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The Dota 2 Frankfurt Major: what you need to know

The group stages for the first-ever Dota 2 Major run tomorrow and Saturday, with the main event lasting from Monday to Saturday next week at Festhalle Messe in Frankfurt. This is the first of Dota 2’s ‘smaller’ regional championships: I say ‘smaller’ because it boasts a $3m prize pool. That exceeds every Dota 2 International prior to 2014 and every other tournament in every other competitive game, ever.

This is basically a bonus International: the same number of teams, the same format, and a world-class if not quite as eye-watering prize. Even so, there’s no reason to expect the Frankfurt Major to be any less dramatic than August’s main event.

What’s the format?

The group stages, which will be played over the next few days, will determine bracket placement in the main event. There are four groups of four teams, each playing best-of-threes in a double elimination format. Given the number of games taking place simultaneously, following all of the action in the group stages will be tough—but we’ll get to that in a minute.

The main event will be a double elimination bracket with all games played as best of three with the exception of the grand finals (best of five) and the first round of lower bracket games (best of one). On that basis, expect a bloody first day as the lower bracket teams scramble over each other for their tournament lives.

Where can I watch it?

All of the matches will be streamed on Twitch and via the official Dota 2 streaming site. You can also watch the matches in-client using Dota 2’s excellent spectator tools. This allows you to follow specific players, control the camera yourself, have your camera controlled by a specific commentator, or any combination of the above.

If you’re able to get to Frankfurt, the main event runs from 10:00 to 23:00 CET at Festhalle Frankfurt, Ludwig-Erhard-Anlage 1, Frankfurt. Its free to attend from Monday-Friday (though there’s likely to be some capacity restrictions) and a day ticket for the grand finals on Saturday costs €50.00. Get tickets and further information right here.

Where did IG go? And who is OG?

There have been some last-minute team changes due to the things that always happen at international esports events: Visa problems and surprise sponsorship. Chinese superstars IG encountered the former, and have been replaced by Newbee Young in Group C. OG, meanwhile, is the new name of (monkey) Business.

Which group stage matches should I watch?

There’s going to be a lot happening at once over the next few days and it’s very hard to choose which matches to watch. With that in mind, let’s break it down by day:

Photo credit: ESL/Robert Paul.

November 13th: Group A and B

Group A comprises Evil Geniuses, Fnatic, Virtus. pro and Newbee. EG can reasonably be expected to be the favourites, here, but they’ve not been on quite the same world-beating form as they were when they won the International with their former roster. There’s a lot of potential for upset within this group: Fnatic have talent but middling results. Newbee have regained their TI4-winning carry, Hao, and are stronger as a result. Virtus. pro are consistently entertaining to watch—their run of 5th and 6th place finishes belies their potential to knock out top-tier teams from time to time.

Group B comprises Vici Gaming, Unknown. xiu, Vega Squadron, and OG. Vici are the powerhouses here, a relatively known quantity in terms of talent, experience, and results. These are the guys you watch if you want the best chance of seeing absolutely top-tier Dota from every single player. Unknown. xiu are, appropriately enough, relative unknowns. They are the first South American team to ever qualify for an official Dota event, having been very successful (and very entertaining) in their run through the qualifiers. If you’re looking for an underdog to cheer for, these are your best bet.

Vega Squadron’s dark horse status took a hit when they failed to qualify for the TI5 main event, but they rode right back into form with their surprise victory at ESL One New York. OG, meanwhile, represent a wildcard of a different sort: a mashing together of new talent and veterans, former teammates and strangers. It’s a reunion of N0tail and Fly from old-Fnatic, Fly and MoonMeander from the TI5 compLexity lineup, plus relative newcomers Miracle – and Cr1t-.

On the 13th, then, I’d recommend starting with Vici Gaming vs. Unknown. xiu—while there’s a risk that it’ll be a one-sided game, it encapsulates the broadest spread of experience and new talent.

Photo credit: ESL/Carlton Beener.

