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How about Dota 2? There's nothing you can buy that can affect gameplay. Steam Workshop is used by community artists to submit their cosmetics, which gets voted
by Svenskunganka 7y ago
How about Dota 2? There's nothing you can buy that can affect gameplay. Steam Workshop is used by community artists to submit their cosmetics, which gets voted into the game by the players. Steam Marketplace where players can buy, sell and trade their cosmetics. 25% of all Battle Pass[0] spending goes directly towards the prize pool of the yearly The International[1] esports tournament, with this year's tournament boasting a $34,330,068 USD prize pool, the largest to date[2].
[0]: https://www.dota2.com/international2019/battlepass/ https://www.dota2.com/international2019/battlepass/
[1]: https://www.dota2.com/international/overview https://www.dota2.com/international/overview
[2]: https://www.esportsearnings.com/tournaments https://www.esportsearnings.com/tournaments
- pmtpmt 7y agoif anything its basicallay pay to lose as some of the purchaseable interactive items are distracting to the user like those balloons and treasures
- hoseja 7y agoI'd counter that some cosmetics that modify skill graphics effects to precisely show their AoE are a little pay to win.
- Ntrails 7y agoThat Mirana arrow is definitely pay to lose xD
- de_watcher 7y agoAlso Wind Ranger, Spectre, Disruptor, Pugna, Elder Titan, Medusa, Nature's Prophet, IO...
- Darkstack 7y agoAre you talking about the cosmetic for the Lina second spell ? Doesn't the cursor show the Stun range when you're about to cast it ? (the only broken cosmetic is the one that make Nyx Assassin look like Sand King)
- de_watcher 7y agoThey show their AoE area to the enemies, so more like pay to lose. But you use them anyway because the effects are shiny.