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Copymizer
Denmark2107 Posts
On September 04 2013 14:30 Intact wrote: It's not NetEase that runs Dota 2 in China, it's nexxon I think. So it would be weird for them sponsor a competitiors moba while also trying to launch their own moba Nexon runs Dota2 in Korea, PerfectWorld runs Dota2 in China  | ||
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canikizu
4860 Posts
On September 04 2013 13:53 FlyingSteaks wrote: Is Dota 2 that small in China that they're doing a Dota 1 tournament? Because Dota2 will be a direct competition with Heroes of Kingdom, which is a MOBA game that Netease is developing (basically the same as LoL, except with Chinese historical figures). Of course Netease is not stupid enough to put a prize pool for their competitors. It's also why LoL is not in the list, despite being the biggest game in China right now. | ||
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Musicus
Germany23576 Posts
. I hope this whole thing will be great for china. | ||
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jinorazi
Korea (South)4948 Posts
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YyapSsap
New Zealand1511 Posts
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Kergy
Peru2011 Posts
On September 04 2013 18:02 YyapSsap wrote: I must be in the minority but I actually find dota1 using the war3 engine much better than the current one. I'm curious about this... is there a Dota 1 'elitist' bunch? just like what happened with BW when SC2 came out. | ||
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KanoCoke
Japan863 Posts
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Copymizer
Denmark2107 Posts
On September 04 2013 18:13 Kergy wrote: I'm curious about this... is there a Dota 1 'elitist' bunch? just like what happened with BW when SC2 came out. Not really, because it's exactly the same game. It just has updated graphics, makeover and what not. | ||
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NEEDZMOAR
Sweden1277 Posts
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Otolia
France5805 Posts
On September 04 2013 18:54 NEEDZMOAR wrote: this is so awesome... seems almost to good to be true, how long is this going to last? how does netease expect a source of income from this? Its a LOT of money to spend without expecting it to pay off. China is a huge market. If they can draw more players to SC2 (and other games), they will make something out of it. | ||
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SEEDPrebs
Norway30 Posts
On September 04 2013 12:41 larse wrote: 3, Self-registered tournament system. Everyone can start a tournament. You only need to have detailed plan, players, and organizers. And then NetEase will give you money to do it. Of course, your plan needs to be approved. The annual amount for this is $1,600,000 dollars. For example, if you have a Ro32 amateur league, NetEase will give you $245 dollars. This is only for Chinese tournaments I presume? | ||
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Grettin
42381 Posts
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PVJ
Hungary5221 Posts
On September 04 2013 12:54 Noocta wrote: The more time goes by, the more sc2 is actually becoming the successor of warcraft 3 instead of broodwar's. How do you mean it? | ||
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Darkdwarf
Sweden960 Posts
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Copymizer
Denmark2107 Posts
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amiGo_O
Czech Republic959 Posts
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KalWarkov
Germany4126 Posts
who better than grubby to represent | ||
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Denzil
United Kingdom4193 Posts
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Zoler
Sweden6339 Posts
On September 04 2013 18:13 Kergy wrote: I'm curious about this... is there a Dota 1 'elitist' bunch? just like what happened with BW when SC2 came out. That couldn't possibly happen, since Dota2 is good compared to sc2. | ||
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c0ldfusion
United States8293 Posts
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