November 14th: Group C and D

Group C comprises Team Secret, Newbee Young, LGD Gaming and Cloud9. Secret’s early fall was one of the big stories to emerge from TI5, but the subsequent roster change has worked out for them: they won MLG World Finals and Nanyang and came second at ESL One New York. They are, comfortably, the favourites to win this tournament. Newbee Young are less favoured: they’re relatively new, they haven’t played much outside of China, and they were a substitute for IG. LGD are better favoured with the post-TI5 addition of rOtK rounding out a talented squad. Cloud9, meanwhile, having undergone a dramatic shift since TI5, releasing their entire roster and becoming a fully North American rather than mostly-European team.

Group D comprises EHOME, Alliance, CDEC and Mineski. EHOME have lost rOtK to LGD since TI5 but have done well since, picking up 3rd place in Nanyang. This is one of the oldest names in pro Dota, and they’re definitely back. Also back: Alliance, the TI3 champions whose knife-edge heartattack victory over NiP in the Euro qualifiers was one of the biggest moments in professional Dota this year. CDEC’s journey to the TI5 grand final was one of the stories of the year too, albeit something that they’ve not quite managed to replicate since. Mineski, finally, are the great hope for Filipino Dota at the event having proved themselves against SEA counterparts Fnatic in the qualifiers.

On the 14th, I’d recommend starting with either EHOME vs. Alliance (to confirm whether or not ALLIANCE ARE DOING IT) or Secret vs. Newbee Young, as it’s an underdog-overdog matchup similar to Vici and Unknown. For me, Alliance vs. EHOME clinches it on a very important metric: silly pro player names. EHOME’s new lineup includes ‘old chicken’, while Alliance have been having a lot of success with ‘Mynuts’. If you would like to hear a professional commentator bellow something like ‘old chicken is ALL OVER Mynuts’, then this is your best chance to do so. And that, when it comes down to it, is what professional gaming is all about.

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Dota 2 tidehunter scepter gas

Leviathan, the Tidehunter, is a melee strength hero who is formidable due to his uncommonly tough hide and his ocean spells that sweep enemies upward. He can be played as a support or as an offlane hero whose greatest strengths lie in being able to take heavy amounts of damage in the early game and the disabling powers of his spells.

Though he does not deal especially high damage at any point in the game, his spells can have a devastating effect on the enemy without expending much mana. Dota 2 tidehunter scepter gas He is able to send forth a spray of water to slow down the enemy retreat and his outrageous ultimate, Ravage, throttles enemies in a massive area around him. The durability of his Kraken Shell allows him to shrug off damage for absurd survivability against low damage attacks. Tidehunter’s ability to shrug off damage and his enormous strength gain makes him very durable, and the power of his spells means he is a tank the enemy very much needs to target.

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Bio [ edit ]

Abilities [ edit ]

• Gush’s projectile travels at a speed of 2500.

• Gush first applies the debuff, then the damage.

• When upgraded, Gush releases a big wave, instead of a single target projectile. The wave always travels its full distance.
  • When targeting a unit, the wave is released towards its direction on cast. However, it does not home in on the target.
  • The wave travels at a speed of 1500 instead of 2500 like the non-upgraded projectile, taking 1.47 seconds to travel the full distance.
  • The wave can hit units up to 2460 range away (travel distance + radius).
  • The wave fully affects invisible enemies and enemies inside the Fog of War.
  • Provides 200 radius ground vision around each hit enemy for 2 seconds.
  • The wave does not provide any vision.
  • The second sound is used by the wave.

• Damage block stacks with passive melee damage block.

• The damage reduction is Damage Block and the debuff removal is a strong dispel.

• The damage reduction is always on and is not connected to the damage threshold for debuff removal.

• The Damage Block does not work against wards ( Plague Ward , Mass Serpent Ward , Death Ward ).

• Does not reduce physical damage from spells, except from Moon Glaives and The Swarm .

• Only damage from player owned sources (after reductions) is counted towards the debuff removal.

• Damage counter for the debuff removal resets when Tidehunter does not take player based damage for 6 seconds.

• It can’t dispel those deal damage before debuff, since it applies dispel on damage but not after the whole effect.

• A debuff removal proc is indicated by a sound effect and water particles on Tidehunter’s skin.

• The tentacles travel at a speed of 725.

• Hit units are knocked up 350 range for the initial 0.5 seconds of the stun.

• While in the air, other units may pass below hit airborne units.

• The damage is applied upon landing, not upon getting hit.

