Valve Adds Terrifying Sound Effects to Dota 2’s Spider Legs Item
Valve, the developer of Dota 2, is known for paying attention to even the smallest details of its games. However, the recent update to the Spider Legs item has taken things to a new level. Instead of a neutral noise, the item now produces horrifying sound effects that echo the scurrying of legs, accompanied by wisp effects.
This update not only adds terror to the movement-based item but also enhances its functionality. The animation flair and ongoing sound effects provide a more discernible activity window, making it easier for players to know when they have the boosts.
Spider Legs, a late-game Neutral Drop in Dota 2, offers a +24 percent movement speed and a +30 percent turn rate. It is a viable alternative to Phase Boots for players who prefer this build. With the new sound effects, players can now move around like actual spiders, scaring both themselves and unsuspecting opponents.
If you’re unfamiliar with Spider Legs and want to understand its complete functionality, here are some additional effects it offers:
– It interrupts the user’s channeling spells upon cast.
– It allows the user to pass through other units, including wards, but not through buildings.
– It destroys nearby trees within a 100 radius while active.
– Constant use of the item increases the user’s average movement speed by 7.2.
The patch for this update is only 71.5 MB and is now available in the Dota 2 client. Enjoy the new effects, unless you have arachnophobia and prefer to disable the sounds.
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