Quote from: FontSeli on March 17, 2020, 04:09:24 PM

Quote from: ryzaadit on March 17, 2020, 01:27:39 AM

No thanks, DOTA 2 not just about the game also enthusiasm the community was really high. Instance held a tournament without an audience better to cancel it at all.

Quote from: sunsilk on March 17, 2020, 05:25:06 AM

Yes, Valve will not allow this to happen again. They have allowed this to one CS:GO event, yes, only staffs, players and teams were inside the event and there were no fans because of the circumstances that they've faced.

With the said new mechanics about the regionals, it's okay to conduct online matches and no problem with those casters and broadcasts because there are a lot of companies that do cover it. But the championship? if you mean about major or the biggest event for Dota 2 which is TI, I think it they will just move the date.

I hope that by the time of the TI the virus epidemic will be over and VALVE will not have to choose between moving the championship and holding it without spectators.
Although I stopped playing games a long time ago, I continue to watch major gaming Championships such as TI.

TI10 would fall on Dates:Aug 18 - 23, 2020 on which we do have still 5 months before the event.This might be a little bit off topic but this recent news do give out some light for the current
Covid19 issue - https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/20200318_36/ . If this one would be the answer of this current pandemic issue then theres no worry about future postponement of these events.
Ive been a player of Dota for 8 years and ive been a solid fan when it comes to international.

We are still far away though but if isnt still get resolved on that time then they would surely move or re-schedule it.Seeing an international or main event without an audience is really a god damn boring
thing to watch.