Dota 2 Articles

The International 2014 highlight movie

<p>GosuGamers&#39; YouTube crew has come up with a short movie depicting scenes throughout The International Dota 2 Championships 2014. This fourteen minute video is surely a treat for our eyes, so do not miss out on any of it!</p>

Burning to not retire?

<p>In what may seem to be an exciting news for Burning fans, the legendary carry has hinted that he may just not retire and dedicate one more year to Dota 2. If its true, how will the new DK pan out in terms of its roster?</p>

YYF brings down the curtains on his stellar career

<p>Invictus Gaming&#39;s offlaner and a Chinese veteran, Jiang &#39;YYF&#39; Cen, has decided to bring down the curtains on his illustrious Dota 2 career. YYF announced his retirement on Weibo where he thanks his supporters, teammates, and also sheds some light on his future endeavours.</p>

Valve to plan release of new heroes

<p>In a talk with Valve&#39;s Erik Johnson, IGN recently confirmed that Valve plans on supporting Dota 2 with new heroes after all the DotA Allstar heroes have been ported over.</p>

TI4 Newbee prize money to be taxed thirty percent

<p>The TI4 prize pool, a staggering 10.9 million dollars, will go down in history as one of the largest eSports prize pools of its time. However, what many people forget is that the US government charges taxes on events on US soil. Despite a million dollars per person, 30% of that will be taken as tax money.&nbsp;</p>

MSS to take a break from competitive Dota 2?

<p>Mousesports player, Arif &#39;MSS&#39; Anwar, has tweeted that he will most probably take a break from competitive scene as he plans to shift his focus on school and studies.</p>

ImbaTV announces I-League, to include western teams

<p>The first tournament post The International Dota 2 Championships 2014 has been announced. ImbaTV will be hosts to I-League; a tournament boasting a base prize pool of 100,000 RMB (~$16,000). Alongside the Chinese, 4 western teams will also be a part of the global tournament slated to be held in Shanghai.</p>

Lanm officially retires

<p>Few days ago, in an interview with GameFy.cn&#39;s Leilani Crimson, Team DK&#39;s star support player, Zhang &#39;LaNm&#39; Zhicheng announced that he will be retiring after The International 2014 as a Dota 2 player. Today, he officially confirms his retirement.</p>

Suits and TI with Bruno + highlights

<p>In the aftermath of TI4, Bruno talks a bit about his reflections about the event, the finals as well as his spectacular wardrobe. Also included is a video summary of day 3 as well as some individual highlight scenes.</p>

DK.iceiceice "This was the worst final for the people here"

<p>Iceiceice shared some words right after the grand final, where he mentions that it was perhaps not the spectacular one so far. Other than that he also jokes around back and forth and mentions the state of Team DK.</p>

Newbee defeat VG to claim the TI4 title and over $5,000,000

<p>After going one game down to ViCi, NewBee pull out three wins in a row with the last game ending in just 15 minutes. With this victory they are the champions of The International 2014, taking the title, the Aegis and over $1 million each, which is the biggest prize in competitive gaming to date.</p>

MVP.March: 'We were rooting for Team Liquid since they beat us'

<p>GosuGamers caught up with MVP.Phoenix&#39;s captain, Taewon &#39;March&#39; Park, in a candid interview where he talks about his journey at The International 2014, how he thought the team would fare, and about the team&#39;s future. Read on as March touches on topics related to DK, Alliance and TI4 overall.</p>