The summer update for Dota 2 has been released by Valve

On the night before August 31st, Valve released a summer update for the game Dota 2. This information was published on the official website of the project.

Developers have made changes to the player behavior control system. Now it more effectively tackles toxicity within the community and influences the team composition for matches.

List of changes in Dota 2:

1. An overhauled and simplified design for the in-game arsenal.
2. An updated player behavior regulation system: participants of matches will now more frequently play with allies they have positively reviewed.
3. A "Dislike" function has been added, allowing players to label teammates they'd prefer not to encounter frequently in the same team.
4. A system has been introduced that analyzes reports of toxic messages in real-time. Rule-breaking players will have their chat capabilities restricted for all match participants until the match concludes.
5. A Collector's Cache 2023 treasure has been added to the game, containing items for 16 heroes.

Detailed information about all the introduced changes can be found at this link.