Last night, SteamDB spotted an update for the game:
Size is ~75 MB (with Workshop Tools installed). There were only a few noteworthy occurrences:
Preparations have begun to take an axe to the 32-bit version of the game , as stating that the 32-bit version of the game has been deprecated and to move to the 64-bit version
- Even "old" systems by today's standards from 10-15 years ago are most likely 64-bit capable. On Windows systems, you can confirm this by pressing Windows + Pause/Break to bring up the System section from Control Panel, and make sure your "System type:" says both "64-bit Operating System, x64-based processor"
- If you see that your system type reads "32-bit Operating System, x64-based processor", you will need to re-install a 64-bit version of Windows in order to continue playing Dota 2 after the switch happens. Back up your files first, fish out your Windows license, have an empty USB drive (or DVD) handy and grab re-installation media for Windows 10, for Windows 8.1, or for Windows 7
- On the other hand, if you see that your system type reads "32-bit Operating System, x86-based processor", you will need to retire your CPU (and motherboard/RAM) or laptop in favor of newer, 64-bit capable hardware to continue playing the game after the switch happens
- macOS users (unless they're on anything before Mojave) and Linux users do not need to take action, as Dota 2 is only available as a 64-bit build on both platforms
Aghanim's Shard (previously, the only way it appeared through the defaults was if it was explicitly specified as a Mid-Game or Late Game pickup on a hero's default build list or on a community list)
Marci's base model was also given some continued tweaks,
And lastly, in addition to that 32-bit deprecation notice being translated already, there are also some more in a few different places, which are made possible through the continued assistance of dedicated
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/DotA2/comments/qlxz10/dota_2_update_for_11221_11321_utc/
