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OKBET DOTA 2 , Team Spirit stunned the globe with a run that culminated in the Aegis of Champions being lifted at The International 10, and that momentum carried over into the next season when the team dominated the EEU region and won a Major leading into TI11.
The Spirit that showed up at OKBET DOTA 2 TI11, on the other hand, did not appear like the team people expected to see, as they not only struggled badly in the group stage, but were also dealt an explosive loss in the first round of the playoffs and knocked out.
Though Mira believed that Spirit would continue intact, team manager Dmitry "Korb3n" Belov intimated on Aleksandr "Nix" Levin's broadcast that roster changes were on the way.
"We haven't discussed anything yet, and it's too early," Korb3n said. "You need to absorb everything first, so I can't promise it 100%, but I expect some changes."
Spirit's management emphasized Spirit's "abnormal shape" during OKBET DOTA 2 TI11. Spirit's gameplay has seemed to be trying not to lose rather than to win from the opening day of the group rounds. That mindset stems in part from how strange this TI has been from the start, with Korb3n stating that the team felt they might win the entire thing, but also imagined a scenario where they "exited in 20th place."
Spirit was regarded as the tournament's surprising dark horse at TI10. Everyone was focused on opposing the event's apparent favorites, such as PSG. LGD, this enabled Spirit to fly under the radar for a while and catch some opponents off guard. OKBET DOTA 2 TI11, on the other hand, has been replete with surprises and unexpected outcomes that have ousted the giants from the tournament in previous rounds.
Despite winning the TI with the largest prize pool in OKBET DOTA 2 ever, Spirit was unable to acquire and retain that champion's attitude, with Mira admitting that he still suffers from impostor syndrome on occasion.
Perhaps Spirit always believed that their TI10 journey was greatly impacted by chance, or they just weren't prepared to be the primary target of many other teams as the defending champions. Following a dismal finale to a successful season, the TI-winning lineup may be disbanded.
If the Spirit make a roster change, it will be the first since signing Mira in March 2021, which solidified the team's lineup for the rest of the season. The remainder of the lineup has been together since at least October 2020, when they competed as Yellow Submarine at ESL One Germany before signing with Spirit.
What is the prize pool for Dota 2's The International 2022?
Before we go into details, it's worth noting how the new dates affect the TI11 prize pool.
Part I of the 2022 battle pass will be available from September 1 through November 2. During that time, 25% of every battle pass or Level Bundle sales will be credited to the TI11 prize pool, with no restriction on how much may be contributed.
That 25% pay-in has been the norm by which Valve and the community have operated, allowing TI to beat its own prize pool record in each straight season since TI1 in 2011. This year, though, there is a catch.
Valve will stop contributing to the TI11 prize pool after Part I of the battle pass expires on November 2. Part II will be released on November 3 and will include even more stuff for OKBET DOTA 2 players to enjoy—however, none of the payments made here will be refunded to the competitive community.
This has resulted in its own set of conversations and talking points in the community, with many fans believing that Valve is withholding content from Part I in order to increase the value of the second half of the battle pass so that the company can earn more without a portion being "siphoned" by TI.
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