The Formation of New Dota 2 Teams for the Upcoming DPC Season
The time has come for the formation of new Dota 2 teams as players from around the world, without dedicated sponsors, start communicating and teaming up to compete in the upcoming Dota Pro Circuit season.
A Kyrgyzstani Roster Led by CIS Veterans
Among the recently announced teams is a roster consisting of players from Kyrgyzstan, led by CIS veterans like Blizzy and Zayac. Joining them are Kiyalbek “dream” Tayirov, Ruslan “Askold” Temiraliev, and Mirlan “Le don” Kozhombaev.
A Committed Team with Past Experience
This is not just a random team forming. Blizzy mentioned that this group has been playing together since August, competing in open qualifiers as HellRaisers x ESCKG for ESL One Fall 2021. In preparation for The International 10, the team even held a two-week bootcamp to improve their skills as they were not participating in the event.
All five players decided to join forces and create a roster composed of the best players from Kyrgyzstan. According to Blizzy, they are fully prepared and determined to secure a spot in the 2022 DPC.
“We’ve put in a lot of work and we have complete confidence and trust in each other,” said Blizzy. “Next week, we will begin training and aim to qualify for the next DPC season through open qualifiers.”
Challenges and Goals for the Kyrgyzstani Team
This team is made up of players who competed at varying levels and for different durations during the 2021 DPC. Since they did not play together in the previous DPC season, they will need to earn their place in the lower division of the 2022 DPC in their region through open qualifiers. From there, they can strive to progress to the upper division, accumulate DPC points, and secure a spot at TI11.
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