Which Dota 2 player’s digital signature would you want from TI4?

Remember how players gave out digital signatures last year when they sat down on the meet-and-greet table? Remember how they used a bar code scanner on attendees’ cards? This year will be different. The players are going to give away cards with a redeemable code on the back. Here’s what some of them look like:

We’re also guessing that an image of the actual player signature is going to be visible on the in-game item much like how they’ve done the digital autographed in-game items from other Dota 2 personalities. Here’s an example of what it’s going to look like:

The idea of digital signatures started last year. If you won’t be making it to The International 2014 (TI4) this year, you still might have a chance to get them from the community market although it could get costly depending on the player digital signature you’re after. To give you an idea, the most expensive signatures from last year cost hundreds of dollars, but if you’re willing to spend that much then don’t let us stop you. After all, sometimes a fan’s got to do what a fan’s got to do.

Other things that will make you wish you were at TI4: