I started on Destiny 2 in 2018. Then Apex Legends on launch day, two years straight. Warzone when it dropped, then back to Apex because that's my game. Since 2022 it's mostly extraction shooters, Escape from Tarkov and The Cycle Frontier, plus IRL travel streams.
On Twitch I have 43,000 followers. Between 2019 and 2021 I also multistreamed on Facebook, up to 64,000 followers there. Over 100,000 total. That made me the first Meta partner in France.
I named my community the Broc Army at first. At Christmas 2019 I threw the Broc Army Christmas party. I invited 35 followers in real life, a small tournament, a Switch to win, food, drinks, gifts, the full deal. Today the community is called the R-force.
I streamed IRL across five countries. Greece in Thessaloniki, Morocco in Agadir, London at Christmas. I did a 10-day subathon. Official playtester for Bungie on Marathon in Seattle and for Sharkmob on Exoborne in Malmö. First major RED by SFR partner. And co-founder of the Power Gaming festival in Occitanie.
Before streaming I spent fifteen years in tech and sales. Lenovo, Indeed in Dublin, CareerBuilder. I built my own company, a recruiting startup. And before that I was a paratrooper commando in the Air Force. I've been around. But streaming is what showed me the real problem.