No[o]ne gave an honest assessment of Dota 2 patch 7.39

Vladimir “No[o]ne” Minenko, PARIVISION team midranger, is extremely positive about patch 7.39 for Dota 2. He noted that Valve are moving in the right direction, although some decisions were controversial.

The cybersportsman wrote about this in his Telegram channel:

“On the base on DreamLeague in the new patch. Apparently, they fired someone, hired new people and started doing things in Dota - this is the second really normal patch in six months. I don't remember something like this since prehistoric times. Very nice: interface, balance updates, maps and heroes (although there are some misses here too - like fixes for long dead OD or untouched imb Juggernaut, etc). But it's good to see that they've taken it on and are actually doing it”

No[o]ne emphasized that Valve has seriously reconsidered their approach to gameplay updates and are really trying to make Dota 2 better. He was particularly pleased with the changes to the interface, map and heroes. At the same time, he regretted that some too strong characters remained without nerf, and weak and unpopular heroes have not received boosts to be chosen more often.

Earlier, Team Spirit manager sharply criticized patch 7.39 for unfortunate changes in the balance.