It seems interesting, but I hope you can include regional casts (like O'Gaming in France). I would like to have the main channel of O'Gaming, but be able to check some things myself at the same time.
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Riot Games Announces Pro View - Allows Viewers To Spectate Individual Players During LCS and LEC Matches
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Does the O'Gaming stream show up on the watch.lolesports site when watching LEC? If it does it should be supported since this is being baked into that.
more so since Riot has been trying to limit the amount of cussing they have on their official streams since like last year
I'm not in the esports department, but while profanity on broadcast is pretty discouraged (and fine-able in some instances), it's not really cussing in game chat that's the concern (we & teams regularly share videos of behind-the-scenes of this in-game on stage chatter).
From my understanding, it's more a concern of strategies & playstyles leaking. If you know what another team is saying and how they focus their comms, it is a potentially HUGE advantage for your team. This is the biggest reason why we're pretty damn careful about what player audio gets shared.
I hope fans enjoy Pro View! As a support, I'm particularly interested to see how LCS/LEC pros use the minimap & decide to create good position/zones in the laning phase. Totally understand that it's not for every viewer, but the team has been working on this for a bit making sure the broadcast additions were worth, and it gives players another way to directly support teams.
Word. I keep calling Dota 2 the perhaps best continuously developed game for a good reason. The tech side of things alone is fantastic with e.g. better server networking, DDOS protection and whatever else they come up with.
I always roll my eyes when Valve's supposedly "not actually developing any games" when I'd dream of my other favorite games getting treated as well as Dota 2. And I guess, CS:GO is doing quite well, too, by now? But yeh, 'older' games that people are not interested in might as well not exist, I understand...
waitwut. ive gotten into spectating competitive cs over the last year and didnt know this. only watch via youtube/twitch though, so im assuming this is available through the cs client itself?
