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На каждый игровой матч игра выбирает и распределяет случайным образом (с учетом рейтинга MMR и порядочности) десять человек в две команды по пять игроков. Одна команда играет на стороне «сил Света», другая — «сил Тьмы». Река разделяет квадратную игровую карту на две части таким образом что на противоположных концах карты размещены крепости сил Света и Тьмы — главные сооружения каждой из команд. Цель игры — уничтожить вражескую крепость и не дать врагу уничтожить свою крепость (трон). Неопределенность в игру добавляет туман войны — вы не видите на мини-карте действия героев и существ противника вне обзора союзных героев, существ и вардов.

Дважды в минуту из казарм каждой из сторон появляются крипы, которые идут «на автопилоте» в направлении вражеской базы по трем «соединяющим крепости» линиям, охраняемым башнями, чтобы сразиться с крипами и героями противоположной команды. Если существ нет, крипы автоматически атакуют попадающиеся на пути строения. Чтобы добраться до вражеских казарм одной линии необходимо последовательно уничтожить три башни этой линии. Чтобы добраться до вражеского трона, необходимо уничтожить хотя бы одну пару казарм и две башни, охраняющие трон.

Перед началом матча, игроки вправе забанить десять героев и затем в порядке очереди выбрать себе одного из 119 героев. Герои выбираются поочередно и скрытно по системе 2-2-1 — герои «открываются» для соперников после того как обе команды выбрали по два героя, затем еще по два, затем по одному. Герой будет забанен, если игроки обоих команд выбрали одного и того же героя одновременно.

Игрок управляет героем с уникальными способностями до конца матча, получают золото и опыт за убийство крипов и героев, участие в сражениях. Золото необходимо для покупки предметов, расходных материалов, байбека. Опыт — для повышения уровня героев и изучения новых способностей и талантов, усиливающих способности или самого героя.

Каждый из героев имеет разный баланс атрибутов (силы, ловкости, интеллекта) и уникальные скилы, предназначенные для выполнения роли в игре: керри, мидлейнер, оффлейнер, поддержка, полная поддержка. В идеале, каждый из пяти игроков берет на себя одну роль и обязанности, — что обуславливает выбор героя с соответствующими навыками. В хорошей ситуации, понимание игры и умение играть в Доту компенсирует неправильный или однобокий выбор героев. Слаженная командная игра в Доте 2 компенсирует сильный и жадный пик, нацеленный на продолжительный фарм.

Timeline[edit]

• August 22nd — Forev is revealed as the first member of the new Dota 2 division.
• October 15th — JoeMar has been named as the new CEO of T1.

• January 31st — Black^, Jhocam, xuan, and inYourdreaM are registered.
• March 3rd — The roster is officially announced.
• March 16th — Black^ and xuan are removed from the team.
• May 13th — Meracle and Poloson join the team.
• July 29th — The team part ways with Forev.
• August 19th — Sam_H joins the team.
• September 16th — The team part ways with Meracle and coach xFreedom.
• October 16th — Head coach cCarter leaves the team.
• October 26th — March joins the team as head coach.
• October 29th — Karl joins the team.
• November 24th — The team part ways with inYourdreaM, Jhocam and coach MP.
• November 27th — JaCkky and Xepher joins the team.
• December 31st — The team part ways with Sam_H and Poloson.

• January 18th — Kuku and Whitemon joins the team.
• March 3rd — The team parts ways with JaCkky.
• March 4th — 23savage joins the team.
• June 29th — Kreff joins the team as manager.
• July 16th — COO John Kim pass away.

Trivia[edit]

• Called «春秋霸主» (Spring and Autumn Overlord) by Chinese fans, for their victories of spring and fall Majors. “Spring and Autumn Period ” means the period of 770 BC to 476 BC in Chinese history.
• Called «冬蟲夏草» (Winter and Summer Elimination), for their failures during winter Majors and the summer TI. “Winterworm” and «summerherb» both mean medicinal herbs in Chinese, but their literal meanings sound very weak.
• They have won the inaugural Dota 2 Frankfurt Major and Manila Major, becoming the first team to repeat as champions of a Valve-sponsored Dota 2 tournament. OG’s winning streak extends to also winning the Boston Major and Kiev Major as well, giving them their third and fourth Dota 2 Major championships in a row.
• They are the only organization to have won The International from an open qualifier.[]
• They are the only organization to have won The International twice, and the first organization to win The International two years in a row.
• OG lead Liquipedia’s .[]
• They hold the record for most Valve-sponsored tournaments won (totaling 7).[]

Player Roster[edit]

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Notable Active Teams[edit]

