Dota 2 has caused such unrest in computer cafés in the Philippines that a district in one large city has banned it outright, reports an English-language Filipino publication.
When In Manila (via The Daily Dot) published an image of the decree by the district council of Salawag, a community of about 60,000 within the larger city of Dasamariñas, just outside Manila. This morning, GMA News, a major news network in the country, ran the following report confirming the municipal ban.
[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VA4MduGuGVI[/video]
The Daily Dot quotes a local saying that youths playing Dota 2 in public cafés have been involved in some rather notorious brawls that have caught public attention. Salawag's government evidently has said enough is enough.
source: http://www.wheninmanila.com/dota-ban...ite-bans-dota/
source: http://www.dailydot.com/esports/dota...gans-barangay/
When In Manila (via The Daily Dot) published an image of the decree by the district council of Salawag, a community of about 60,000 within the larger city of Dasamariñas, just outside Manila. This morning, GMA News, a major news network in the country, ran the following report confirming the municipal ban.
[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VA4MduGuGVI[/video]
The Daily Dot quotes a local saying that youths playing Dota 2 in public cafés have been involved in some rather notorious brawls that have caught public attention. Salawag's government evidently has said enough is enough.
source: http://www.wheninmanila.com/dota-ban...ite-bans-dota/
source: http://www.dailydot.com/esports/dota...gans-barangay/
