"Roads" - Official Titan Dota 2 Documentary 2014

"We all have the same dream, we just follow different roads." 

A heart-warming documentary about the veteran Dota players we all know and love, "Roads" follows the Titan team as they try to find themselves as a team amidst the pressure of competition brewing in the hustle and bustle of the Dota 2 professional scene. Through their reflections of the past, we follow the roads they chose that brought them to where they are today and uncover the roads they will choose to take in order to bring home the year's grand prize: The International.

Written and directed by Raphael Yee. 

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DOTA2 Custom Map: DOTA Dash!

So many awesome mods being made for Dota already. It's only going to get better once the official tools are released. The coming year should be a good one. 

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The International 2013 Recap

Recap from last year The International 3 

The International 4 Prize Pool

 

 USD 4.7M+ for TI4 champion. Top 14 teams get a slice of the USD 10M+ prize pool. Distribution and more announced here. http://dota2.com/international/overview

 

This year prize pool is huge. even the 13/14th placed got their prize. Hope to see the best team to win the 10 million worth of prize. Its gonna change their Dota 2 life career for ever. For Sure.

Starladder Season X is back

The biggest spectacle of the year is just about to start, but we already take a look ahead as Starladder has graced us with a sneak peak of what will be their tenth anniversary season. Starladder Season X is set to begin just a mere month after the International and will once again feature teams from all around the world.

 DK the Starladder Season 9 Champion 

For the tenth season of the Star Series, the teams will be pitted against one another in four different divisions: ‘Europe & CIS’, ‘North & South America’, ‘Southeast Asia’ and ‘China’, once again separating the different regions similarly to the previous installment. Starladder continues to expand as they morph the South Korean division from season nine into a brand new SEA division, allowing teams such as Titan and Arrow to take part in the Star Series for the first time. Also following the footsteps of the previous season, 8 teams will advance on to the LAN Finals: Four from the Europe/CIS region, two from China, one from SEA and one from America.

The battle is set to commence in late August with an online part lasting for six weeks, culminating in the LAN Finals on 23rd to 26th of October. All the matches will be broadcasted via Twitch.tv in multiple different languages, and as usual, there will be a Starladder ticket available in Dota 2 store for the in-game enthusiasts as well as for those who would like to show their support for Starladder. We'll keep you up to date as soon as more information surfaces.

Dota 2 Techies

Technies preview by Cyborgmatt. Will be released soon after The International 4. 

CIS get their visas approved on the fourth try

For about one and a half weeks, it looked dire for the chinese newcomers CIS to compete in this year's International, the largest eSports tournament ever. Now, all of their visas got approved on their fourth try by a friendly Dota 2 playing officer. 

Just this morning, CIS finally got their visas approved and are now ready to go in to this years main event of Dota 2. Appearantly, an officer, who played Dota himself helped the team out:
  

"Fourth try, everyone passed. When I found out the visa was approved I was almost in tears~~~The officer understood Dota2...all his questions were about dota2, asking me my ID and when our team was made. Thank you for everyone's prayers, and everyone who helped out~~~except we haven't practiced for 10 days, gotta go back and practice" - June, CIS

The promising chinese teams suffered from a long period of uncertainity whether they could attend the International, but in the end it all worked out. This was a reoccuring issue for all of the Internationals, where some team always had some sort of visa problems. This shows, that there is still a bit to go, until gaming is accepted in the same way as "normal" sports, however, there have been major steps of improvement in the past few months.
 

An Interview of Cyborgmatt

Do You Want to Lane Together !!

Best team The International 2013 stories

 Some footage from The International 2013 from valve. I selected a few videos which I think the best team in The International 2013. We should give credits to each team that participate on 2013 because the tournament will not be good without them. Hope you enjoy my picks.

 

TEAM ALLIANCE STORIES
 

TEAM LGD GAMING 

  

TEAM NA'VI STORIES

  

TEAM ORANGE STORIES
 

TEAM IG STORIES

Ninja Defuse by Yamany

Some sweet moves from Yamany in CS:GO with his special bomb defuse skills. NINJA DEFUSE. Should give the respect to this guy.

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SEA Team Ranking

Ranking are based on teams performance up to date.

CIS Visas Denied For a Third Time

A couple days ago, CIS Game announced that their visas had been denied for a first time. This wasn't much of a problem as  Arrow Gaming faced the same issue but were able to get their visas approved in time. However,  CIS hasn't had the same amount of luck and their visa applications have been denied for a third time. With TI4 approaching, this might become a real problem.
According to  Lin "June" Shiyang, the manager of the team and  Dominik "Black^" Reitmeier, the team's veteran, have had no problems in getting their visas approved and they are good to go. However, the four youngest members of the team have had their applications denied over and over again. At this point they have contacted Valve, Perfect World, and the Chinese Government to help them out with their application. They have promised to apply again in a couple days. However, in a tweet,  Black^ said that the tournament might end sooner than expected. While many are hopeful that this tweet was talking about the World Cup match between Algeria and Germany (as Germany was having a tough time during the match), it is more than likely that he is referring to his team's current situation. It is very possible that if their visa applications don't get approved soon, they won't be able to attend TI4 and play in the Wild Card match.
This is one of many problems qualifying teams have faced with visa approval. Is it possible that Valve will consider moving their biggest tournament, The International, to a more visa-friendly location next year? Only time will tell. We at DotaCinema sincerely hope that  CIS' visas get approved in time to participate in TI4.

Arrow Gaming Secured Play Convention Dota 2 Tournament

Arrow Gaming Secured Another Championship in Play Convention Dota 2 Tournament after defeated Invasion with 3-0. 

Final Results

• 1st – Arrow Gaming (RM2,000)
• 2nd – Invasion (RM1,000)
• 3rd – Regal (RM500)

2nd Place

 Invasion take second place.

Dont give up guys , Life is always full of hope

Dont give up guys , Life is always full of hope