Valve replaced the phrase of Kyivstoner*, recognized as a terrorist in the Russian Federation, in the Aurora command set

Valve has made changes to the Aurora Gaming Team Pack for Dota 2, released alongside The International 2026 Compendium. The voice phrase of the Ukrainian streamer and rapper Albert Kyivstoner* Vasiliev “Opa! Common to everyone!” Instead, the line “That’s it, write” is now used.

In July, the FSB brought charges against Vasiliev and announced his alleged involvement in a foiled terrorist attack in the Moscow region. The blogger himself denied these accusations, saying during the broadcast that he had nothing to do with the actions accused of him.

The release of patch 7.41e took place on July 31, with it Valve released a compendium for The International 2026. Team bundles appeared in Dota 2, as well as voice phrases from the talents of the tournament lighting studio. In addition, the developers have made balance changes and adjusted the rating system for players with the Titan rank. You can read more about the update in the material.

*Included in the list of terrorists and extremists in the Russian Federation