North America

4 Zoomers

5ManMidas

Arkosh Gaming

Black N Yellow

D2 Hustlers

Electronic Boys

Evil Geniuses

felt

Quincy Crew

S A D B O Y S

simply TOOBASED

Team DogChamp

TEAM TEAM

Team Undying

The Cut

South America

beastcoast

EgoBoys

Gorillaz-Pride

Hokori

INF.UESPORTS

Infinity

Inverse

NoPing e-sports

Omega Gaming

Pacific eSports

SG esports

Thunder Predator

Europe

Alliance

Brame

Chicken Fighters

Creepwave

Hellbear Smashers

Hippomaniacs

Nigma Galaxy

No Bounty Hunter

OG

Spider Pigzs

Team Liquid

Team Secret

Tundra Esports

Wisła Kraków

CIS

B8

Cascade

AS Monaco Gambit

HellRaisers

Khan

Natus Vincere

Nemiga Gaming

PuckChamp

SMARACIS Esports

Team Spirit

Team Unique

Virtus.pro

VP.Prodigy

Winstrike Team

China

China

Aster.Aries

CDEC Gaming

Elephant

iG Vitality

Invictus Gaming

LBZS

Phoenix Gaming

PSG.LGD

Royal Never Give Up

Sparking Arrow Gaming

Team Aster

Team MagMa

Vici Gaming

Southeast Asia

Southeast Asia

496 Gaming

Army Geniuses

BOOM Esports

Cignal Ultra

Execration

Fnatic

Lilgun

Motivate.Trust Gaming

OB Esports x Neon

Nigma Galaxy SEA

Omega Esports

T1

Team SMG

Team Veteran

The Prime

Yangon Galacticos

Participants[edit]

1 Daxak reveals that Prosti Esli disbanded.

2 Petushara stand-in for  Shachlo due to health problem.

About Tiers[edit]

Tier 1, Tier 2, Tier 3 and Tier 4 are the tiers for the most important tournaments on this wiki. They are categorized as follows:

While the prize pool is an important factor for categorizing tournaments, it does not equal a specific tier.

Format[edit]

• Participants
  • Eighteen teams
    • Four teams each from Europe and China
    • Three teams each from Southeast Asia and CIS
    • Two teams each from North and South America
• Wild Card – March 27th — March 28th, 2021
  • Six teams on a single round-robin
  • All matches are Bo2
  • Top three teams advance to the group stage
  • Remaining teams are eliminated
  • Click here for tiebreaker rules

• If there is a tie along the Group Stage and elimination divider, an additional set of Bo1 matches will be played
• For other ties (in order of importance):
  1. Head-to-head result between the tied teams
  2. Results against lower seeded team (from directly below till last place)
  3. If a tie can be broken along the way, the process is restarted (back to head-to-head result)
  4. Coin toss

• Group Stage – March 29th — March 30th, 2021
  • Eight teams on a single round-robin
  • All matches are Bo2
  • Top three teams advance to the upper bracket of the playoffs
  • 4th to 7th place teams advance to the lower bracket of the playoffs
  • 8th place team is eliminated
  • Click here for tiebreaker rules

• If there is a tie along the Upper and Lower Bracket or Lower Bracket and elimination divider, an additional set of Bo1 matches will be played
• For other ties (in order of importance):
  1. Head-to-head result between the tied teams
  2. Results against lower seeded team (from directly below till last place)
  3. If a tie can be broken along the way, the process is restarted (back to head-to-head result)
  4. Coin toss

• Playoffs – March 31st — April 4th, 2021
  • Double-elimination bracket
  • All matches except Grand Final are Bo3
  • Grand Final is Bo5

Organization[edit]

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Dota 2[edit]

While initially playing Dota in Australia, ana made the decision to move from Melbourne to Shanghai in December 2015 to continue his pursuit in becoming a professional Dota player, where he joined the CDEC in-house league allowing him to compete against highly rated Chinese players. The invitation to play in China saw him drop out of his high school, where his mother was half-supportive at first, however with Anathan’s brother convincing her, the family later showed full support and still do to this day.

Ana began his professional Dota 2 career by joining Invictus Gaming in March 2016 as a substitute for Ferrari_430. His most notable accomplishment with the team was defeating Newbee in the grand finals of NEA 2016. Following The International 2016, ana left Invictus Gaming to join a newly rebuilt OG. It was later revealed that his departure from Invictus Gaming was due to a rift with their organisation’s management with their contract and other factors involving their results. In November, he won his first ever tournament with OG at Elimination Mode Season 2 and later won his first ever Valve and premier event by beating Ad Finem 3-1 in the grand finals of The Boston Major.

