EVIL GENIUSES DOTA 2 TV
The living room features more Dota 2 art and sponsor logos, as well as a large TV and a black couch. Plastered on the walls are black-and-white art from Dota 2, as well as prominent logos for Comcast (one of their primary sponsors) and its Xfinity branding. The team has an array of PCs, headsets, chairs, and other accessories.
The practice room is actually the first place you see when you walk through the five-bedroom house. Being in the same time zone, for instance, helps a lot when it comes to establishing discipline and practice routines. While living in the same house isn’t necessary or always feasible for esports players, it seems to add some much-needed stability to EG’s busy lifestyle. It just kind of keeps going,” Aram told GamesBeat. “From a season standpoint, is more like golf or tennis. They didn’t have any time to visit their families. At the time of our visit, the team was in the middle of a six-week stretch of back-to-back events in which the players were either together at the house or on the road for tournaments. When that was over, they took another few weeks off before returning to Alameda to prepare for the new season. EG Dota 2 team manager Phillip Aram described it as “free agency and training camp” all rolled into one.įor Evil Geniuses, the time off lasted about a month before players came back in September to practice for a tournament in October.
After that was the off-season, a chaotic time where teams can sign and drop players (sometimes entire rosters) in the hopes of putting together a championship-worthy squad. Last year’s International, where Evil Geniuses finished in third and took home over $2 million, ended in mid-August. Image Credit: Valve Getting through a lengthy seasonĭota 2 players live by a grueling schedule.
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