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ESL One seem to have heeded the community’s word when their managing director of progaming, Ulrich Schultze started a thread on the Dota 2 subreddit to inform the audience on why they had made certain choices surrounding the tournament. One of these included the stretch goals of the compendium which, according to the fans, wasn’t considered to come with a lot of value to it.
ESL have now redone a number of their stretch goals, which has seen all of the non-item based goals removed in favor of unlocking several of the items offered by the tournament at a lower goal than initially planned.
We went over the feedback you guys gave us and decided on what we would want to do with our stretch goals. While the Tobiwan cosplay and Pudge Fat Suit wrestling would've been great goals to reach, we have decided to remove all non-item based stretch goals and focus on rewarding those who help increase the prizepool directly.
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