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'''Dota 2 Test''', announced February 2nd, 2012, is an experimental version of [[Dota 2]] where upcoming changes are tested before being implemented into [[Dota 2]] - ensuring the stability of Dota 2.<ref>[http://blog.dota2.com/2012/02/we-got-nothing/ February 2, 2012 blog post - ''We got nothing (today)'']</ref> |
'''Dota 2 Test''', announced February 2nd, 2012, is an experimental version of [[Dota 2]] where upcoming changes are tested before being implemented into [[Dota 2]] - ensuring the stability of Dota 2.<ref>[http://blog.dota2.com/2012/02/we-got-nothing/ February 2, 2012 blog post - ''We got nothing (today)'']</ref> |
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Latest revision as of 16:33, 13 July 2019
Dota 2 Test, announced February 2nd, 2012, is an experimental version of Dota 2 where upcoming changes are tested before being implemented into Dota 2 - ensuring the stability of Dota 2.[1]
The Dota 2 Test was officially released on February 24th, 2012[2], launching together with the Bane Elemental test patch. While the original schedule was to introduce a new test patch on Thursday and move the patch to the main client a week later, this was changed later to introduce a test patch on Wednesday, and gets moved to the main client the next day if no major issues are found.[3]