In patch 7.33 for Dota 2, the Observer Ward's range and cast depended on whether the item was in the inventory alone or the same slot as the Sentry Ward. Team Spirit analyst Mark sikle Lerman drew attention to this and shared it on his personal Telegram channel.
According to sikle, if the Observer Ward is left single in the inventory, its range is 500 units, and the radius of action is 1,600 units. If the item is in the same slot as the Sentry Ward, these numbers decrease - 400 and 1,200 units, respectively.
In addition, Lerman noted that players now can ward to the upper lair of Roshan on the Dire side, which should be prohibited. At the same time, vision cannot be set inside the lower spot on the Radiant side.
Even while it's thrilling to think about new concepts in Dota 2 Update 7.33, it's possible that the game may break rapidly due to the changes' hit-or-miss nature. Players may choose some heroes primarily because of their Shard or Scepter skills since they have strong powers.
Since heroes are no longer restricted to their main job, Dota 2 is, to put it bluntly, diversified. A move this significant will undoubtedly alter the status of the game and is an indication of a viable meta and expands the playing space for distinct playstyles.
Earlier we prepared Dota 7.33 patch New frontiers update: large map and reworked heroes overview. The game may need to be nearly entirely re-learned for players as a result of the many new modifications made by the New Frontiers patch 7.33. Here are our picks for the top six updates to the game.
