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hystolitica
Dota ?? No more?? (5763 reads, 33 replies, 3 months ago)
Is it only me or anyone already realized that dota 2 is more popular than dota nowadays? European scene has completely shifted to dota 2 even tough the official game is not yet released . Only Asian scene is active, but well (partially). Really want to try out the dota 2 and i've been waiting for the official game for a long time.
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xPsychonut
Nah, in Asia (at least China for sure), DotA is still way more popular. Right now, I still see North American DotA rooms on Garena being full every night. Comparatively, it takes quite some time to get into a game in DotA 2 cause of the lacking number of players
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Hamasaki_Fanz
^ it's because they dont have betakey to play dota2 I think..
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3 months ago
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Revoir-
In PH, DotA is still very alive and only some people know what Dota 2 is and it is rare for people to have beta keys in fact MPGL is still played on DotA.
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cli(n)t
there are still few milion people that dont have a betakey so they must play dota 1, but yeah...everybody will shift to dota2 after the game goes official
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GN-0000-0094-00
dota is still very much alive. even when dota2 comes out, the pros may shift but the casual gamers will remain. dota war3 still has a longlife
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maharot.ph
captain obvious #3.
there are so little people here that have a key. they just won't give out keys to every one who will join a tourney.

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Is your brain on cooldown??
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xPsychonut
#2 I'd still prefer DotA to DotA 2 if DotA had a good integrated gaming platform.. Anyways, the things you can do in DotA 2 right now is pretty limited... Those who don't have keys aren't really missing out much.
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Smeagol-
Europeans are the only one who shifted to DotA 2. In Asia and other countries, it's still DotA1.
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marCoon (Broadcast team leader)
There is sometimes 20k people on at the same time in dota2 oo

It takes like 1min max to find a game most of the time. I am asking myself who actually has all of those keys T_T
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#1 It takes 5 seconds to get into Dota 2 game. But this shouldn't even be discussed, its a closed beta... Wait for the full release and then we see who makes the switch and who stays with Dota.
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TaurenTimmy
Everyone is gonna change over to dota 2, and most of big tournaments in China already made a statement about this.
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3 months ago
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Tonyhomo
Publicly DOTA is still very alive. But its because everyone does not have BetaKeys. I got my beta key and i have not played DOTA since. =/ when u get it you'll make the switch. no reason not to really
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Rufio-
Servers in SEA takes about 10-15min before connecting to a game for dota2

Dota is very much alive here in PH
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BrknSword
Most of us also play DotA.
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ngazi (GosuBet Manager DotA)
2012-01-31 14:45, xPsychonut wrote:
Nah, in Asia (at least China for sure), DotA is still way more popular. Right now, I still see North American DotA rooms on Garena being full every night. Comparatively, it takes quite some time to get into a game in DotA 2 cause of the lacking number of players
Why in the world do you join NA Dota rooms when your pings are 300+?
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maharot.ph
2012-02-01 04:17, Rufio- wrote:
Servers in SEA takes about 10-15min before connecting to a game for dota2

Dota is very much alive here in PH


why do you only open SEA server?
Is your brain on cooldown??
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bebeLUVnardo (Junior Moderator)
Online player never goes above 220K and not all of them are playing. Some are watching games, idle or just chatting.
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Dota is certainly dead in europe but very alive everywhere else, especially asia.
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hystolitica
#9 Did Valve really gave so much beta-key ? Or the player themselves have another way of getting it.

#11 Btw, many Chinese's team has already broken apart. Plus, I can't see any more Dota tournament in China recently.

#12 Very true. Indeed.

Publicly, yes, Dota is still alive. But in e-games scene and tournament, i doubt Dota is the game of choice compared to Dota 2.
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LTY
do we need to pay money after the game goes official?
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