Breakthrough Limits! Explore the New Gameplay of DOTA 2 Nine Stars Event! (Unveiling the Unique Interactive Experience of TI9!)

Breakthrough Limits! Explore the New Gameplay of DOTA 2 Nine Stars Event! (Unveiling the Unique Interactive Experience of TI9!) Breakthrough Limits! Explore the New Gameplay of DOTA 2 Nine Stars Event! (Unveiling the Unique Interactive Experience of TI9!). Let’s share the breakthrough gameplay of this event!

The global finals of “DOTA 2” will kick off in China on September 11th, and the “Breakthrough Limits” event will officially start today. During the event, players can earn points by completing specific tasks and get corresponding rewards when reaching a certain amount. Players can also obtain rare items for free in the event, such as Magic Dragon cards and coin bags!

Breakthrough Limits! Explore the new gameplay of Dota 2 Nine Stars Event (Unveiling the Unique Interactive Experience of TI9!)

[Challenge Tasks]

During the period from September 15th to 16th at 24:00, players can receive corresponding rewards by completing the following tasks:

Daily tasks: Players can receive 10 rewards per day (including 100 points, 100 experience points, and 50 coins).

Weekly tasks: Players can receive 20 rewards by completing any match per week (including 1000 points, 200 experience points, and 200 coins)!

Daily tasks: A maximum of 10 daily tasks can be completed each day, and they will be reset at 3:00 am every day!

Each period of the event will have rankings based on the points obtained by completing tasks.

[Event Rules]

The event is divided into two stages: “New Season” and “Peak Tournament”. When players become the champions of the first season, the challenge for the “New Season” will begin. On the 1st, 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 10th days, players will face 5 different matches respectively. During the matches from the 6th to 8th days, players will start with 3 wins and 4 losses, or 3 wins, 2 draws. From the 7th to 12th days, players will start with 2 wins and 2 draws. During the matches from the 13th to 14th days, players will start with 2 losses and 2 wins, or 1 loss, 1 draw. During the matches from the 17th to 18th days, players will start with 2 losses and 1 win, or 1 loss, 0 win. During the matches from the 19th to 24th days, players will start with 3 wins and 2 draws, or 1 win, 1 loss. During the matches from the 25th to 30th days, players will start with 1 loss and 3 wins, or 1 loss, 2 losses.

[Event Rewards]

After completing daily activity challenges, players can receive rewards such as coins, skill books, and treasure chests. Additionally, from September 21st to 29th, players can use a certain amount of gold bars or diamonds to exchange for various value packs in the in-game store during this September 22nd to September 28th!

Unveiling the Unique Interactive Experience of TI9!

The annual DOTA 2 International will soon begin. This year’s International will feature two intense and exciting matches!

First battle: The summit clash of the host – “Runner-up” duel

As one of the most exciting events of the year, the battle for the runner-up and third place is the most frequent match. In this grand event, players will face a team composed of numerous teams, each with their own characteristics. Before each match, they will challenge each other. From this set of strengths, we can see the powerfulness of the participating teams.

Second battle: The strongest champions from major regions around the world – “Top 8” vs. Champion

This is a match filled with passion, excitement, and a sense of honor. In addition to the regular season, this competition also introduces a new points reward mechanism – Top 8. The Top 8 mechanism divides the eight players into four groups, and there will be two team matches. In the final match, the champion team will receive 8 cities (including the Chinese region), while the runner-up team will receive 4 cities (including the Korean region). The four teams that enter the final match will receive all 4 city trophies, totaling 9 cities. The other eight participating teams will receive 5 cities (including the European region) and 3 cities. The remaining two teams will be divided into two groups, one group in Group A and the other in Group B.

These two teams will compete in a best of three, two wins system, with each team having two rounds. The team with two consecutive losses will directly receive two wins. The other team will continue to fight in a losing manner until the team that wins the championship is determined. If players want to win the game, they need to gain an advantage through “Solo Match Mode”, “Duo Match Mode”, or solo ranked matches. In this fair competitive environment, it depends on who can win more trophies.