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I have not used cocaine
(03-29-2012, 02:27 PM)
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Was reading this guide on shackleshot/powershot and had a question about powershot. I know powershot reduces damage for each person it hits, but does it reduce damage for each tree it hits? Also, what happens if you kill a creep that a hero is shackled to right after it gets shackled?
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(03-29-2012, 02:54 PM)
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(03-29-2012, 03:08 PM)
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Shackleshot still holds, even if you kill one of the shackled units. |
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If I want to pay a black man $20 to suck him off in a public bathroom, by God and Country, I SHALL.
(03-29-2012, 05:32 PM)
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Hey guys, one more cry for help. =)
Played a bit more last night and it's still not clicking. I feel like I very much COULD enjoy it, but I'm just sprouting question marks from my hairline. I need a very basic, “here is what your game SHOULD look like” up until it hits the fan and the game becomes super dynamic. It’s like I’m playing Starcraft without an opener, and no idea what the mid-game is supposed to look like or how to transition into it, and no idea about timings or pushes. Can anyone give me or point me to a "Dota 2 for Dummies" intro? Example, something like 'here's your general support role how to:' Start by purchasing the recommended items Go to the bottom/top lane with another hero Get xp with them, but let them get last hit for farm Try to last hit your own guys to prevent enemy farm Once you get to level [x] … ??? Because the thing is, I REALLY don't understand the timings at all, when do you start pushes, when do you start ganks, at what point should you roam instead of just straight lane farm. This is all completely bonkers to me! But it seems so damn intriguing! |
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(03-29-2012, 05:37 PM)
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The biggest problem with this game is that it's super hard to learn just from reading or viewing Youtube videos. I found I only got better (and I still suck) by getting my ass kicked over and over.
Don't get me wrong, you still have to do due diligence and look at resources outside of the game as well, but nothing is going to beat cold hard experience in learning Dota. |
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(03-29-2012, 05:41 PM)
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I'd recommend picking a hero you might be interested in learning, then finding a good replay. Go to watch, filter by the hero name and "high" skill bracket, then search through the games until you find one in which your hero did well (high K:D ratio is the easiest to look for). Select player perspective and just watch that person for an entire game. It should give you a better idea about positioning, when to push/when to retreat, etc. At the absolute worst, just pick a support hero and stick with your teammates. |
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Super Adventure Boxing
(03-29-2012, 05:50 PM)
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It should say what version number the guide was last updated for somewhere on the right. If it's a fairly recent version, it should still be mostly fine, even if some things changed. |