• Ravage’s effect is caused by a 250 units wide ring, which expands around the cast location at the given speed.
  • This means units within 250 radius upon cast are hit instantly.
  • The ring takes exactly 1.38 seconds to cover the remaining distance.
  • It also means that it is possible to evade the effects by blinking inside the expanding ring shortly after cast.

Talents [ edit ]

Hero Talents
+250 Damage	25	25% Cooldown Reduction
-5 Gush Armor	20	+30 Kraken Shell Damage Block
+25% Anchor Smash Damage Reduction	15	+40% XP Gain
+100 Gush Damage	10	+20 Movement Speed

Recommended items [ edit ]

• Tango gives health sustain to relieve enemy harassment.
• Healing Salve restores health to T >Enchanted Mango regenerates health passively; the burst mana restore also help with spell cast.
• Iron Branch gives cheap attributes, increasing health and damage.

• Magic Stick is useful for giving T >Boots of Speed are critical for purchasing on Tidehunter whether in the safe – or off-lane. In the off-lane, more movement speed may be required to evade gank attempts, and in the safe-lane it may be needed to quickly position yourself to cast Gush during a gank.

• Magic Wand gives T >Arcane Boots increases the size of T >Blink Dagger is possibly T >Drum of Endurance gives Tidehunter attributes, improving his mana pool, and movement speed for mobility. The active increases movement and attack speed of allies during engagements.

• Refresher Orb can extend Ravage’s duration by casting it twice, making it easier for allies to turn the t >Shiva’s Guard gives T >Aghanim’s Scepter greatly improves the potency of Gush, allowing T >Guardian Greaves is an expensive purchase, but greatly increases Tidehunter’s survivability and gives him much more teamfight contribution. The active allows Tidehunter to dispel debuffs off of himself if the enemy simply place low-damage disables on him to avoid proccing Kraken Shell, and the HP and mana restore are tremendous boons for pushes and teamfights. As well, the aura can provide tremendous amounts of armor and HP regen to teammates who are low.

• Force Staff is a useful mobility item to purchase that also serves as utility for your team. The extra intelligence helps with giving T >Pipe of Insight is a powerful tank and aura item, as it greatly reduces the amount of damage T >Glimmer Cape is a flexible initiation and utility item, as the invisibility and magic resistance can be used either to allow T >Mekansm is a useful utility item that can be purchased as a tank T >Octarine Core reduces cooldown of your abilities, putting enemies under more frequent threat of Ravage.
• Lotus Orb gives T >Vladmir’s Offering prov >Desolator increases Anchor Smash’s damage and allows it to shred multiple enemies’ armor.
• Solar Crest makes T >Helm of the Dominator grants attack speed and health regeneration to allies. It also allows T >Heart of Tarrasque is an expensive luxury item to farm, but can allow T >Radiance is a highly situational aura item that can be useful for tanking and chasing. Its burn damage and induced miss chance can force the enemy to engage you in teamfights, using their spells on you instead of teammates, and it can be a useful chasing tool as it allows T >Gameplay [ edit ]

