Valve's Dota 2 documentary is a massive hit

[qornea]

Dota 2 documentary by Valve is a hit

“Free to Play” has been watched over 5.5 million times within the first week of its release

 

[crashdan]

pretty cool

 

[czc]

Free to play was definitely an interesting watch.

 

[InSanity]

I loved this movie so inspiring !!!

 

[ArchieChoke]

This whole thing was to test steam going into movie and music sales.

 

[Edelweiss]

Really misleading title.. I thought it was about the actual free-to-play model and not pro-gamers I really don't care about.

 

[czc]

Really misleading title.. I thought it was about the actual free-to-play model and not pro-gamers I really don't care about.

The title seems pretty accurate from my side.

Valve's Dota 2 documentary is a massive hit

 

[MetalSoup]

The title seems pretty accurate from my side.

I think he means the title of the documentary, which I agree with. I watched about 5 minutes then deleted it.

 

[Snare]

Really misleading title.. I thought it was about the actual free-to-play model and not pro-gamers I really don't care about.

I think he means the title of the documentary, which I agree with. I watched about 5 minutes then deleted it.

Ornery old men, not liking what the kids are up to nowadays

 

[Stunt]

The fact that an F2P title not only has the largest player base in the world but hosted a comp with the biggest payouts to date is pretty impressive. Especially for a F2P title, since those awards have always been held by the Starcraft, Counter-Strike and Arena games over the years.

Also it's a reference to the movie being free to play (watch).

 

[Crableg]

I enjoyed the documentary, I just felt it focused a bit too heavily on the personal lives of the gamers instead of the actual competitive gaming scene

 

[Magnarmalok]

I enjoyed the documentary, I just felt it focused a bit too heavily on the personal lives of the gamers instead of the actual competitive gaming scene

I think it was great to focus on that though. It not only shows us the dedication they have to their games, but it also shows eager fellows the world over that you don't need the latest and greatest rig to be competitive.