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Valve comes out swinging against New York lawsuit with rare public statement: 'The type of deal that would satisfy the NYAG would have been bad for users and other game developers'
By Andy Chalk published
news The state of New York sued Valve in February over allegations of illegal gambling.

Valve facing second, class-action lawsuit over loot boxes
By Andy Chalk published
news The consumer lawsuit comes just over a week after a similar suit filed by the state of New York.

Deadlock's littlest guy makes size matter in a way it almost never has in a MOBA before
By Justin Wagner published
Mightily small Top-down MOBAs with locked camera perspectives can't make headshots and hitboxes matter the way they do in Deadlock.

Gabe Newell waxes poetic about his love for the Dota 2 community in a special message for The International: 'People talk s**t at me in chat' and tell him to uninstall the game on a weekly basis
By Andy Chalk published
news But he loves 'em anyway.

As a lapsed 4,500 hour veteran of Dota 2, the big new Wandering Waters update has lured me back—but despite the changes, the game still feels stuck in its ways
By Matt Cox published
Weather warning River rapids and evolving frog-men can't quite shake up the meta, even if a hard-earned victory feels as sweet as ever.

Dota 2 remembers water is very important, adds more, in latest map shakeup
By Jonathan Bolding published
News Go downstream, go faster. That checks out.

Surprise! Dota 2 has a built-in fighting game now and it actually looks pretty good
By Andy Chalk published
news Sleet Fighter was added as part of the new Crownfall Act 3 update.

Valve casually upends the Dota 2 meta by adding innate powers to all 124 heroes
By Jonathan Bolding published
News Oh, and a starting, passive choice between two playstyles too.
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