Controversy Rages Over Dota 2 And Starcraft II Event Overlap


The world of eSports is growing day by day, and that means more events with larger prize pools then ever before. But that can also lead to collisions in scheduling for some of the biggest eSports tournaments.

This week in This is eSports I discuss the recent scheduling disaster for Blizzard’s World Championship Series regional finals and Valve’s DOTA 2 The International. I’ll also go into announcements for the QuakeCon tournament, and the results of Arena Gaming League’s event down in Knoxville, TN.

Alex Mendez is a professional eSports broadcaster who has worked for companies such as Major League Gaming, World Cyber Games, IGN Pro League, Twitch TV, Electronic Arts, Activision, Sony Online Entertainment, and more. You can follow him on Twitter or check out his YouTube.


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