The team’s performance continued to stay consistent with additional top 4 performances at Dota Pit League Season 5, StarLadder i-League StarSeries Season 3, and Dota 2 Asia Championships 2017. Ana would then take his second major at Kiev, and the team was invited for The International 2017. OG’s had a rough series of tournaments leading up to the International with early eliminations at The Manila Masters and EPICENTER 2017, however, they did finish fourth at Mars Dota 2 League 2017. During the International, the team failed to make it to the upper bracket, and finished 7 — 8th, falling at the hands of LGD. After the International, ana announced that he would be taking a break from the competitive scene. Following his break, he later joined Echo International in early 2018, and returned to OG in early June, after the departure of Fly and S4.

The newly re-formed OG roster of ana, N0tail, Topson, 7ckngMad, and Jerax qualified to The International 2018 through the European open qualifiers. Although they were power-ranked at the bottom among the 18 teams participating, OG pushed through the Upper Bracket and won the Grand Finals against LGD Gaming in a 3-2 series. Notably, Ana’s dominating performance on Ember Spirit in game 5 immortalized his signature mastery on the hero. Following their achievement, Ana announced he would be taking an extended break from DotA and was moved to OG’s inactive roster , and was a substitute at AMD Pro Series 2018 in December 2018, playing in his home country.

He returned to the active team in March 2019, after a few months off as OG was struggling yet again to achieve any significant results. With ana back on the roster, OG were finally able to secure a qualifier for a major: the MDL Disneyland Paris Major. A 5-6th-place finish, after being eliminated by Team Liquid, awarded them enough DPC points to make it into the top 12 of the DPC. They were as good as qualified for The International 2019, though not yet mathematically. By qualifying and finishing top 8 at the final major of the season, the EPICENTER Major, their ticket to TI9 was secured.

After easily topping their group at TI9, without dropping a single series, OG easily made it to the upper bracket of the main event. This would be almost a repeat compared to the previous year: OG beat Newbee (who were almost the same roster as the previous year’s VGJ.Storm) 2-0, Evil Geniuses 2-1, and in the UB finals they again beat PSG.LGD 2-1. The only difference this year was that nobody underestimated OG and they entered the Grand Finals as heavy favorites, with some experts going so far as to predicting the second 3-0 sweep in TI history. Especially ana’s carry Io, Alchemist, and Faceless Void drew a lot of respect from their opponents. In the end, OG beat Team Liquid 3-1, making ana and his teammates the first ever repeat TI winners.

Biography[edit]

Having been in the competitive Dota scene almost since it started, NS is one of the most famous support players of all time. Playing with Virtus.pro when they dominated the scene during 2007, with a lineup consisting of NS, Vigoss, ARS-ART, JoliE and LighTofHeaveN. The team won three consecutive MYM PriDe tournaments and reached the finals of several ASUS Open Cups.

Due to internal problems as well as lack of sponsorship, NS left VP in 2008 to join «Rush3d». In this team he would be joined by former VP teammates ARS-ART, Vigoss and LighTofHeaveN as well as PGG, DeMoN and QWERTY. Together they won three consecutive ASUS Open tournaments. During Spring 2009 the team switched sponsor to the Chinese organization «Platium Sports» and went to China to practice.

NS had a notable stay on DTS, together with ARS-ART, LighT, Dread and God. They finished second at ESWC 2010 and won MYM PriDe #12 as well as some other notable tournaments. DTS dropped their Dota team in March 2011, leaving the squad teamless under the name «Garaj». Not long after, they found a new sponsor in Moscow Five and named «M5.Garaj» the squad won the OSPL Spring finals.

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History[edit]

The organization has been represented by more than 50 players. Since 2003 they have won more than 100 gold, 170 silver and 220 bronze medals in more than 10 esports disciplines.[]

A women’s team was established on September 5, 2012.

Virtus.pro Polar was formed on September 18, 2014 by NVMI players. It was later rebranded to ASUS.Polar as an attempt to create a separate brand under a single ownership, but it didn’t turn out to be a success, and the team was merged with the main Virtus.pro roster and ceased to exist as a brand.

On May 30th 2016, after accusations that the team had used None as a standin for ALOHADANCE in The Summit 5 Qualifiers Finals vs Ad Finem, using ALOHADANCE’s account to hide the action, Virtus.pro admitted that they had broken the rules, and were removed from the tournament.

The entire Dota 2 squad was dropped by the organization on 30 June 2016, after increasingly poor results culminated in a disappointing 6th-place finish in the Qualifiers for The International 2016, thus failing to qualify for yet another event. Following the International, Virtus pro later revamped their Dota 2 squad and won The Summit 6.

Sustained success followed, and from 2017 to 2018 the team won a total of five majors, though success at The International remained elusive. In late 2020, a new roster consisting of the VP.Prodigy squad was signed, leading to impressive results in the Dota Pro Circuit regional leagues in 2021. Virtus Pro were the only team in any region to finish 7-0 in both of their first two seasons.

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