
A nice short video series about the history of dota:
Part 1:
Part 2:
Part 3:
Coming soon!
I’ve created a little subsite which recaps all of Adam C. Beamish’s awesome hero artworks for Dota 2. We’re excitedly looking forward for the missing rest of them
keep on doing this amazing work Adam!
Welcome to our new Dota 2 Player “Nussknacko”. He played Dota and HoN for a long time and now swapped over to Dota 2 to become a progamer. Good luck and have fun in our team Nussknacko

Nussknacko, Dota 2 Pro
Nice to see that Valve is putting a lot of effort into improving the Dota community. I’ve found an interesting image on reddit of someone who tried to leave only four Dota 2 games and he really ended up in the leaver queue pool. See the waiting time yourself
I hope there will be more punishment features in the future! keep on the good work Valve!
I’ve made up an autoexec for Dota 2 which tweaks some stuff and adds new features that can’t be changed in the options menu. Feel free to change the settings to your likes:
- Visual Spellrange Aid
- Right-click Denies
- Bigger Minimap Icons
- Netcode tweaks
- Auto-Courier Scripts
- Range Finder Script
- and many more…

New Netgraph Config

Radius Finder

Range Indicator
Change the bindings in the config file to your own custom keys and remove the default buttons in the Dota 2 options menu to not overwrite the ones in the cfg. You could also just remove the binding part in the config file and bind your keys normally in the options menu to preserve your own settings.
Then copy the autoexec.cfg into your “X:\Program Files\Steam\SteamApps\common\dota 2 beta\dota\cfg” folder and run Dota 2. Optionally you can run it with the launch parameters “-console -novid” (-novid disables the valve intro sequence and -console enables the ingame console) as seen in the following screenshot:

Then once in an actually running Dota 2 match, manually execute the autoexec file in your console (console should open with F11) via the command “exec autoexec” or the F8 key and you should be done! Make sure to review the .CFG file and change all the settings to your likes. I’ve explained most of the settings within the file.
The CFG file will receive updates in the future so make sure to check it out again once in a while. Version number will be updated within the file accordingly.


