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fdsdfg
United States1251 Posts
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Sn0_Man
Tebellong44238 Posts
 ). So if i have 50/100 mana, and pick up a point booster (+100 mana), I will go to 100/200 mana. The application, as you guessed, is where I have 100/200 mana and want to use magic stick with 5 charges to regenerate mana (50 mana). If I just use stick i'll end up at 150/200. If I drop point booster, then use stick, tehn pick up point booster, I go 100/200 -> 50/100 -> 100/100 -> 200/200 in order. While it's rarely that large a difference in efficiency, it's easy to see how it works. Same goes for hp regen. When pros bottle you'll often see them drop a null talisman for the duration of the bottle effect to increase both their hp and mana regen if they have nothing else to do. | ||
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fdsdfg
United States1251 Posts
On October 09 2015 02:56 Sn0_Man wrote: Adding to your max HP/Mana pool maintains your current % hp in almost all circumstances (not clinkz ult ). Is Armlet another exception? Or is there another mechanic at play? | ||
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ahswtini
Northern Ireland22211 Posts
On October 09 2015 03:07 fdsdfg wrote: Thanks for the fast answer. Is Armlet another exception? Or is there another mechanic at play? technically it maintains ur current %hp, and then just adds the health on. similar to undying | ||
TheYango
United States47024 Posts
On October 09 2015 03:41 ahswtini wrote: technically it maintains ur current %hp, and then just adds the health on. similar to undying The mechanical difference is that in War3 terms, Armlet, Decay, and Morph (which is another notable one) add to your *base* Strength. In DotA 1, white number changes to Str/Int add or subtract equal amounts of current HP/mana as they do max HP, while green number changes to Str/Int preserve %. This is kind of muddled in DotA 2 because the most common way to change white number stats, leveling up, actually preserves % rather than adding equal amount to max HP/mana (actually one of the more significant functional differences between DotA 1 and 2), so everything else becomes exceptions. The difference also notably affects OD's and Slark's stat drains, since how your HP/mana returns behaves differently in DotA 2 - for example, Slark's Str drain is weaker for burst damage since they don't lose the full 19 HP that their max HP drops. | ||
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ahswtini
Northern Ireland22211 Posts
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BluemoonSC
SoCal8910 Posts
On October 08 2015 03:55 Belisarius wrote: Well... I mean... that's pretty much being invisible. Invis heroes tagged by stuff like Spec dagger are unclickable as well. He has a particle effect so you can track him, but it behaves exactly like invisibility that can't be revealed. well, the distinction is that in dota if you're 'invisible' you can be revealed. its a technicality, but the distinction is important bc it has different rules just like how OD's arcane prison or sleight of fist removes you from the game world. On October 08 2015 05:12 ahswtini wrote: eh its quite big, thats a lot of regen u wud be missing out on during ur ult ah so its not just a visual thing where you can see him bc its bugged, but he can still regen. he loses his buff and everything. gotcha. | ||
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TheYango
United States47024 Posts
On October 09 2015 05:55 ahswtini wrote: so slark removes the full 19hp per hit in dota 1?? As far as I remember, yes. Though it also stole stats after the attack's damage rather than before in DotA 1. EDIT: Same issue affects Timbersaw's 15% prime stat drain. | ||
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makmeatt
2024 Posts
On October 09 2015 06:06 TheYango wrote: As far as I remember, yes. Though it also stole stats after the attack's damage rather than before in DotA 1. EDIT: Same issue affects Timbersaw's 15% prime stat drain. This was even posted on dev.dota2 back in 2012, but hasn't been tagged as intended, I wonder if they would mind if we brought this up again. | ||
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TheYango
United States47024 Posts
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starslayer
United States696 Posts
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tehh4ck3r
Magrathea7061 Posts
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rebdomine
6040 Posts
In pubs, I think people want it for the huge boost in net worth you get in extended periods of just farming. | ||
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evilfatsh1t
Australia8787 Posts
