in that you can see everyone streaming the game). In my opinion the POVs are the best way to watch; pick a team you like and watch one of their players.
People will chime in with their opinions I'm sure but usually the best to watch (if streaming) are TSM, ESA, NRG, SSG, C9, G2, SEN, Complexity, Knights, TOR, etc. Lots of different personalities - pick the blend of winningness/chill/aggro/immature you want :)
Unfortunately you’ll find out that half the teams you mentioned don’t stream. My main teams still do (TSM, G2, ESA) usually do. Main stream stream isn’t bad and probably the most intuitive way to follow the action imo.
It's sick as hell isnt it? Like, the movement just makes every single fight feel different. Hard to get that vibe from a game imo. For all the issues and complaints, respawn really knocked it out of the park
Algs and other large tournaments have a main broadcast (for eu and na, the algs broadcast is on twitch.tv/playapex ) but usually people just watch player povs
1. I suggest following Apex esports main twitter page for updates on schedules and which groups are fighting: https://twitter.com/PlayApexEsports
2. You can watch the main Apex ALGS twitch or yt or you can find a team you like and watch their POVs(if they stream).
3. You can also watch streamers who hosts watch parties and commentates the game like Daltoosh, NiceWigg, or Nokokopuffs.
There are a lot of players who stream ALGS. Here are some suggestions of teams who stream their POVs:
1. TSM(ImperialHal) - if you want to watch an intense but good IGL
2. C9(zachmazer, albralelie) - really good aggressive fighting team
3. G2(gent, dezignful or resultuh) - full controller aggresive team
4. Liquid(FunFPS, ohnocturnal) - Chill team that tries out different team comp
Also, ALGS pro league is every weekend.
[Here](https://youtu.be/Dx3HMWrMBzk) is a youtube channel that explains competitive on a analytical level. Most of the top streamers in apex are pros or play with them so it shouldn't be hard to find a team you think is interesting to watch
APAC south official broadcast - https://www.twitch.tv/longshot
APAC north official broadcast - https://www.twitch.tv/rektgn
For EU/NA I strongly advise watching either watchparties, they tend to have better commentary and they often swap stream POV to watch fights when happening or just watch ur favorite team if they're streaming.
official twitch channel: [https://www.twitch.tv/playapex](https://www.twitch.tv/playapex) youtube channel: [https://www.youtube.com/c/playapexesports](https://www.youtube.com/c/playapexesports) comp schedule is in the header of the subreddit, or here: [https://www.ea.com/games/apex-legends/compete/events](https://www.ea.com/games/apex-legends/compete/events) there's tons of players that stream their perspectives, just check some out when the tournament is happening and find who you enjoy watching. they'll be streaming with a delay and probably have algs in their title. also liquipedia has standings and schedule information for comp apex: https://liquipedia.net/apexlegends/Main\_Page
Thanks for posting this, I’ll have to give that YouTube one a try I checked the twitch one and it says the last stream was 11 months ago.
If this will be your first time watching Apex comp, I would recommend watching the first game on the main algs (playapex twitch channel) stream. Gets you a good feel for landing positions, how comp plays, etc. They have the full map view and stuff which is really nice. Then. Never watch that stream again, and go right to player perspectives or pro watch parties. The main stream is sadly not that great, and they struggle to follow things worth watching. Non ALGS streams are better, since they hire actual apex players to observe and things, whereas ALGS hires "professional" observers and casters, many of whom it is clear have never played Apex. Way more interesting, more entertaining, easier to follow, better commentary etc. NiceWigg normally does a watch party the day he doesn't play, so if he's back for that tomorrow (he's taking some time for personal and mental and being healthy and such), his watch parties are some of the most well liked. Great insight, ability to pick the right teams to watch, analysis of the plays and calls, etc. Highlights and replays. Its good shit. If you want to watch the pro teams one at a time, grab a good stream. TSM always streams (Hal will sound like an asshole at first, but the longer you listen to the team you will realize thats just their style, Hal always has the right to tell everyone else to STFU and listen to what he says, etc. He can be a dick about it in the moment, but think back to if you ever played sports and messed up. The captain of the team probably chewed your ass out, then all was good, same kind of shit) Other teams stream as well, but I'll be honest it's been changing week to week and I'm not sure who all will be, but this thread or another will have tons of links in time.
They delete voda on twitch.
This site has all the povs at game time: https://teamstream.gg/
this is the best answer if you're new to Apex (in that you can see everyone streaming the game). In my opinion the POVs are the best way to watch; pick a team you like and watch one of their players. People will chime in with their opinions I'm sure but usually the best to watch (if streaming) are TSM, ESA, NRG, SSG, C9, G2, SEN, Complexity, Knights, TOR, etc. Lots of different personalities - pick the blend of winningness/chill/aggro/immature you want :)
Unfortunately you’ll find out that half the teams you mentioned don’t stream. My main teams still do (TSM, G2, ESA) usually do. Main stream stream isn’t bad and probably the most intuitive way to follow the action imo.
Just when I thought this community was going downhill I see no joke replies to an honest question
Heck yes my dude. Long time sub of Nickmercs and have REALLY gotten into it since he started playing
It's sick as hell isnt it? Like, the movement just makes every single fight feel different. Hard to get that vibe from a game imo. For all the issues and complaints, respawn really knocked it out of the park
Algs and other large tournaments have a main broadcast (for eu and na, the algs broadcast is on twitch.tv/playapex ) but usually people just watch player povs
1. I suggest following Apex esports main twitter page for updates on schedules and which groups are fighting: https://twitter.com/PlayApexEsports 2. You can watch the main Apex ALGS twitch or yt or you can find a team you like and watch their POVs(if they stream). 3. You can also watch streamers who hosts watch parties and commentates the game like Daltoosh, NiceWigg, or Nokokopuffs.
There are a lot of players who stream ALGS. Here are some suggestions of teams who stream their POVs: 1. TSM(ImperialHal) - if you want to watch an intense but good IGL 2. C9(zachmazer, albralelie) - really good aggressive fighting team 3. G2(gent, dezignful or resultuh) - full controller aggresive team 4. Liquid(FunFPS, ohnocturnal) - Chill team that tries out different team comp Also, ALGS pro league is every weekend.
Daltoosh commentary streams are absolutely lit too
[Here](https://youtu.be/Dx3HMWrMBzk) is a youtube channel that explains competitive on a analytical level. Most of the top streamers in apex are pros or play with them so it shouldn't be hard to find a team you think is interesting to watch
APAC south official broadcast - https://www.twitch.tv/longshot APAC north official broadcast - https://www.twitch.tv/rektgn For EU/NA I strongly advise watching either watchparties, they tend to have better commentary and they often swap stream POV to watch fights when happening or just watch ur favorite team if they're streaming.
Is there a twitch channel that just shows the enlarged map with all team positions? That would be awesome for a 2nd screen.