Valve speaks out about competitive Dota 2 after backlash from community

Valve has been the subject of a lot of community backlash regarding their handling of DOTA teams, players and tournaments during the COVID-19 pandemic. Now they took to Twitter to release a statement, talking about their current efforts and future plans for DOTA 2 and streaming rights for competitive series and matches.

05.09.2020 ByJef van den Bosch
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