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We will be following closely and report on any news. Kole, David, and Dennis talk about Unpacking, House of Ashes, and Spacelords. What people saw was a test feed that was inadvertently made public” – Valve via CnetĪs The Internationals, Dota 2’s biggest tournament is currently underway, we wouldn’t be surprised at all if Valve decided to use the momentum of the tournament for an imminent surprise launch. “We are working on updating Steam Broadcasting for the Main Event of The International, Dota 2’s annual tournament. It’s not clear when will launch official, however, Valve gave Cnet an official statement regards the matter: Not unlike Twitch whose chatting and social aspects are crucial to the service’s success. Friends list and group chats were available and will obviously play a role in the new service. As Cnet was able to take screenshots of ’s interface, we are clearly seeing that Steam’s overhauled chatting system is fully integrated into it. This is where really becomes interesting, as the little bit people were able to see of the service show a much more feature-packed streaming experience, similar to Twitch. A very bare-bone streaming feature, only enabling basic broadcasting of gameplay sessions. It didn’t come like that however, with Steam Broadcast staying extremely light in features. Even back then, many were assuming this to be the start of Steam attacking, the undisputed juggernaut of game streaming. A new feature added to Steam back in 2015. Steam users were already able to stream their gaming session via Steam Broadcast. What does this all mean? It’s likely that Steam is planning to vastly expand on their already existing streaming service. More proof that is indeed directly affiliated with Valve came after JaseC, a forum member on Resetera, noticed that the certification for the new website was directly connected to, Valve’s own and separate community website focusing around their gaming user base. The original news started when Pavel Djundik, web developer and creator of the highly useful third-party Steam Database posted a Tweet, only linking to with a “Yes, it’s real” remark, as to disperse any confusion if this was a joke. Valve quickly pulled down the website after reports started breaking out on various news sites but users who were quick enough were able to get an early glimpse of what is highly likely a brand-new streaming service Valve is currently working on. The website was only reachable for a short time and in that time window, visitors of were able to watch a test feed of the Dota 2 International tournament.

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