Dota 2 releases free compendium for The International 10

On the night of September 17, Valve announced an update adding a compendium to The International 10 to the Dota 2 client. It is worth noting that the blog has details about tickets for the tournament, there is a list of talents and a completely new spectator interface is shown. To get everyone in the mood for future action, the update includes free access for all players. You need to collect player cards and look at the list of talents, and the rest of the content will be opened as events approach, which includes forecasts.

Now fan kits are much cheaper, so it’s worth taking advantage of the opportunity. Players will be able to receive 10 free packs now and one each per day. In addition to the above, there is an opportunity to buy team kits, and half of the sales will go directly to the team. Additionally, the sets will be received by the owners of the bronze front, silver and gold. It is worth noting that in the game client it is indicated that all legacy sets will be opened according to the number of points earned. They can be obtained for correct predictions, as well as success in fantasy. At the time of viewing DotA, players will be able to keep track of valuable things. In order to improve the viewer experience of live broadcasts, replays and the like, a modern interface update has been released, the company said.

Hero icons now display using Smoke of Deceit and have Aegis of the Immortal or Cheese. The developers decided to add a countdown and you can signal to the allies how much time is left before the disappearance of the Aegis of the Immortal. There is an added rune indicator, the ransom is displayed in all game statistics menus, and all types of them are displayed in the item panel. Added combo charts and pace indicator to allow players to keep track of team performance. The camera now works in automatic mode, a bug has been fixed, and certain areas of the map can be explored while watching the game in free mode. The International 10 will take place from October 7th to 17th at the National Arena in Bucharest, Romania. The 18 best teams in the world will compete for a prize pool of $40,018,195 million.