10v10 mode now in Dota 2 Reborn

It seems like oh-so-long-ago that it happened, but do you remember the 10v10 all-stars match that got played at Dota 2‘s The International 2015 last week? Well, as promised, that 10v10 Custom Game is now a thing that you can play.

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The latest update for Dota 2 Reborn adds in support for up to 24 players in Custom Games, Valve’s own 10v10 mode, support for Custom Games on “official dedicated servers”, and a bunch of other little tweaks and fixes. Courier and ward loadout screens, for instance, are now “mostly functional”!

You can read the full update list over on the Dota 2 Reborn updates page. Bear in mind that you’ll need the Reborn beta client to actually make use of any of this. If you’re just running standard Dota 2, then you’re out of luck..

The patch is out now, and weighs in at a hefty 863MB.


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