Dota 2’s Three Spirits update now live

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Just a quick public service announcement to say that Dota 2 is currently downloading 769MB from Steam, which I strongly suspect means that today’s promised Three Spirits update – adding Earth Spirit, Ember Spirit, and a whole load of new functionality – is now live on the proper game, and not just the test client.

You can have a gander at the details of what’s in the patch over here, and you can see my actually-partially-correct guesses as to what I thought would be included in this Dota 2 patch over here. And yes, this also means that Volvo have giefed Diretide.


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