Natrezim napísal:Vyzerá to veľmi dobre. Už som sa aj signol do Bety tak dúfam, že to nedopadne tak ako s hearthstone kľúčmi
MOBA štýl je už trošku vybrakovaný čo sa titulov týka ale som fakt veľmi zvedavý. Dúfam, že ukážu viacej v priebehu Blizzconu.

metthal napísal:Je to dobre ze sa pre tento zaner vymyslel nejaky nazov, pretoze volat to stale "Dota like" hra je nezmyselne. Odporucam ti moj mily, si precitat ako je definovany zaner MOBA, aby si sa z toho nepototo...

Son-Goku, sam bojujuci proti zvysku sveta, ktory nema problem s tym, ze konecne tieto hry dostali nejake spolocne pomenovanie. Niekedy zasnem z ludi na internete, ste tak obmedzeni aj v skutocnosti, alebo hrate formu?

By late 2008, the popularity of DotA had attracted commercial attention. Minions was a game by The Casual Collective released in 2008 as a Web game using Flash. Demigod, a video game developed by Gas Powered Games was the first stand-alone commercial title in the genre. Riot Games' debut title, League of Legends, was initially designed by Feak and released in October 2009. Riot began to refer to the game's genre as a multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA). Prior to this, these games were usually referred by the originating maps – as "an AoS", "DotA-style", "DotA-esque", "DotA-clone", "DotA-based", "DotA-like" or even simply "a DotA".

In May 2010, S2 Games released Heroes of Newerth, with a large portion of its gameplay and aesthetics based on DotA: Allstars.
In October 2009, IceFrog, who continued to develop DotA: Allstars, was hired by Valve Corporation, in order to design a sequel to the original map. A year later, Valve announced Dota 2 and subsequently secured the franchise's intellectual property rights. Valve referred to Dota 2 and similar games as "action real-time strategy" games.