Pro player Lomein shared on his stream what he saw from experimental server players back in 2025...
According to him, everyone who shared information with him has long been kicked, so he has nothing to risk.
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Back in 2025, the map looked much more complete than what we currently have.
Bridges appeared over the T1 Guards on the Yellow Lane, and the space around T1 changed overall. Because of this, the map now has 3 distinct lanes: Easy, Hard, and Average. In some places, it is easier to push into enemy territory, while in others, it is easier to defend.
A number of new items were introduced, along with new heroes.
Regarding remodels, Lomeine mentioned he knows about remodels for Yamato, Vyper, Sinclair, Grey Talon, and one more character he didn't name.
Many new jungle creep spawn points appeared, as well as new designs for all creeps.
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He added on his own that the people playing there are basically playing Deadlock 2, which is why the developers have no idea what to do with the main branch of the game (yesterday's patch with Celeste being proof of that).
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