“Valve Refuses to Introduce Dota 2 Team Bundle, Adds Six New Items at End of Season”
Valve Ignores the Demands of Dota 2 Team Bundle
Introduction
Team Bundles are a popular way for Dota 2 players to show their support for their favorite esports team by purchasing various packages that include badges, emoticons, loading screens, sprays, voice lines and more. However, Valve has been slow to respond to the demands of the community, leading to frustration and confusion.
Valve’s Response
Valve’s response to the demands of the Dota 2 community has been slow and inadequate. In 2021, they released 17 bundles much later in the Dota Pro Circuit than they were supposed to. They also did not release any team bundles for tier 2, leading to a huge backlash from the community.
The Latest Batch
Valve recently released six new team bundles with one day left in the season. The bundles are for 5RATFORCESTAFF, Alpha, cybercats, Dawn Gaming, HF and Water Rune, and include three tiers, the highest of which includes chat wheels.
The bundles are being sold for less than 75 percent of their original price, making them a great deal for players. However, the timing of the release means that it will not have much of an impact on the sales volume, as the focus is now on the upcoming Lima Major.
The Community’s Reaction
The community has been largely silent in response to the latest batch of bundles. This speaks volumes, as it shows that the initial hype surrounding the start of the season has waned. This makes it clear that the interest in the two tier teams included in the last batch is not as strong as it once was.
Conclusion
Valve’s slow response to the demands of the Dota 2 community has been met with frustration and confusion. The latest batch of team bundles has been released with one day left in the season, but the timing of the release means that it will not have much of an impact on the sales volume. The community’s silence speaks volumes, as it shows that the interest in the two tier teams included in the last batch is not as strong as it once was.
