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ESL and jeuxvideo.com's new WebTV, Gaming Live, are delighted to announce that the World Championship Series (WCS) Season 2 will be available in French on TwitchTV's WCS_FR channel with a crew of StarCraft II experts and enthusiasts.
Our stream will be available in two formats:
• HQ Stream, streamed from our studio in Paris, with StarCraft II analysts, interactions with Pro Players and community participation through social network.
• “Homemade" stream by our casters, when the schedule will not allow us to bring everyone to our Studio.
First we’re going to cover WCS Europe through Premier League’s group coverage, and if the French audience is interested in more content, we might provide them with French WCS NA broadcasts as well.
In this adventure, we are going to bring along some of the finest casters from France.
Our casters:
ToD
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ToD is one of the most experienced players on the French Esport scene.
When we approached him with this project, he told us he was willing for quite some time to cast StarCraft II in French. He seized the opportunity to jump into this project.
Because he is a part of the WCS official English cast for Ro16 & Ro8, he will mainly focus on WCS Ro32 Group in French and provide his expert analysis to our panel.
If you’re not already following him on Twitter and Facebook, you should via:
His Twitter
His Facebook
Mak0z
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One of the first casters in France, Mak0z is known to be a very analytic and "how to play" caster. He was also a top Zerg player and is currently one of the most active casters in the French StarCraft II scene. He and ToD will be our main casting duo.
His Twitter
His Facebook
TKL
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He is one of the up and coming StarCraft II casters in France and is currently working for aAa.eu.
TK is a fresh face in our group of WCS casters, we are sure that you will grow fond of him quickly.We want to give other casters a chance as well to cast the best StarCraft II competition in French –so stay tuned for more WCS action in French.
His Twitter
Additional talenst which be picked for the casts based on their deep knowledge and expertise in SC2:
Our analysts:
LeLfe
LeLfe is well known among the TeamLiquid community as the man behind the IronSquid I & II communication for English speakers, he is currently the E-Sport specialist for Redbull France (redbull.com/fr/fr/games) and www.Gamekult.com. He will work with us on our Analyst Desk and will host the show.
His Twitter
Kere
He worked on Iron Squid I & II and being the E-Sport specialist for www.jeuxvideo.com, he will be in charge of promoting WCS Europe on the homepage of JVC. He will also be part of our WCS Analyst desk.
His Twitter
Open Casters Desk:
The major amount of casts will feature the talent presented above; however they will be supported by additional guest analysts, Pro-players, and Community personalities during our shows.
That being said, we do not want to create a closed environment for WCS in France, quite the opposite in fact – we are open for new talent to join.
We want WCS to benefit from the expertise of all the French StarCraft II casters and talents. You want to cast WCS in French? Get in contact with us and share our passion for StarCraft II along with the French WCS viewers!
This is how we hope to provide the best possible French WCS coverage - the open caster desk is supposed to be a celebration and get together of the audience, talents and everyone who loves to watch StarCraft II..
If you’re French, we are more than happy to talk with you about our casts. We’ll be eager to hear your feedback, please feel free to share your ideas and suggestions with us.
If you’re not French… learn some French to enjoy our cast of the WCS! And if you’re too lazy to learn French, we know you’ll enjoy ToD’s accent during Ro16 & Ro8.
WCS Ro32
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