Russian lawyer tries to ban Dota 2 away from Russia

[bitochen]

ye,russian community toxic!

[Jonnusthegreat]

I mean he's not wrong. Satan himself commissioned valve to create DotA 2.

[Projectmars]

"Women with parts exposed" argument in Russia? Go home Russian, you are drunk. Never understood the hate for Russians. Central/Western Europeans are way more toxic.

Probably means Stomachs and Thighs. Or the most sinful parts of all: Ankles and Shoulders.

[Lollis]

And there was much rejoicing.

[Sharoon697]

Are they still allow to participant in eSports tournaments?

[Conditions]

Are they still allow to participant in eSports tournaments?

Well apparently a lot of their competitors get visa issues.

[Airlick]

rather ironic from a country that has a stereotype of drinking neat vodka.

edit: yup i google Russian stereotypes the FIRST one is Russians Love Their Vodka.

Nothing wrong with drinking some vodka every now and then every day.

[Daedius]

Just under 18s... what's to stop faking age, and the many 18+s already playing? Seems rather pointless.

[petersh]

I don't think this is possible, the official will not ban this game from Russia

[Deleted]

Lol, never thought I'd see Russia trying to out-nannystate actual nanny states.

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Just under 18s... what's to stop faking age, and the many 18+s already playing? Seems rather pointless.

Requiring an ID card or a credit card, would help very much.

[CatsNeverDie]

If this gets the under 18s away from Dota 2 then I guess it would result in less toxicity, but it would also result in no Dota 2 talent coming from the country. So its a give and take.

[gulinazha]

The absolute worst that is going to come of this is Valve supplies Russians with a client similar to the Chineese one, with a couple of graphical changes and the occasional ability renaming.

[Barnabas]

I think the lawyer needs the psychiatrist.