Before The International 2022, Valve organized a formal meeting with participating teams. According to on-site talent, Dota 2 developers denied previous rumours about not filming the TI11 True Sight alongside revealing their plans for the DPC in 2022-2023.
Valve representatives also denied all the rumours about selling Dota 2 to third-party companies in the near future.
True Sight is a documentary produced by Valve that chronicles the journey of The International (TI) winners.
It also chronicles the journey of the runners-up and captures all crucial moments and emotions leading up to the grand finals and eventually lifting the trophy — Aegis of the Immortal.
Last year, the documentary revolved around Team Spirit and PSG.LGD, where the former had an incredible cinderella story run after being knocked down to the lower bracket.
Eliminating the best teams one after the other, Team Spirit faced a formidable foe in PSG.LGD in the grand finals and engaged in a thrilling best-of-five series that saw them lift the most coveted Dota 2 trophy and millions of dollars in prize money.
The TI11 True Sight was truly incredible, to say the least, and it is pleasant to know that Valve will continue with its True Sight documentary and keep supporting the regional leagues.
Unfortunately, the TI11 True Sight documentary may never come out. Valve has remained cagey about the entire matter, and multiple Dota 2 players have said that they don’t believe the documentary will be released, with some even questioning whether Valve was filming sufficiently to provide footage for such a documentary.
If T11 True Sight never comes out and releases, it will be a massive disappointment to Dota 2 fans around the world. These documentary releases are among the highlights of the Dota 2 calendar, right next to The International itself, and it would be a great shame if Valve does away with them for good.
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