Por cierto habéis visto los bocetos de los nuevos heroes?
http://www.dotafire.com/dota-2/hero/magnataur-89
http://www.dotafire.com/dota-2/hero/medusa-97
Bueno con mi nivel de manqueza me pongo a stremear un poco en http://www.twitch.tv/idarknight
Por dios, y ¿el techies pa cuando? ¿Va a ser el último? maldito ICEFROG..
Hasta que no lo saquen, tengo que darle al dota1 para poder echarme unas risas xDDD
Yo pienso que meterán el parche la semana que viene. Esta semana la tendrán de descanso después del torneo, creo yo.
por favor descanso? si se supone que ya los tenian para la semana que anunciaron que no ibana a meter heroes porque querian un rooster estable para TI2.
Creo que han vuelto a la tempero ultra vaga que se pegaron hace unos meses
#1751 Ten en cuenta que es finales de agosto, principios de septiembre, ahora mismo todas las empresas están con la mitad de empleados por vacaciones 
#1751 ademas de la pequeña paliza que se pegaron, tanto para prepararlo todo como para desmontarlo, estaran algo liados xD
iNControL, SirScoots and Slasher wasn't the ones to 'concoct' this as many LoL-followers seem to believe, but merely the first to bring it up in a public setting.
This alledged rumor had been a hot topic for a lot of players during The International from the very beginning of it (approximately two weeks prior to Live on Three) as it so very much concerned them (current as well as future sponsorships).
These 'rumors' were started, confirmed and further developed by players and organizers who this would directly influence and was confirmed time and time again throughout the entirety of the tournament.
When this was then made public, a shitstorm abrupted; not just towards Riot Games but also vice versa against the very people who made this public knowledge as well as the direct competitor (Dota 2). Should there be any hint of truth to these rumors, which I personally full-heartedly believe there is taking into consideration how I know Riot has chosen to do business in the past and what kind of rules they have imposed on the MLG and ESL, it is painfully obvious that some organizers might be scared of the repercussions from the community let alone Riot Games themselves, should they choose to come forward with information confirming these rumors.
Alledgedly, the rule was that organizations could not have a League of Legends team participating in the upcoming pro circuit for Season 3 as well as a team in a competing game of the genre (ARTS/MOBA). Was the rule yet made public? Obviously not. Had all organizations been made fully aware of the intent to enforce this rule? Probably not. Had some organizations been in talks with Riot Games and been informed of these intentions? Very likely. Did Riot Games back off from the rule, before taken into effect, seeing the community's response? Most definitely.
Above questions are obviously assuming the rumor is true. Regardless of true or not, I'm actually pleased that the communities can come together about one thing, the only thing that actually matters: That the rule - if it ever did exist - would be ridiculously stupid.
Maelk en TL.
Plus SirScoots:
I lied about nothing. This was a policy Riot was most certainly putting in place as Riot execs have been talking to some of the top teams about it for the last few weeks. It pains me to see some other people ARE now lying and covering their tracks, but so be it. Perhaps it is in their best financial interest to do so. I firmly stand by what I said on the show, this was no "rumor" made up by outsiders, this was a detail of the S3 plan that was made public and then Riot changed their minds.
Hate me all you want, but if you think I made this shit up to cause drama or you think I hate LoL, well, you are just plain stupid.
Conclusión: Dignitas se está cubriendo el culo porque tienen un equipo en la S3.
The End
Este caso me recuerda cada vez mas a lo que ocurriera con la CPL años atras, con la famosa clausula del contrato de participacion. Para los que no lo recuerden/sepan, si querias participar en alguno de los juegos que la CPL cubria debias firmar un contrato en el cual estaba estipulado que tenias prohibido perjudicar de cualquier manera a la CPL, DE CUALQUIER MANERA. Al cabo de los años los equipos fueron hablando esto entre ellos y decidieron dejar de asistir. Entonces es cuando empezaron a salir cosas a la luz como que muchos de los ganaron algo en metalico no lo llegaron a recibir nunca y se quedaron con las ganas.
Yo entiendo que Riot diga; si vamos a tener asalariado a un team de Dignitas, no queremos que con la pasta que se lleve el squad, se beneficie un team de Dota 2, porque de alguna manera estarían ayudando a la competencia.
Lo que pasa es que la vida es así, y si no te gusta te jodes; o quieres la pasta o quieres los eSports. Ya sabemos qué le interesa a Riot y a Tencent.
The 2012 International crowned a new champion with Invictus Gaming (iG). beating last year’s champion Natus Vincere (Na’Vi) three games to one to win the Aegis of Champions. With over 90 hours of Dota 2 played, the exciting final match wasn’t the only highlight to the Tournament. We have daily recaps available here – Day 1, Day 2, Day 3.
Over 567,000 simultaneous viewers from around the world joined the thousands of live viewers at Benaroya Hall to watch the final match. For those of you unable to make it to the hall to join us, we have hundreds of photos on Flickr and all the matches available on YouTube and as replays in the client. Here are also a few recaps of the event from major publications around the world – Forbes, Joystiq, Kotaku, and Gamespot
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No dicen nada de nuevos héroes ni de que vayan a abrir la beta.
#1762 hahaha ni pruebo sera un resultado deprimente
Menuda partidaza con tide con 4 rusos en captain mode.
Llevare unas 100 partidas ya con el amigo.
#1762 77/90 aunque en verdad son 78 xke el slardar me lo sabia pero no sabia escribirlo, le faltaba un e xd
#1766 y vaya partidazo que se marco con el pudge
http://es-es.twitch.tv/ggnetsheever?utm_campaign=live_embed_click&utm_source=streamdota2.com
aqui podeis ver los partidos si os interesan.
