My Dota2 Crash Force closed

Try Right clicking on the game launch button in your Steam Library, choose properties, go to the Local Files Tab, under that Tab, choose Verify Games Files.

Also, go to the Updates Tab and make sure Always Keep This Game Updated is chosen in the drop down dialogue.
Also under the Updates Tab, Enable Steam cloud Synchronizations for "whatever game" is checked. In this case DOTA 2 would be listed where I put "whatever game".
 
One of the dumps complains about a DirectX 11 driver.
If you changed game settings to use DirectX 11 (instead of DirectX 9), try to reset them all.
Or at least change the DirectX 11 setting.
 
I got the following steps by u/Tsury from here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/dotaplus/comments/7wwpz9

Close Dota 2.
Go to Steam's game library, find Dota 2, right click it and choose 'Properties'
Click on 'SET LAUNCH OPTIONS'
In the text field, locate '-gl' or '-vulkan' and simply delete it. This will set Dota 2 to use DX9.
Click the 'OK' button to save the changes.
Start Dota 2
Open the video settings and make sure -dx9 is selected. Notice that changing this value requires another Dota 2 restart.
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Rich (BB code): 
 +engine_experimental_drop_frame_ticks 1 +voice_fadeouttime 0 -safe

Did you add these switches to the launch parameters?

Are you running the 32 bit version or the 64 bit of the executable? If 32, try the 64.

Then, whichever one you choose, you might want to re-download and re-install the corresponding Visual C++ that goes with each version.

The win64 version is linked with the visual c++ 2010 libraries The win32 version is linked with the visual c++ 2005 libraries

Then to @softwaremaniac 's suggestion to check with devs, see this: Troubleshooting crashes
 
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xrobwx71 said:
Rich (BB code): 
 +engine_experimental_drop_frame_ticks 1 +voice_fadeouttime 0 -safe

Did you add these switches to the launch parameters?

Are you running the 32 bit version or the 64 bit of the executable? If 32, try the 64.

Then, whichever one you choose, you might want to re-download and re-install the corresponding Visual C++ that goes with each version.

The win64 version is linked with the visual c++ 2010 libraries The win32 version is linked with the visual c++ 2005 libraries

Then to @softwaremaniac 's suggestion to check with devs, see this: Troubleshooting crashes
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Ok i will re-download n report
 
Can you address these please?

xrobwx71 said:
Rich (BB code): 
 +engine_experimental_drop_frame_ticks 1 +voice_fadeouttime 0 -safe

Did you add these switches to the launch parameters?

Are you running the 32 bit version or the 64 bit of the executable? If 32, try the 64.

Then, whichever one you choose, you might want to re-download and re-install the corresponding Visual C++ that goes with each version.

The win64 version is linked with the visual c++ 2010 libraries The win32 version is linked with the visual c++ 2005 libraries

Then to @softwaremaniac 's suggestion to check with devs, see this: Troubleshooting crashes
Click to expand...
 

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