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wooozy
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On November 02 2011 11:26 Jacobine wrote: I enjoy being a support hero at times, especially Lich. It is quite satisfying to bounce your ulti off the entire team and genocide them as a support hero. i've gotten a quad kill with VS' wave before. :D granted i was following up an ES ult, it was still awesome. | ||
bkrow
Australia8532 Posts
On November 02 2011 11:26 Jacobine wrote: I enjoy being a support hero at times, especially Lich. It is quite satisfying to bounce your ulti off the entire team and genocide them as a support hero. What I find really awesome as lich is the positional effect your ult has in team fights. Any good team will instantly spread as soon as they see the plague ult causing a unique opportunity to pick off heroes and zone out carries with stuns. Either that or your ult will do terrible terrible damage  | ||
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Cruncharoo
United States136 Posts
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traumaplay
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On November 01 2011 05:41 Primadog wrote: I never went competitive in DotA one, despite playing it causally for a year, because I was always infactuated with the hero Razer as a concept. I just really like the idea of a zippy hero without a escape mechanism that can be mended as the game develops into any role with the right items. Have you played Razer yet? Does it feel the same as it was in Dota? Judging by recent videos, the attack animation looks a hell lot easier to work with 8D | ||
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rapidash88
United States194 Posts
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theSAiNT
United States726 Posts
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jszzsj
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Bumblebee
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Jimmy Raynor
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snuppe
Denmark285 Posts
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Ognam
United States798 Posts
On November 03 2011 06:06 snuppe wrote: I disagree in this blog. Yeah you can say that some heroes are supportive, but in DotA as far as high levels goes, there are MANY ways to play a hero. Sand King is not the typical support just to point out an example. But this blog is good for players who wanna get into Dota 2 but as you get further you see that it is not the simple in terms of hero roles. This is totally wrong. The higher you get, the less ways there are to play a hero, since people are playing closer and closer to optimal levels. Heroes have roles because that's what they're best at. You can't carry in a competitive game with Sand King, but at lower levels you could. Playing Sand King as anything besides ganking/support would be an automatic loss at higher levels of play. | ||
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Keype
Sweden455 Posts
In soul I am an support too and from an interview with NaVi they said the gameleader is best as a support, and I like to think of myself as a leader and always liking to help other people out and do the "boring" job which I found fun to do. Enigma is definitealy my favorite hero and I am quite good with him but I don't think he is that hard to play, maybe just me who have got a good feeling for it or something. Thanks for the guide though I appreciate all ur blogs and Flamewheels Anti-mage blog was pretty sick too and kick ass long. | ||
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Neverhood
United States5388 Posts
I remember him being the first dota hero I played consistently because he was a hydra :D | ||
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TheWarbler
United States1659 Posts
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snuppe
Denmark285 Posts
On November 03 2011 06:19 Ognam wrote: This is totally wrong. The higher you get, the less ways there are to play a hero, since people are playing closer and closer to optimal levels. Heroes have roles because that's what they're best at. You can't carry in a competitive game with Sand King, but at lower levels you could. Playing Sand King as anything besides ganking/support would be an automatic loss at higher levels of play. You are misunderstanding the point of what i'm saying. Ofcourse you play the heroes roles in high levels but! as you mention yourself Sand King can be played as ganker/support and for me that is two different things and that is what i don't like with blogs like this. The heroes are sat into categories but some can be played many various ways than others. | ||
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Bswhunter
Australia954 Posts
On October 31 2011 22:32 MaKfejA wrote: I think we've all waited more than long enough for Valve to give us the beta. This blog just makes me want it more and more! I also love supporting in this game, it's much more fun than simply healbotting all day. It's a ridiculously complex task, but this guides (and others like it) really help new players IMO. Yeah I know how you feel. Used to play hon and feel in love with supporting (cuz my fps/ping was so bad, I couldn't carry for shit because of the lag, so I played support. Ended up getting pretty good at it, and so I now play support when I pub with my friends on Garena Dota. Fav hero is thrall, because he has a pretty high skill cap and has cool as shit spells. He's also pretty item independent, yet can still maximise effectiveness by So yeah, thats why I like support. Also Phoniex is fun as hell. | ||
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Horo
United States351 Posts
I was thinking of writing a blog about what I believe to be the most important rule of thumb. "Know your role", and support is definitely one of the most important roles, and not as some might think it, the easiest. | ||
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MuK_x
743 Posts
Enchantress is like Enigma,if you know how to play NC/Support. Where is Chen? This hero pretty popular to in pro scene for support. I would like to try Vengeful Spirit,sadly no dota key for me >.< | ||
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Flowsick
Estonia234 Posts
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Kaiko
209 Posts
Playing Support is definitely a whole new game. You have to work with little money and sacrifice your own character progression in the game to help the team. A good Support definitely makes or breaks a team (pretty much like any other role, really) by having good presence of mind of knowing when to ward, when to lane, when to TP, and when to roam. | ||
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