And one of those things are replays, allowing move teams and viewers to see what went wrong, and what went right. There are a lot of elements that go into making a great esports Dota broadcast. Then they’ll have to pray they do not encounter a bug that destroys the segment. And what about all the replay review that talent does during tournaments and the DPC? Its extra time spent during the game trying to find the exact right moment. There are also the people who edit the videos for esports organizations, whom these changes inconvenience greatly. But this effects another large part of the Dota community: the editors. Unless, perhaps they are really focused on improving. Gamers sit down to play the game, not necessarily to watch replays. Now to the average Dota fan, these problems might seem minor. I really like the new Replays nerf, watching replays was way too op in the past so I'm glad that now it's super messy and takes much more time to go through a game.- SabeRLighT- September 17, 2021 This means that you have to constantly be on the lookout for the play on a high speed in order to stop yourself from getting a replay bug. Combined with the removal of the timer on the cursor, it makes it so that you have to constantly click the drop-down menu to change speeds. Now the Dota 2 replay speeds have also been adjusted so that they are in a drop-down menu rather than all displayed on the same bar. “Whatever the status is, because basically, if you jump in a middle of one of these status, I believe the code behind doesn’t detect when it starts and when it ends” It Takes Forever to Find the Right Momentsīecause of the timer issue now, it also makes another issue worse. “It’s a big step back because there are countless of bugs related to different status (stun, silence, root…), if you click the timeline too close to where you want to see the action, you’ll get people perma stunned/silence/root or infinite sandstorm, infinite OD astral etc.,” said elwono on Reddit. “It’s a big step back because there are countless of bugs related to different status (stun, silence, root…)” Video creator elwono on Reddit Thus, it is a lot of guess work to figure out where in a replay that you want to go. This means that when you hover over the timer of the game, it doesn’t show you the amount of time passed. Furthermore, Valve removed the timestamps from the mouse. According to elwono, the timer system on the Dota 2 replay is now incredible short.

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