2013-04-22, 08:14 PM
1st point: That break from DoTA-ing so much ended up helping, and my game is back to normal. Hopefully I'll soon break 50% again, and go higher from there.
2nd point: I'd trust Dotafire since their guides are most consistent in terms of quality. Some are old, so it's more about playing and developing a feel for the game in terms of what you need. For example. I helped my team win one game as Sand King by grabbing a Mek to go with my Arcane Boots, despite Mek not appearing on any typical item build. Another game I played Gyrocopter like a support by buying wards in order to keep Luna safe, and help Death Prophet mid get more runes. It ultimately led us to winning since having more map intelligence is always great. I was still able to build a Manta Style and Shadow Blade in the end, due to the enemy team constantly dying to us.
That's what I like a lot about DoTA, in that builds are never static. You can change up depending on what's going on, and that'll help you a lot in the end.
3rd point: DoTA fails of the week are hilarious stuff. Out of all the ones I watched so far, I think I like this collection the most
[video=youtube;S8IDoD77x2s]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8IDoD77x2s[/video]
I'll be watching more soon, so my opinion can easily change. For now, the Spirit Breaker and Shadow Shaman fails make me smile every-time I watch them.
2nd point: I'd trust Dotafire since their guides are most consistent in terms of quality. Some are old, so it's more about playing and developing a feel for the game in terms of what you need. For example. I helped my team win one game as Sand King by grabbing a Mek to go with my Arcane Boots, despite Mek not appearing on any typical item build. Another game I played Gyrocopter like a support by buying wards in order to keep Luna safe, and help Death Prophet mid get more runes. It ultimately led us to winning since having more map intelligence is always great. I was still able to build a Manta Style and Shadow Blade in the end, due to the enemy team constantly dying to us.
That's what I like a lot about DoTA, in that builds are never static. You can change up depending on what's going on, and that'll help you a lot in the end.
3rd point: DoTA fails of the week are hilarious stuff. Out of all the ones I watched so far, I think I like this collection the most
[video=youtube;S8IDoD77x2s]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8IDoD77x2s[/video]
I'll be watching more soon, so my opinion can easily change. For now, the Spirit Breaker and Shadow Shaman fails make me smile every-time I watch them.