cancelL: “They really need a player that is not cancelL”
In most cases, gamers who are `kicked` from the team are often seen as victims of a friendship tragedy.
The Romanian boy shared that he was the one who made the decision to leave the team, because he felt he no longer brought benefits to the team and leaving was the best thing for both of them.
Puppey: “I apologize to those players who may have felt Team Secret did not meet or fulfill their expectations”
Perhaps there is no need to recall how EternalEnvy’s blog denouncing Puppey shocked the DOTA 2 world in the last days of 2016. However, it was not until March 2017 that the Team Secret captain officially
Puppey spent most of his words apologizing to fans and gamers who had suffered because of his management style.
MiseRy: “Even with the million-dollar prize Majors, this is a problem”
Discussing the fact that prize money in DOTA 2 tournaments is becoming increasingly huge, the former captain of Team DC gave us a more realistic view of the dark side of this issue.
Misery believes that gaming organizations are not keeping up with the rapid development of DOTA 2, causing both them and gamers to encounter embarrassment when unfortunately delayed bonus payments.
PPD: “Valve is a company that doesn’t really care about money”
The former captain of TI5 champion Evil Genius, after a period of time serving as CEO for the organization, gave some rather special opinions about Valve, the company that currently owns DOTA 2 and many other popular games.
PPD mentioned that Valve isn’t really a company that cares too much about money.
Bulba: “There’s a lot of egos flying around the scene”
In an interview with Red Bull in April, Bulba explained why DOTA 2 teams with all-North American rosters have difficulty achieving success.
This veteran gamer shares the opinion that North America is currently lacking really good supports and especially cannot find any names capable of becoming a top captain.
Black: “When I was 17… The doctors said, I have about one year to live”
The story of Black’s sad past was shared by him to the DOTA 2 community for the first time during the Kiev Major event.
This gamer recalled that when he was 17 years old, doctors diagnosed him with a rare cancer called Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma, and because it progressed very quickly, Black probably needed to prepare himself.
However, fortunately, in the end, the German boy found a suitable treatment path and gradually recovered.
`What I learned from this incident is that you must always live each day to the fullest, because every day you worry and fear is a wasted day,` Black shared.
N0tail: “I’m so f**king ready, you have no idea”
True Sight, a documentary series about DOTA 2 teams that Valve started developing after TI6, has gradually become a specialty that fans of this game have loved throughout 2017.
If you have to find the most exciting episode of the series, it can definitely only be True Sight 4, with content about the classic final at Kiev Major between OG and VP.