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Category:Health Items

Each point of strength adds 19 points of health

Item	Cost	Strength	Health	Total Health Bonus	Bonus/Cost*100
Heart of Tarrasque	5500	40	300	1060	19.27
Eye of Skadi	5675	25	250	725	12.78
Bloodstone	5050	500	500	9.9
Armlet of Mordiggian	2600	25	475	18.27
Reaver	3200	25	475	14.84
Satanic	6150	25	475	7.72
Soul Booster	3300	450	450	13.64
Aghanim’s Scepter	4200	10	200	390	9.29
Heaven’s Halberd	3850	20	380	9.87
Rod of Atos	3100	325	325	10.48
Sange	2050	16	304	14.83
Sange and Yasha	4100	16	304	7.41
Necronomicon 3	5200	16	304	5.85
Linken’s Sphere	5175	15	285	5.51
Vitality Booster	1100	250	250	22.73
Vanguard	2225	250	250	11.24
Necronomicon 2	3950	12	228	5.77
Ogre Club	1000	10	190	19
Ultimate Orb	2100	10	190	9.05
Black King Bar	3900	10	190	4.87
Ethereal Blade	4900	10	190	3.88
Manta Style	5050	10	190	3.76
Scythe of Vyse	5675	10	190	3.35
Abyssal Blade	6750	10	190	2.81
Drum of Endurance	1725	9	171	9.91
Power Treads	1400	8	152	10.86
Necronomicon 1	2700	8	152	5.63
Ghost Scepter	1600	7	133	8.31
Belt of Strength	450	6	114	25.33
Bracer	525	6	114	21.71
Urn of Shadows	875	6	114	13.03
Skull Basher	2950	6	114	3.86
Mekansm	2306	5	95	4.12
Gauntlets of Strength	150	3	57	38
Null Talisman	480	3	57	11.88
Magic Wand	509	3	57	11.2
Wraith Band	585	3	57	9.74
Ring of Aquila	985	3	57	5.79
Dagon 1	2780	3	57	2.05
Dagon 2	4080	3	57	1.4
Dagon 3	5380	3	57	1.06
Dagon 4	6680	3	57	0.85
Dagon 5	7980	3	57	0.71
Circlet	185	2	38	20.54
Headdress	603	2	38	6.3
Buckler	803	2	38	4.73
Iron Branch	53	1	19	35.85

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Help:Image licensing

All images on Dota 2 Wiki must be accompanied by a license template that shows the copyright status of the image. This article lists the types of licensing templates available for use.

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Guidelines [ edit ]

Images and media on the Dota 2 Wiki must follow these licensing guidelines.

• All images must have a license template appear on their file page;
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For guidelines on image quality and resolution, please see Dota 2 Wiki:Images.

Game content [ edit ]

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The majority of files uploaded will use these licenses.

Artwork [ edit ]

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Dota 2 tournament thai massage

Dota 2 tournament thai massage

A pile of Compendium rewards have just been released! Check out the new Pudgling courier, chat emoticons, weather effects and more. Purchasing a Compendium unlocks all present and future Compendium rewards, such as couriers, immortal items, battle booster, stat tracking, and an unusual taunt for the upcoming Techies hero.

With this update, we’re also introducing Live Rewind, allowing you to pause, rewind, and jump around the timeline when spectating any live game. Saw an awesome team fight? Rewind and watch it again and again. Need to grab a drink while your favorite team is playing? Pause the match and resume when you get back.

Meanwhile, if you’re coming to The International, you might want to head over to our Ticketing FAQ to prepare yourself for the event.

Can’t make it to The International? Try joining (or hosting!) a Pubstomp, where people around the world gather locally to watch The International. Check out our Pubstomp page to learn more.

Fnatic at The International

There has been a lot of discussion over the last 24 hours regarding our requirement that Fnatic plays with Era at The International, and how it differs from Fear’s substitution in Evil Geniuses. In cases like this, we think being fully transparent is the right approach. Hopefully this sheds some light onto the situation for everyone.

New Team Matchmaking

Team matchmaking is now a part of ranked matchmaking, meaning the pool of available opponents for teams and full parties is now much larger. To play as a team, form a party of five players. If there is a team roster that contains all members of your party, you will then be presented with the option to play using that team’s identity. Choosing to use a team identity means it will be displayed in game, and matchmaking will use that team’s MMR. If you choose not to use a team identity, you’ll simply play as an ordinary group of five players.

Teams will be preferentially matched with other teams, however they may also be matched with a party of five that is not using a team identity.

We’ve also made it easier to coordinate with friends to play as a team by increasing the maximum team roster size to seven members. However, keep in mind that any roster change will result in the recalculation of the team’s MMR based on the ranking of each team member.

To make way for this new approach to ranked Team Matchmaking, we have cleared the MMRs of all existing teams. Teams will enter MMR calibration when they play their next game.

Finally, the participation requirements, available game modes, and abandonment rules for team matchmaking are now the same as ordinary ranked matchmaking.

In Compendium news, two stretch goal rewards have been released. The 1v1 Practice Mode lets you find a short match to practice your mid lane against different matchups. With the Favorite Hero Challenge, some new analysis tools have been added to help you track your performance.

