First off, happy long weekend, Easter, uni break, 2 weeks
off, holiday and Anzac Day… I think that covers all of them? Hope you were more
productive than I was!
Secondly, this might not be directly related to Esports but
it is a sport, bad luck to Liverpool last night against Chelsea, hopefully
karma will come round for the double-decker wasting time parked bus that was
Jose’s side last night.
Now, to E Sports!
There wasn’t much on in relation to Dota over the last 2
weeks as the majority of the main leagues going at the moment were on break /
having catch up games for any that had been missed out. For those who are
interested here are the official links to the 2 main leagues (that I follow)
which are underway at the moment:
There are games that will be happening from the 4th
onwards which will be a good watch as we close down to the final couple of
games in the season. I’ll be doing a blog either next week or the following
(once the round has finished) regarding these results.
If you’re interested in the level of excitement that is in
Dota 2 as an Esport have a look at the new documentary that was released called
‘Free2Play’
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UjZYMI1zB9s
– 1 hour long documentary on the game.
Dota 2 is such a huge game it’s almost impossible to write
down a tutorial or guideline for someone who isn’t familiar to follow. There’s
so many factors and elements in the game that can effect a players experience
that I felt it’d be better to show the basics from finding an appropriate video
on YouTube that explains the game. You can find this video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXayKdseygg
– 10 minute video on the ‘basics’
Another way for new players to get involved in the game and
learn how to play is to actually log on and play for themselves. Dota 2 offers
an in-game tutorial for players to get used to the game and help them come to
terms with the vast amount of knowledge and skill required to play.
So until next week, GL and HF!
~~Sean
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