Fortunately, it is a particular experience only Timado will get to go through once he returns home to Peru. A new look SA hosting one of its best players in the first Major that will take place in home soil is the stuff one dreams about.
This only makes the return of Timado all the more delightful. Unlike before where teams and players had to scrounge for cents and crumbs to continue their careers, SA now has a vast list of prominent orgs competing in the regional DPC league including Evil Geniuses, who departed from North America after being based there for 11 years, and Alliance, who opened its LATAM branch by signing the Hokori lineup shortly following TI11. It is a return more than two years in the making for one of SA’s greatest players, for after becoming a part of the first SA TI representative at 16 years old, he became the first Peruvian to play in a Major grand final while in North America for Team SoloMid.Īs soon as Timado secured his ticket to play in the Major, a wave of anticipation from his home country flooded the web about its fans welcoming one of their prodigal sons back home amidst the dawn of a new era in their history. Enzo "Timado" Gianoli is the lone Peruvian-born player who will compete in the Major as a member of a team from outside of the region. For the players specifically, competing in this Major means they will get the chance to experience what life is like in the continent and truly understand why there has been incalculable excitement for this event.īut among those making the trip to Peru for the Major, save for the two SA teams that will represent the region as the hometown teams, only one individual will view this event as a type of homecoming. South America hosting the Lima Major is a celebration of numerous kinds for its people, who have been waiting for this moment in particular ever since the game set foot there. Barring any outside circumstance, this event will mark the first time SA hosts an international DPC event in the game’s competitive history. More than half a decade since South America was recognized as an official region by Valve for the competitive Dota 2 scene, it will serve as host for the Lima Major, set in the capital of Peru.
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