The Path to The Dota 2 Championship

The teams have been invited, and the Qualifiers have ended. All that remains is to prepare for the battles to come. Now, we can reveal what form those battles will take. Head over to The Path to The Dota 2 Championship page and learn about each stage of the tournament, from the phases within the Playoffs all the way to the Grand Finals at the Main Event in KeyArena. Dota 2 tournament thai massage

The Immortals are here

The eleven Immortal Compendium rewards have been released.

Compendium owners will find Immortal Strongboxes in their Armory. Strongboxes work just like our new Treasures, granting no duplicate items for the nine primary Immortals. Each Treasure also has a chance of granting up to two bonus Immortals.

Each Compendium comes with one Immortal Strongbox and about every ten levels you are awarded an extra Treasure. You can level up your Compendium by performing tasks and by purchasing extra points.

New Stretch Goals

It’s been only twelve days since the Compendium launched, and already the prize pool for The International has risen to astonishing heights, rocketing beyond the $6,000,000 stretch goal. Now we’re introducing several new stretch goals to aim for. Head over to the Compendium website to learn more.

Haven’t bought a Compendium? Now’s the time make your mark on the biggest Dota 2 event of the year. Activate your Compendium to get the Evolving Battle Point Booster, Couriers, Loading Screens, HUD, a vote for which hero will receive the next Arcana item, upcoming Immortal items, and much more.

In tournament news, congratulations to NAR and Arrow Gaming for conquering their region’s qualifiers and earning their way to Seattle! The China and Europe qualifiers are happening this week, so be sure to tune in and catch some incredible games.

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Hero (unit type)

Heroes are the essential main characters of Dota 2, controlled by the players. Heroes possess the three attributes, strength, agility and intelligence, from which one is their primary attribute. They capable of leveling up through the means of experience, up to level 30, gaining additional attribute points, and ability points which can be spent to level up abilities or gain even more attributes. Heroes are also able to spend gold to purchase items.

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Spawning [ edit ]

All heroes spawn once at the beginning of the match after the picking phase, but only if the player locked in their pick.

The only heroes which spawn later on are hero clones, which can only be created by 3 heroes: Meepo , who can gain up to 4 permanent clones of himself by leveling Divided We Stand , which all die together when any of them dies (including the prime Meepo), Arc Warden , who can create a temporary clone of himself by casting Tempest Double , which expires like a regular summon, and Monkey King , who can create an army of temporary clones with Wukong’s Command , which are uncontrollable and only attack heroes. Like heroes, these clones do not disappear when dying (or expiring). Meepo’s clones respawn like regular heroes, while Arc Warden’s and Monkey King’s clones respawn whenever Tempest Double or Wukong’s Command is cast again. These hero clones are almost fully treated like regular heroes, with a few special interactions with some spells for fairness. However, since Meepo’s clones and Arc Warden’s clone work fundamentally differently (Meepo clones being permanents like heroes, and death to one means death to all, while Arc Warden’s clone is rather similar to a summon or an illusion), each have different unique interactions. Monkey King’s clones rather act like a spell effect and cannot be interacted with in any way. They stand at set locations and attack nearby enemy heroes automatically until the spell expires.

Illusions are also hero-type units, but unlike heroes, they do not respawn, but despawn completely after dying, like other units and summons. Each spell which creates illusions spawns completely new illusions on recast. Illusions are basically hero-based summons, copying the hero, but acting like a summon.

Killing and dying [ edit ]

Killing a hero grants players much bigger bonuses than killing almost any other unit. Heroes grant scaling gold based on their level and their current killing streak, and scaling experience based on their level. Heroes also gain killing streaks upon killing heroes. A killing streak increases the hero’s bounty, increasing its value for the enemy. A killing streak starts with 3 hero kills without any deaths in-between, and is capped at 10 kills. A streak longer than 10 has the same worth as a 10 killing streak. A hero’s current streak is globally announced whenever it makes a kill.

Streak length	Streak name	Streak value
0, 1, 2	N/A	N/A	0
3	Player is on a	60
4	Player is dominating	120
5	Player is on a mega Kill streak	180
6	Player is unstoppable!	240
7	Player is wicked sick	300
8	Player is on a monster kill streak	360
9	Player is GODLIKE	420
10+	Player is beyond GODLIKE , someone kill them!!	480
Announcer responses are customizable

The very first hero kill of the match, called the First Blood! , also grants an additional gold 150 to the killing hero. A hero’s bounty uses the following formula:

100 + streak value + (hero level × 8) (+ first blood)

A hero is only granted this gold if it actually killed the enemy (i. e. did killing blow). Otherwise, the hero either only gets assist gold and experience, or no gold and experience at all, based on how much time passed since the last time it damaged the target, and how far away the hero is if too much time passed.

