Rick and Morty can now commentate your Dota 2 games

Do you like Dota 2? Do you like Rick and Morty? Do you want Rick and Morty talking about how your middle tower is under attack? Then Valve wants your money.

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Today’s Dota 2 update, other than tweaking a couple of things and updating the Aegis with this year’s champions, has put the Rick and Morty Announcer Pack up for sale. $7.99 USD will give you the option of having a sociopathic, alcoholic scientist and his nervous grandson announce the goings-on of your Dota 2 matches.

I haven’t seen nearly enough of Rick and Morty to decide if this is a thing that I want, but it looks like the whole thing is on Adult Swim’s website, so I’m probably going to spend the next few hours watching it. If it’s something you want, you can pick it up either in the in-game store or via the web store here.


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