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Valve will replace its awful baby Roshan statues from last year’s Battle Pass

DOTA 2 players have started to receive their Roshan statues, and they're pretty terrible.
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Published: May 17, 2018 07:06 pm

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Dota 2 fans have started to receive the baby Roshan figures promised with The International 7 Battle Pass—but the figures look like something you’d get from a McDonald’s happy meal than a level 2,000 reward.

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Fans immediately hit Reddit with photos of their baby Roshan statues. And yep, they’re as bad as you might have imagined. Valve promised this:

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But fans got this:

Photo via [KitsuneKamiSama](https://www.reddit.com/r/DotA2/comments/8k58nb/if_you_want_a_closer_and_clearer_look_at_the/)/Reddit

Yikes.

Related: Battle Pass owners will get a miniature Roshan figurine if they reach level 2,000

Valve has since apologized for the poor quality of its baby Roshan figures .The developer will “start from scratch” on the new model and send out replacements for the 2017 figures. They’ll be delivered “as soon as possible,” according to Valve. But here’s the good news: everyone who got Bad Roshan gets to keep their janky figure.

The International 8 Battle Pass was revealed on May 8. Valve is once again offering the baby Roshan statue. We’re guessing they’ll be a little pickier with the production this year.

The International 8 Battle Pass has brought in more than $9 million just over a week over its release.

H/T Kotaku

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Nicole Carpenter is a reporter for Dot Esports. She lives in Massachusetts with her cat, Puppy, and dog, Major. She's a Zenyatta main who'd rather be playing D.Va.