World of Warcraft‘s latest expansion, Shadowlands, will be officially launched today at 5pm CT. If you’re not playing the game yourself, you can watch it on Twitch.
Although WoW isn’t typically the most-watched content on Twitch, expansion releases usually attract a large audience. Streamers from various titles take a break to experience the new features and leveling that WoW’s expansions offer.
However, with so many channels streaming Shadowlands, it might be challenging to find what suits you best. Whether you’re a seasoned veteran or a casual player, here are some of the best channels to watch if you’re getting bored with Twitch’s Shadowlands experience.
Personalities
There’s an abundance of Twitch personalities streaming tonight, and at the top of the list is Asmongold.
Asmon is consistently the most-watched WoW streamer by a wide margin. His launch night stream is ideal for experienced players who want an entertaining show. Known for his over-the-top antics and memes, Asmon provides an authentic Twitch experience.
But there are other big personalities streaming tonight too. Practically any streamer you like will be playing the game. If you want a stream with memes like Asmon but are not as hardcore in WoW, TimTheTatman might be your best choice.
Tim is a casual WoW player, often seeking help from his experienced friends and viewers. You won’t be intimidated by WoW jargon while watching Tim. In fact, even if you’re new to the game, you might be more knowledgeable than he is.
Complexity-Limit
As the reigning Raid to World First champions, Complexity-Limit doesn’t have specific plans for the evening. You can check out any Limit streamer by visiting the guild’s official team directory on Twitch.
Although the guild doesn’t have an official event, notable players like Maximum and Preheat will be streaming. If one channel slows down, the team’s directory is the perfect place to find another active streamer.
Method
In typical Method fashion, the organization has turned this expansion launch into a party event. Method’s official channel will feature multiple perspectives of speedrunning WoW players, trying to be the first in the world to reach the game’s new maximum level, 60.
Although many of the speedrunners aren’t official Method members, you can also watch some of the guild’s raiding roster members on their personal Twitch channels.
Echo
After a mass exodus from Method earlier this summer, a new top-tier raiding guild named Echo was formed. With many former Method players on its roster, the squad consists of talented gamers.
Similar to Complexity-Limit, Echo doesn’t have publicized plans for launch day. However, many of its players, like popular raider and mythic dungeon player Gingi, will be streaming.
Gingi’s stream title before the expansion launch is “World first 60 Race!!” With Gingi’s history as an intense and successful player, his channel is a must-watch if you’re an experienced player looking for a stream without as many memes as Asmon or TimTheTatman.