Valve has launched its blog for Dota 2, which happens to include a lengthy Q&A. Keep in mind, these are the kind of answers that serious players are going to get more use out than anyone else. Even still, it’s vital information for a game we don’t know a heck of a lot about.
It would be best if you just read the whole Q&A session for yourself, but here’s the short version: there will be support for bots, cross-region play, reconnecting, and customizable hotkeys, plus there’s a heavy emphasis on the spectator-sport nature of the game.
Basically, it’s an updated take on Defense of the Ancients with many Valve design philosophies at hand. But you knew that already, right?
Valve has launched its blog for Dota 2, which happens to include a lengthy Q&A. Keep in mind, these are the kind of answers that serious players are going to get more use out than anyone else. Even still, it’s vital information for a game we don’t know a heck of a lot about.
It would be best if you just read the whole Q&A session for yourself, but here’s the short version: there will be support for bots, cross-region play, reconnecting, and customizable hotkeys, plus there’s a heavy emphasis on the spectator-sport nature of the game.
Basically, it’s an updated take on Defense of the Ancients with many Valve design philosophies at hand. But you knew that already, right?