Killing a hero also grants experience based on the hero’s level. Up to level 5 the experience bounty grows by 20 per level, starting at 100 on level 1 and reaching 180 on level 5. From level 6 and onward, each level increases the experience bounty by 100, starting with 280 on level 6, reaching 2180 on level 25. Although a hero can level up to 30, the experience bounty maxed out at level 25.

Killing multiple heroes in quick succession also results in a multi-kill. However, unlike a killing streak, a multi-kill has no gameplay influence and merely serves for aesthetics. Multi-kills do not require the hero to stay alive in-between the kills, if the hero dies, the multi-kill can still continue. A multi-kill occurs when killing a second hero within 18 seconds of the first kill. The multi-kill can be extended by killing even more heroes, all within 18 seconds of the previous kill. Like a killing streak, a multi-kill has no limit, but is “soft-capped” at 5, repeating the same line for 5 and more kills. The multi-kill stages are:

Kills	Announcement	Announcement with killing streak
1	N/A	N/A	N/A
2	Player got a double kill!	. with a double kill!
3	Player has a TRIPLE kill!	. with a TRIPLE kill!
4	Player earned an ULTRA KILL!	. with an ULTRA KILL!
5+	RAMPAGE.	. RAMPAGE.
Announcer responses are customizable

A hero’s death has a much bigger impact than the death of almost any other unit. When a hero dies, it stays dead for an amount of time based on its level and the player loses gold based on the player’s current net worth divded by 40. There is no way to directly reduce or avoid this gold loss. However, only unreliable gold is lost, reliable gold is not lost on death, meaning if a hero has almost no unreliable gold but a lot of reliable gold, dying does not cost as much as it would with much unreliable gold and little reliable gold. Dying also results in the loss of any ongoing killing streak the hero has. Heroes do not lose experience on death. As mentioned before, a death also grants gold and experience to nearby enemies and the killer. However, gold and experience is only granted to the enemy, and streaks are only lost when dying to an enemy.

Dying to neutral creeps, or getting denied by an ally or oneself neither grants the enemy any bounty, nor ends the current killing streak. Dying to a neutral creep results in a minimum death time of 26 seconds.

A table showing how much gold a hero grants and loses on death can be found here. A table showing how much experience a hero grants on death can be found here.

Respawning [ edit ]

After the first spawn, a hero does not spawn again. However, what heroes do instead is respawning. After a hero dies, it comes back to life after an amount of time based on its level. The maximum respawn time is reached on level 25. Upon respawning, the hero gets instantly moved to the fountain area, with its health and mana reset. Cooldowns are unaffected and buffs and debuffs are not cleared upon respawning.

Several abilities and items are able to affect the respawn timer and the respawn location.

Dota 2 clockwerk rampage total destruction

Clockwerk/Lore

Rattletrap descends from the same far-flung kindred as Sniper and Tinker, and like many of the Keen Folk, has offset his diminutive stature through the application of gadgetry and wit. The son of the son of a clockmaker, Rattletrap was many years apprenticed to that trade before war rode down from the mountains and swept the plains villages free of such innocent vocations. “Your new trade is battle,” his dying father told him as the village of their ancestors lay in charred and smoking ruins.

It is a poor tradesman who blames his tools, and Rattletrap was never one to make excuses. After burying his father among the ruins of their village, he set about to transform himself into the greatest tool of warfare that any world had ever seen. He vowed to never again be caught unprepared, instead using his talents to assemble a suit of powered Clockwerk armor to make the knights of other lands look like tin cans by comparison. Now Rattletrap is alive with devices—a small but deadly warrior whose skills at ambush and destruction have risen to near-automated levels of efficiency. An artisan of death, his mechanizations make short work of the unwary, heralding a new dawn in this age of warfare. What time is it? It’s Clockwerk time!

