Valve celebrated April 1st in Dota 2 with an unusual visual effect for creeps

Valve opted to celebrate the 1st of April in Dota 2 by making some abrupt changes to the game. The first change was replacing the exclamation mark with a question mark as the player denies a creep.

Likely, this change was added together with a minor patch the game received.

Going forward, when a player denies a creep, a question mark instead of an exclamation mark shows up. This has left a number of players shocked, however, analysts claim that everyone has come to expect this from Valve, and because of this, it is likely a pointer to a very common practice in the pro scene where esports players type a “?” in the chat after they win a fight or match.

Before, Team Spirit had noted an interesting point regarding Patch 7.38c that was missed by Valve.