Valve Releases Major Matchmaking Update for Dota 2
Valve has recently rolled out its biggest matchmaking update for Dota 2, making significant changes to improve the game. This update also includes a roadmap for the future of the game.
Improved Communication with the Dota 2 Community
Valve, known for its flat structure, has been criticized for its lack of communication with the community. However, it seems that this trend is changing after nine years of Dota 2.
Matchmaking Update and Community Feedback
In an official blog post, Valve addressed the community’s complaints about matchmaking and introduced experimental changes that will be in effect until the end of the season.
Emphasizing Teamplay and Ranked Roles
Valve realized that the solo matchmaking system was too focused on individual skill and neglected the importance of teamplay. To address this, they introduced Ranked Roles as an essential part of the public matchmaking system.
By allowing players to check multiple roles and introducing distinct core and support MMRs, Valve aims to create a more balanced environment that values teamwork.
The matchmaking system has always been a source of frustration in the Dota 2 community. Valve’s recent changes take into account the feedback from both professional players and casual gamers, and promise to have a significant impact on the game’s future.
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