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General

• Updated localization files for Bulgarian, Dutch, French, Greek, Hungarian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Traditional Chinese, Ukrainian, Finnish, Portuguese - Brazil, Czech, Danish, German, Italian, Spanish - Latin America, Russian, Swedish, Thai, Turkish, Vietnamese, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Spain, and English

English Localization

• DOTA_Overwatch_Review: Review › Review Case
• DOTA_Overwatch_Dismiss: Dismiss › Dismiss Case - You will not be notified about new Overwatch cases for the remainder of this session
• DOTA_Overwatch_Review_Description: Overwatch allows the Dota 2 community to regulate itself by providing a method for qualified and experienced members of the community to review reports of disruptive behavior or cheating, determine whether the reports are valid, and apply bans if appropriate. › Overwatch allows the Dota 2 community to regulate itself by providing a method for qualified and experienced members of the community to review reports of griefing or cheating, determine whether the reports are valid, and submit guilty convictions if appropriate.
• DOTA_Overwatch_Conviction_Resolution_Help_Text: Now that you have reviewed the evidence, it is your duty to determine the facts for each of the categories on the right.

Note that for each category of disruption you should presume the suspect to be innocent. Only if you are confident that you witnessed behavior that would be agreed upon by the Dota 2 community to be disruptive, anti-competitive, and/or anti-social beyond a reasonable doubt should you select 'Guilty'. If you are confident that there was no negative behavior by the reported player, select 'Not Guilty'. If you are not 100% confident in your decision, you should select 'Insufficient Evidence'.

If you don't feel that you were able to dedicate the appropriate attention level required to reach a verdict, please close the case without submitting judgement. The case will remain available for you to review for a period of time. › <span class=\"ConvictionIntro\">Now that you have reviewed the evidence, it is your duty to determine the facts for each of the categories on the right. Note that for each category of disruption you should presume the suspect to be <b>innocent.</b><br><br></span>

Only if you are confident that you witnessed behavior that would be agreed upon by the Dota 2 community to be disruptive, anti-competitive, and/or anti-social beyond a reasonable doubt should you select <b>'Guilty'</b>.<br><br>

If you are confident that there was no negative behavior by the reported player, select <b>'Not Guilty'</b>.<br><br>

If you are not 100% confident in your decision, you should select <b>'Insufficient Evidence'.</b><br><br>

If you don't feel that you were able to dedicate the appropriate attention level required to reach a verdict, please close the case without submitting judgement. The case will remain available for you to review for a period of time.

• DOTA_Overwatch_Report_ReportTimeAgo_2: About a minute ago › Appox. 1 min ago
• DOTA_Overwatch_Report_ReportTimeAgo_3: About 5 minutes ago › Approx. 5 mins ago
• DOTA_Overwatch_AutoPlay_Toggle: Auto Jump to Markers › AutoPlay
• DOTA_Overwatch_Jump_End: End of Suspicious Activity Reached.\nPlease submit your verdict or rewind to further review evidence. › <span class=\"FullScreenTitle\">End of Suspicious Activity Reached</span><br>Please submit your verdict or rewind to further review evidence.
• DOTA_Review_Overwatch_Help_Button: Help › How it Works
• DOTA_Overwatch_Case_Help_1: Watch the marked sections of the timeline marked in red. The case will Auto Play to the next marked section. You can disable Auto Play using the checkbox or by moving the scrubber. › Watch the marked sections of the timeline for our best prediction of when the incident look place. Auto Play to the next marked section. You can disable Auto Play using the checkbox or by moving the scrubber.
• DOTA_Overwatch_Case_Help_2: Each marked section is labelled as Suspicious, Cheating or Griefing. For cheating, Be on the lookout for the use of scripts or cheats. For Griefing, be on the lookout for negative actions towards other players such as feeding, ability abuse, etc. Suspicious markers may be a mix of both. › <b>For cheating,</b> Be on the lookout for the use of scripts or cheats. <br><br><b>For Griefing,</b> be on the lookout for negative actions towards other players such as feeding, ability abuse, etc.<br><br><b>Suspicious</b> markers may be a mix of both.
• DOTA_Overwatch_Case_Help_3: When you have finished reviewing the case, you will be asked whether you think the player is guilty of both Cheating and Griefing. If you are unsure, you can review the case again or mark the case as such on the conviction screen. › You will be presented with a short form and asked whether you think the player is guilty of both Cheating or Griefing. If you are unsure, you can review the case again or mark the case as such on the conviction screen.
• DOTA_Overwatch_New: Overwatch Case
• DOTA_OverwatchUI_FocusTitle: Reported Player
• DOTA_OverwatchUI_FocusHero: Focus on Hero
• DOTA_Review_Overwatch_Help_Title: Reviewing a Case
• DOTA_Review_Overwatch_Help_Ok: Start Reviewing
• DOTA_Overwatch_Case_Help_1_Title: Markers on the timeline show when an incident was reported
• DOTA_Overwatch_Case_Help_2_Title: Players may be flagged as Suspicious, Cheating or Griefing.
• DOTA_Overwatch_Case_Help_3_Title: After Reviewing the Footage, click the Submit Resoultion button