Dota 2 Articles

The Return of the Hard Lane

<p>With the ever-increasing difficulty of the offlane from one patch to the next, proper hero selection and adaptive strategy is imperative for survival. Let&#39;s examine some of the most recent adjustments to the offlane and how we can adapt to the many challenges they present.</p>

Rocky start for EG and Na'Vi at China Supermajor

<p>The first day of the group stage at the China Supermajor is over and the teams in Groups A and B have a clear, and for some - difficult, path for their journey in the main event.&nbsp;</p>

DeMoN retires after 10 years of competitive Dota

<p>Jimmy &quot;DeMoN&quot; Ho announced his retirement from competitive play after struggling to find his place in the second half of the Pro Circuit 2017-2018 season and 10 years of Dota.&nbsp;</p>

China Dota2 Supermajor: What’s in a Name?

<p>Why &ldquo;Supermajor&rdquo;? Can the last tournament in the Dota 2 Pro Circuit live up to its own hype?</p>

Before the breakup; Interview with Cr1t- at ESL One Birmingham

<p>We got the chance to attend ESL One Birmingham and interview a couple of players whilst there.&nbsp;</p>

Groups drawn and ready for China Super Major

<p>Just two days before the event kicks off, the 16 teams participating at the last and most important major of the season have been sorted into four groups.</p>

Daeja's View: End of Season Spotlight on the Americas

<p>As we head into the final tournament of the season, rosters are already being tweaked and swapped, sending more and more teams to the open qualifiers for The International 8 as penance. North America and South America are currently out of the top eight in the Dota 2 Pro Circuit, which could mean very limited representation for these regions at the most important event of the year.</p>

Anomalina's Amateur Analysis: First impressions of patch 7.16

<p>The patch following the ESL One Birmingham Major is massive and&nbsp;focuses on some of the most contested and successful picks of the past two DPC Majors.</p>

Redemption shot for OpTic Gaming; Replace OG at China Super Major

<p>OpTic Gaming has received one last chance to clinch the much sought after TI8 invite that is within their reach. The North American team will be replacing OG at the China Super Major scheduled to kick off June 2.</p>

Fly and s4 out of OG; join EG

<p>As one brotherhood is reunited, another is broken with the announcement of the roster shuffle just a day after the ESL One Birmingham Major.</p>

Evil Geniuses bid farewell to MiSeRy, Fear

<p>Following a particularly lackluster elimination from ESL One Birmingham, Evil Geniuses decided to relieve MiSeRy and Fear of their duties with further updates looming.</p>

More changes in compLexity roster; Chessie out, Moonmeander and Adam in

<p>The compLexity Gaming roster has undergone their second change in the last half of the Dota 2 Pro Circuit 2017-2018 season.&nbsp;Rasmus &ldquo;Chessie&rdquo; Blomdin is out of the lineup and both&nbsp;Adam &ldquo;Adam&rdquo; Shah&nbsp;and&nbsp;David &ldquo;Moonmeander&rdquo; Tan have stepped in.&nbsp;</p>