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Rapporter et oversættelsesproblem
What happened there is people on Reddit got together and decided who would win every day, so the races were rigged every time.
No the way the race worked was it was a bunch of animals [ i dont remember which ones tbh]
Bird
Horse
bear
but one was just Corgi
And because one is corgi and the rest were stuff like "bird" everyone wanted to be on that team. And it broke almost everything for the event.
Just thinking out loud - imagine if the Dota game series with a truly "massive multiplayer online game" was introduced via a teaser at the Summer Sales event. Dota has been extremely popular for Valve but the Summer Sale gave them a way to really connect with more customers than simply a game release, when they consistently held the gaming events year after year. I think Valve has lost out on a valuable opportunity when they had a "captive audience" for these Summer Sales events, and admittedly - I'm humored by the thought of millions of people playing Dota as a summer sales event kicks off.