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  • Paris Saint-Germain partners with Quest Esports to return to Dota 2 ahead of TI 2023

    Paris Saint-Germain has partnered with Quest Esports to re-enter Dota 2 competition. The partnership was announced just before The International 2023, the game's biggest annual tournament. PSG's move restores the club's presence in the Dota 2 scene and positions its brand for exposure during TI season.

  • Dota 2 fans frustrated as TI12 nears with few event updates

    The International 12 is only days from starting, and the Dota 2 community is frustrated by a lack of recent updates about the event. Organizers have not provided new information as the tournament approaches. This matters because fans and participants expect timely details in the run-up to a major esports event.

  • Dexerto publishes 2023 calendar of remaining major esports tournaments

    Dexerto compiled a comprehensive list of every major esports tournament still scheduled for 2023 as the second half of the year begins. The calendar lists tournament names, start/end dates and the specific games featured to help fans, players and organizers track events. The roundup appears on Dexerto's Dota 2 section.

  • Valve issues pre-TI patch for Dota 2 days before The International 2023

    Valve released a Dota 2 patch in the days immediately before The International 2023, which is set to start in a few days. The Dota 2 player community is split over the patch’s timing and content. The timing matters because last-minute balance changes can shift hero viability and team strategies at the tournament.

  • Peter ‘ppd’ Dager unveils pro-backed proposal to save Dota 2 esports

    Peter ‘ppd’ Dager recently revealed a proposal, backed by professional Dota 2 players, designed to preserve the game's competitive esports scene. The move matters because ppd is a former The International champion and his plan has visible support from current pros. The initiative targets the Dota 2 competitive community and has become a focal point for discussions about the scene's future.