Is Dota 2’s broadcast landscape shifting?
The absence of official English coverage for LAN events like Elite League and Clavision raises concerns.
Last week two LAN events were held Elite League Season 2 in Peru and Clavision Snow Ruyi in China.
Neither had an official English broadcast for the fans.
Talent is an integral part of what MAKES the games meaningful to spectators.
These are the people who are bringing the action to life.
Through the years, their collective efforts and strides have helped shape the industry and develop the community.
What is more memorable?
Talent is integral to making the games meaningful to spectators.
So what happens when their voices are missing?
What does that mean for the future of Dota 2 viewers?
So what does the Dota 2 talent scene look like?
Well, it is a triangle with three levels of stratification.
They are invited to most LAN and premier events and can often name their price.
What happens when there is a shift in the Broadcast Priorities?
Moreover, payment issues and low wages further complicate the situation.
They tried to get community caster coverage to fill the gap before MoonStudio took over in Week 2.
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