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(09-01-2007,
03:49 PM)
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DOTA 6.48 Thread (it's a War3 Mod)
#1
A New Hero has been added!
![]() Puck (Sentinel)
Originally Posted by getdota.com:
change log link: http://www.getdota.com/changelog.txt download link: http://dota.design-services.us/6.48.zip about DOTA: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DotA_Allstars DOTA song (haha): http://youtube.com/watch?v=nAmddu8mCPE dota gameplay (with war3 cg thrown in): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xpAiLSLd6c 'm on useast as "akia." if anyone wants to play msg me. |
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(09-03-2007,
03:10 PM)
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#25
Classic DOTA 4 lyfe, yo.
That aside, changes seem pretty good. |
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(09-03-2007,
04:25 PM)
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#27
Originally Posted by bheemer:
Keep dreaming, it's hard enough to schedule a game with just one person on GAF. Maybe if we set it up through Steam Community it might just work. |
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Member
(09-03-2007,
07:24 PM)
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#29
I'm down for DOTA whenever, I usually play with a roommate or two though. Murr on USEast.
What modes do you guys usually play? We always do shortmode (still annoyed they changed it to "easymode" - it's so much less time consuming and more enjoyable on -em) and usually do AR or AP. |
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real-time lotion physics
(09-03-2007,
09:30 PM)
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#32
Originally Posted by Akia:
Int characters tend to be weaker late game (there are exceptions). Trouble with tinker is his a beast early on especially against agi/int characters. Later people just have way too much hp (or magic resist) for his skills to do much damage (even when spamming them with reload). Which isn't bad, if you can get a lot of kills early to slow down late game heros while the rest of your team levels/pushes, it's all good. What I haven't tried is making tinker a late game hero (stygian???), maybe I'll try that. |
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(09-04-2007,
01:51 AM)
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#38
useast yakis0ba
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Member
(09-04-2007,
02:08 AM)
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#43
Originally Posted by Quagm1r3:
Also, it's more popular than the actual game. |
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Member
(09-04-2007,
02:16 AM)
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#44
Originally Posted by Halycon:
It sounds simpler than War3. When you take out all the units, things get less complicated. But how do you get so much experience (I'm assuming you get a lot if anyone makes it close to 25) if all your creeps are on your side? DOTA must involve a lot more creeps than in War3... |
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Member
(09-04-2007,
03:14 AM)
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#50
Originally Posted by Quagm1r3:
DotA (Defense of the Ancients) is a custom map played through Warcraft 3 and battle.net. Its is a mostly symmetrical map with two sides occupying the map. The Sentinels occupy the south western portion of the map while the scourge occupy the north east. There are 5 players per team and they each are able to chose one character to use throughout the map. There are a huge variety of heroes to choose from. Each player then picks a lane where they will fight the enemy (There are 3 lanes so normally 2 lanes end up being occupied by 2 players each). Both the scourge and sentinels send out small numbers of units that are computer controlled to engage one another. As a user, it is your job to kill the enemy heroes and these armies to gain gold and experience. Gold is needed to buy items which are vital in the game to make you stronger. Experience is used to level up so that one can learn new abilities (level cap is at 25). The game ends when either the scourge or sentinels 'castle' if you will (just a large building at the heart of each factions base) is destroyed. The game typically lasts around an hour but some games can last a while longer. Users are also able to modify certain rules as well such as playing with random heroes and other more advanced options. |