Dota 2 Games: All Of Major Roster And Also Talent Changes

 

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The One Esports Singapore Major will take between March 27 and April 4, and there's been major roster modifications. Three teams had to make roster changes because of unavoidable situations. The Singapore Major is just nine days away. Visit buyboosting.com to learn more about Dota 2 Roster Changes.

UPDATE: MILAN STANDS IN ON the QUINCY CREEW

KBBQ confirmed later that Milan "MiLAN” Kozomara would be joining the team to play for Singapore Major in the event that he passes the COVID test positive and all the other papers within the specified timeframe.

MiLAN has a lot of tournament experience, having participated in many tournaments over the many years. He recently played for the former mudgolems stack that was hired by Tundra Esports in January. MiLAN was also included on the Chaos Esports Club Dota roster that was announced before the company was acquired by Quincy Crew in November 2019.

TEAM NIGMA

Another team that had to bar one of its players from taking part in the Singapore Major is Team Nigma. Twitter announcement by Team Nigma that their offlaner Ivan “MinD_ControL” Ivanov had been tested positive for coronavirus. Therefore, he will not be able to take part in the tournament.

IOANNIS "FOGGED" Loucas:

With the Singapore Major being a few days away from its start, it's not only the players that are missing out on the tournament. The talent team is also missing out. While the talent team was expected to travel for this week's the tournament, Ioannis Loucas has decided not to participate in the Singapore Major. His girlfriend tested positive for coronavirus, and he was extremely sick since the weekend. However, his test results remain unconfirmed. Fogged also missed out on online coverage in January. He was supposed to arrive at the DreamLeague studios for the Europe and CIS Dota Pro Circuit leagues. He was , however, denied entry at the Swedish border.

T1

South Korea's T1 has revealed via Twitter that Carlo "KukuKuku Palad is not going to travel with the team to the event. Kuku also has problems with his health. Instead, the organization will bring its first Dota 2 player, Lee "Forev" Sang-don, as an extra. In a string of deleted posts by Kuku who confirmed that the presence of COVID-19 in his blood.

Forev was with several members of the current T1 team and was a part of the team from 2019 through 2020. Forev has plenty of knowledge of Dota 2 roster changes which means it's not the worst hit for T1. But changes to the roster in the last second is always a factor.

The team was recently changed Souliya "JaCkky" Khoomphetsavong by Nuengnara "23savage" Teeramahanon. Due to Kuku's departure, T1 will be attending the Singapore Major now with two players who are not on the roster they qualified with.

If they haven't yet left teams that are participating in the Singapore Major will likely depart in the next few days. Teams from outside the country that travel to the country are not required to be quarantined for 14 days. They will be required to be able to pass the COVID-19 examination and remain in isolation for 48 hours upon arrival. Furthermore, they'll be required follow a strict itinerary throughout their stay.

This will be the first Dota 2 offline tournament since March 2020. Los Angeles Major was the final offline Dota 2 event. It was postponed midway due to the pandemic.

Dota 2 is an immensely popular video game with over 600,000 gamers on Steam. The game's prize pools are extremely competitive as well as its addictive gameplay and stunning graphics make it a popular game for almost ten years.