From the official Apex Legends account, it is clear the players are excited. The ALGS Split 2 Pro League starts this weekend, and this esports event is once again featuring the greatest commentators to cover every event. The Apex community has been responding very positively to all the news. Along with the announcement of the ‘dream team’ of Apex commentators and analysts, the excitement for the news has reached new heights.
The tweet features all the Apex Esports personalities the community looks forward to every year and who are returning for the event. Their faces include Raynday Gaming, spidertiff, esports_DiA, DanGaskin, OnsetMTH, VikkiKitty, GlitterXplosion, Gracefulfps, GENOMEgg, and JetSetJamerson. Fans are ecstatic to witness this reunion of the ‘who’s who’ of Apex esports and can’t wait for the competitive Apex Splits season.
The thrill in the replies is just phenomenal. One tweet exclaimed: “THE OG CREW IS BACK” in all caps, and someone else called it a “legendary crew 🔥🔥🔥,” which is certainly true. The combined excitement of the players and spectators continues to build, with more comments pouring in that refer to them as the “ALGS Avengers” of broadcasting teams. In the online world, the community is full of love, with one participant even saying, “My fav caster team ^^ Beautiful peeps❣️,” which is sweet.
There has been something interesting in the discussion, though. With a concern on their absence from the roster, some players have been inquiring about some casters with questions like “SURELY Lace is involved, right?” being brought up. In addition, the concern over the exclusion of ZephyrCasts is causing a lot of fuss. A player wrote, “Why do we have to do a ‘Bring Zephyr back’ campaign every time @ZephyrCasts is not on the roster?” which is a very heated concern of devotion to these esports personalities.
Arguably the best esports banter one could have is ZephyrCasts himself saying it is a good reason to do a “good desk & a good hot sauce chug” with spidertiff, which sounds fantastic and a little worrying for their digestive systems.
It’s amazing to witness community engagement with the Apex account along with esports_DiA replying, “It’s good to be back 🫶,” as spidertiff was responding to everyone showering her with compliments with “🥺🥺 thank you!” The casters are, themselves, thanking people for all the affection, which is very refreshing and enjoyable to witness.
The part that teens as fascinating is how global this panel of casters is. One player remarked, “Onset & Gaskin repping for the brits🇬🇧,” which also highlights the global nature of the competitive Apex community. It is no longer a single region dominating the scene – it is genuine worldwide talent coming together to give spectators the best experience imaginable.
As new team tactics emerge and the meta is changing, this season is absolutely huge for the ALGS Split 2 Pro League. There’s a lot of unpacking to be done, and it’s wonderful having elite talent at the casting desk to break all of it down. These are the people who can explain why that insane play was genius and what the team was thinking because they are so familiar with all of the little details that are so competitive for Apex that makes this sport so fascinating to watch.
Having this broadcasting team is definitely a major upgrade. You now have hosts, analysts, play-by-play casters, and even strategists. It really feels like the correct people are in the room to discuss the game. Whether it is ALGS early rotations or the intense end game bursts or the strategic ALGS pick-and-ban phase, this crew has someone who can explain every single layer and what makes it so amazing.
Securing this set of casters seems perfect assuming that all the serious action in the ALGS season begins at Split 2. Every game counts as teams fight to make the playoffs and are walking a razor’s edge. With this cast talent in place, we can expect premium coverage of all the unmissable and clutch moments that could decide the LAN new event invitations happening later this year.
What is remarkable is how much these players care about who is casting the events. It is not their concern for the games — the Score and commentary team really influence the level of enjoyment the viewing experience has. And judging by the positive reactions to this news, Respawn and EA have the ideal set of casters for this split.
The community is demonstrating how much these casters, as well as their presence in any esports event, matters. The players in the community are readily calling these casters ‘legends’ and ‘GOATS’ and seem very excited that these casters are returning to the desk, which is an indicator of the esports events in the future. This is a unique situation in which people happen to be community favorites as opposed to some random casters.
With these casters being confirmed, it is evident that players are aware of the serious enjoyment they will get while watching ALGS matches, and the hype will grow as we get closer to the countdown for the kickoff this weekend. The esports world is peculiar in that the competitive matches and the output commentary are esports, and in this instance, with this news, Apex Legends gets both those fronts right.
Please, mark the date as this weekend will be filled with Apex matches. Trust me, no one is better at explaining complicated team-plays than these casters. The Apex scene is truly on the rise.
