Valve's second annual Dota 2 tournament, The International, kicks off today and runs through the weekend! The best part is that the tournament is being broadcast to the world at absolutely no extra charge, with play-by-play commentary presented in multiple languages, and with the ability to experience it all in HD with multiple angles.
How is this possible? Well, it's through a dedicated client for Dota 2. Head on over to the Dota 2 page on Steampowered, scroll down a bit until you see the Spectator Client and then install from there at absolutely no charge to you.
Don't feel like downloading a client and getting the full experience? Then there are still the web-based broadcasts available from twitch.tv and own3D.tv, both of which can be cycled on The International's streaming page. Finally, if you're already in the Seattle area for PAX Prime 2012, you can get into The International free of charge if you present your PAX Badge, assuming there's free space inside Benaroya Hall.
You can also follow along with some of the event updates on either Twitter or Facebook.
How is this possible? Well, it's through a dedicated client for Dota 2. Head on over to the Dota 2 page on Steampowered, scroll down a bit until you see the Spectator Client and then install from there at absolutely no charge to you.
Don't feel like downloading a client and getting the full experience? Then there are still the web-based broadcasts available from twitch.tv and own3D.tv, both of which can be cycled on The International's streaming page. Finally, if you're already in the Seattle area for PAX Prime 2012, you can get into The International free of charge if you present your PAX Badge, assuming there's free space inside Benaroya Hall.
The International was launched last year in Cologne, Germany during Gamescom with 16 of the most elite Dota teams competing in a group stage, double elimination playoff format for a grand prize of $1 million.
Coming soon to the PC, Dota 2 promises to take the unique blend of online RTS and RPG action that has made Dota popular with tens of millions of gamers around the world.
Coming soon to the PC, Dota 2 promises to take the unique blend of online RTS and RPG action that has made Dota popular with tens of millions of gamers around the world.
You can also follow along with some of the event updates on either Twitter or Facebook.
