LDLC Completes Overwatch Roster

After an extensive search, LDLC has finalized their roster.

Team LDLC announced via their website that their Overwatch roster is now complete with the addition of three new players.

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The French organization had half of their roster already set with Guillaume “KabaL” Ettori, Metehan “Mete” Aksüt, and Mihail Cristian “Meza” Paunescu. Today, they added Artem “Kensi” Budiak, Kiryl “Anak” Nikalayenka, and Nicolas “NokSs” Landriscina.

Kensi and Anak played together as a part of the teams ANOX and “Slav Squad”, while NokSs is a relatively unknown French player that has played for Redskin and Team WASP.

Kensi will play DPS, Anak will support, and NokSs will act as a flex/DPS player for their new team.


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