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Twitch drops for ALGS Split 2 Playoffs Apex Legends esports LAN in London have been officially revealed by the game’s publisher, EA.
There are four different drops fans can acquire by watching the event live on Twitch between July 13th and 16th 2023.
Viewers have to connect their EA account with their Twitch account in order to be eligible for the Twitch drops for ALGS Split 2 Playoffs.
Then, they have to watch the ALGS official livestream on the Apex Legends Esports Twitch channel – or one of the partnered watch party streams – for at least one hour (each day) to get each unlock.
Full list of Twitch drops for ALGS Split 2 Playoffs plus dates
- July 13th – Charbroiled R99 Skin – Unlocks at 60 minutes
- July 14th – Fiery Fractals Wraith Skin – Unlocks at 60 minutes
- July 15th – Ratting Holospray – Unlocks at 60 minutes
- July 16th – Predator Weapon Charm – Unlocks at 60 minutes
The ALGS Split 2 Playoffs of course got underway today (July 13th) at London’s Copperbox Arena.
There have been Twitch drops for a range of tournaments in recent years, encouraging fans to watch a broadcast for a certain amount of time in exchange for digital goodies.
At the League of Legends MSI 2023 earlier this year – also at the Copperbox – there were MSI 2023 drops including a Master Yi emote. Riot has of course focused on encouraging LoL esports fans to watch broadcasts on Riot’s own website to get goodies, rather than Twitch-specific drops.
‘On-site technical issues’ disrupted the first ALGS Split 2 Playoffs game at London LAN earlier today, with EA saying there was ‘no evidence’ of a suspected ALGS DDoS attack.
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