DotA 2 Will Most Likely Be Free To Play Game
Valve's Doug Lombardi confirmed that studio is currently developing their first free to play game.
Valve recently enabled free-to-play microtransaction titles via Steam allowing many worldwide game developers submit their products on the worlds most popular digital gaming distribution service.
Now, it seems that Valve is currently developing a microtransaction-based title.
According to various websites and discussion boards it seems that Valve's Doug Lombardi has also confirmed that Valve is currently developing its own project using the earlier mentioned business model.
Although we still don't know if Valve is developing an unknown IP, currently the most realistic product that could use this business model is DotA 2. Also to add, reason why we strongly believe so is the reason that both competitors of the upcoming Valve's Moba game, League of Legends and Heroes of Newerth, are using/going to use free-to-play model.
http://www.gamersbook.com/scene/news...-to-play-game/
Also wenn DOTA 2 kostenlos wird und auch wirklich was taugt dann sag ich einfach mal:
gg HoN
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