Dota 2 commentator, TeaGuvnor, takes on the challenge of solving the world’s most difficult jigsaw puzzles in a bid to urge Valve to release the highly anticipated TI12 compendium. In an interactive live stream, TeaGuvnor engages with viewers while tackling these complex puzzles, testing his focus and memory skills.
Valve has been known to take their time with updates, often leaving fans waiting for hours or even days before releasing them. Previous attempts by TeaGuvnor to speed up the process involved repeatedly saying “battle pass” on Twitch and counting rice for hours. This time, he aims to showcase his spatial awareness abilities as he awaits the launch of the TI12 compendium.
The absence of a battle pass for Dota 2 in 2023 initially disappointed many fans. However, a recent data leak revealed that the TI12 compendium might feature a visual novel, reminiscent of the beloved Compendium from the 2010s. The leak generated excitement among fans, and Valve subsequently confirmed the return of the Dota 2 Compendium with the TI12 update. This announcement not only brought back a feature from the game’s golden era but also marked the beginning of crowdfunding for The International 2023.
With the tournament just a month away, the prize pool for TI12 remains a mystery due to Valve’s experimentation with new strategies. In previous years, the battle pass would be released well in advance of TI, allowing ample time for the prize pool to reach staggering amounts. However, this year, the Compendium will need to work its magic within a shorter timeframe.
While we eagerly await the release of the TI12 compendium, join TeaGuvnor’s livestream to witness his puzzle-solving prowess and hear him chant “Compendium” countless times. It’s a unique way to pass the time and share in the anticipation of Dota 2’s biggest event of the year.
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