On October 09 2015 09:53 starslayer wrote: When watching streams I see players like rtz and bulldog and other say something like "fuck it im getting midas." So I was when should and shouldnt you go midas? when your having a hard time in lane? when your ahead and want to get more ahead? when you now its going to be a long game so you want get huge? I kinda understand with heros like AA would wont farm at all so they get it to get some more gold.?. but I see them get it on just about any hero, so why and when should i get midas? pro players get it with the confidence that they can stall the game long enough for the midas to kick in and either get them back in the game or give them an easy lead. dont replicate everything pros do, because quite frankly a lot of things pros do can only be done because they are pros (or at the very least, better than the opponents). getting midas on everyone and every time is one of these examples. | ||
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Belisarius
Australia6233 Posts
On October 09 2015 05:58 BluemoonSC wrote: well, the distinction is that in dota if you're 'invisible' you can be revealed. its a technicality, but the distinction is important bc it has different rules just like how OD's arcane prison or sleight of fist removes you from the game world. This is such a trivial point, but if you're going to "in dota" me as if I'm not familiar with the game I feel compelled to keep it up. That is your distinction. It's not "the" distinction. Inivisibility has a lot of properties, among them that your hero can be revealed. The hero also obviously becomes unclickable and transparent, becomes phased, is not autotargeted for things like fade bolt bounces, is affected by AoE, disjoints most projectiles, etc The vast majority of those properties apply to slark ult. A very few don't. It makes far more sense to describe it as invisibility and note the exceptions than to treat it as some other thing and then have to list practically all the properties of invisibility. | ||
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unsaeglich
260 Posts
What I thought: He will jump from the first placed to the 2nd placed and ends up the latest placed. What happened: He jumps first to the last placed and ends up at the first placed. Is that the rule ? Or does it have something to do with the distance he has to the Fire Remnants? | ||
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Jaeger
United States1150 Posts
On October 10 2015 07:42 unsaeglich wrote: How does Ember Spirit decide in which order he will jump to which Fire Remnant? What I thought: He will jump from the first placed to the 2nd placed and ends up the latest placed. What happened: He jumps first to the last placed and ends up at the first placed. Is that the rule ? Or does it have something to do with the distance he has to the Fire Remnants? Always travels to the Fire Remnant furthest away from the targeted point first. | ||
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Chewbacca.
United States3634 Posts
On August 18 2011 06:00 VirtuallyJesse wrote: In League of Legends (my only MOBA knowledge), there is usually 1 top, 1 mid, 2 bot, and 1 jungler. Watching Dota 2 today the lanes (number of people in them) and roamers/junglers(?) seemed to differ quite a lot in every game. How does laning work in Dota? They vary a ton, but the two most common are probably 1 Off / 1 Mid / 1 Roam or Jungle / 1 Safelane Support / 1 Safelane carry 1 Off / 1 Mid / 2 Safe Support / 1 Safe Carry These are also fairly common though 2 Off / 1 Mid / 2 Safe 3 Off / 1 Mid / 1 Safe 1 Off / 2 Mid / 2 Safe happens as well, but it is pretty damn rare. It really depends on the match-ups. Some carries require babysitting so you're going to have 1-2 supports in the lane. Some can hold their own, such as a razor, so supports can go to the offlane to try and shut down the enemy carries. | ||
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synapse
China13814 Posts
On October 10 2015 09:45 Chewbacca. wrote: They vary a ton, but the two most common are probably 1 Off / 1 Mid / 1 Roam or Jungle / 1 Safelane Support / 1 Safelane carry 1 Off / 1 Mid / 2 Safe Support / 1 Safe Carry These are also fairly common though 2 Off / 1 Mid / 2 Safe 3 Off / 1 Mid / 1 Safe 1 Off / 2 Mid / 2 Safe happens as well, but it is pretty damn rare. It really depends on the match-ups. Some carries require babysitting so you're going to have 1-2 supports in the lane. Some can hold their own, such as a razor, so supports can go to the offlane to try and shut down the enemy carries. Someone found the first page of this thread | ||
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DV G
Argentina2339 Posts
On October 10 2015 11:49 synapse wrote: Someone found the first page of this thread HOLY FUCK, you're right, I was like hmm, this isn't on the last page, maybe one more? and I went 5 pages backwards and said "fuck it", that would have been one of the most awesome necros in a while. | ||
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