After a long wait, Dota 2 players finally got Crownfall Act Three, The Frosts of Icewrack, on June 39 (Valve Time). While Ringmaster didn’t make the cut, the Dota fandom is raving about the flood of content that made it.
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The fighting minigame Sleet Fighter is of course at the center of the conversation. But that's not all. The Crownfall Collector's Cache set offerings and the smooth progression design of the overworld are also receiving a lot of praise from the Dota 2 community.
“This has to be one of the best events,” posted one player on the Dota 2 subreddit on July 11. With nearly a thousand upvotes, it seems to have captured the general reception of the update among the community. “The sets are just beautiful and cheap,” said the player, who applauded the 16 new Hero sets included with the Crownfall Collector’s Cache.
There's never been a better time for lore-hounds either. "The comics and dialogue are actually pretty fun," said one player. "The intro comic is fucking stunning artwork."