Clockwerk
Associated with
Heroes:	Sniper Tinker
Races:	Keen

Clockwerk appears to have a close relationship with Sniper and Tinker . According to Alchemist , his suit is powered by gasoline. [1]

Friendships and rivalries [ edit ]

Allies meeting Clockwerk

• Link▶️r Clever keen, let’s prove our mettle.
• Link▶️Link▶️r You lock ’em down tin man, I’ll take care of the rest

Enemies meeting Clockwerk

Enemies killing Clockwerk

• Link▶️ Get out the siphon. Clockwerk’s full of gasoline!
• Link▶️ Calm your beard, Rattletrap.
• Link▶️ Rattletrap, calm your beard.
• Link▶️ The only good Keen is a dead Keen.
• Link▶️ Rattletrap, you Keens are a pleasure to kill.
• Link▶️ I admire your craftsmanship; your durability I question.
• Link▶️ A shaken clock will soon stop ticking.
• Link▶️ The only good clock is a stopped clock.
• Link▶️ Clockworks…and then it doesn’t.
• Link▶️ Clock-blocked!
• Link▶️ All those gears don’t work so well with rockets lodged in ’em, huh?
• Link▶️Link▶️ Never trust an engineer.
• Link▶️Link▶️r I’ll pry you out of that tin can!
• Link▶️ Your exoskeleton couldn’t save you.
• Link▶️ Your exoskeleton was no match for Nyx.
• Link▶️ Mm, canned ham.
• Link▶️ Hm hm hm! Blew your fuses, didn’t I?
• Link▶️ What’s wrong? Was there sand in your gears?
• Link▶️ You can come out of that tin can any time.
• Link▶️Link▶️Link▶️ Little keen, consider yourself hell bent.
• Link▶️ Your metal jacket sank you faster than one of Kunkka’s ships.
• Link▶️ Rattletrap, all your parts are out of stock!
• Link▶️ What the heck? He’s soft on the inside.
• Link▶️ Your clock stops.
• Link▶️ You were strong for a keen, but that’s not saying much.
• Link▶️ You’re inside out.

Visage dota 2 competitive guide

Visage dota 2 competitive guide

I usually play him as a support so I’d go meka, Medallion of Courage. those two items would guarantee you survivability and kill on the early games. its enough to dominate people if you play it right.

I usually play him as a support so I’d go meka, Medallion of Courage. those two items would guarantee you survivability and kill on the early games. its enough to dominate people if you play it right.

I like Visage too, but he is in my opinion very difficult to play correctly.

– you have to keep your stacks of armor in mind, if you don’t, you’ll probably die
– you have to keep the charges of your damage thingy in mind. if you don’t, you’ll either waste charges or waste the spell
– you have to keep in mind how charged up your gargoyles are and recharge them if necessary, to make sure their damage is high enough
– you also have to keep the health of your gargoyles in mind, and in general move them around effectively
– in addition you have to time the chain stun well. you not only have to guess where your opponent is going and activate the first gargoyles stun at the right moment in advance, but also have the second one nearby and time it too
– using your gargoyles to scout without losing them since otherwise you feed the opponents
– pay attention what to use your debuff on. whether it’s the fleeing guy to slow him, or the carry to weaken him, or whatever

And all that at once. oO And in addition, the game ain’t saving the hotkeys for the gargoyles. If I save one gargoyle to number key 2, and the other to 3, and I resummon them, both are at 2. Quite annoying.

I like him, the model looks great, the abilities are interesting, but right now I don’t think I can play him effectively or spend the time to learn it. 🙂

I like Visage too, but he is in my opinion very difficult to play correctly.

– you have to keep your stacks of armor in mind, if you don’t, you’ll probably die
– you have to keep the charges of your damage thingy in mind. if you don’t, you’ll either waste charges or waste the spell
– you have to keep in mind how charged up your gargoyles are and recharge them if necessary, to make sure their damage is high enough
– you also have to keep the health of your gargoyles in mind, and in general move them around effectively
– in addition you have to time the chain stun well. you not only have to guess where your opponent is going and activate the first gargoyles stun at the right moment in advance, but also have the second one nearby and time it too
– using your gargoyles to scout without losing them since otherwise you feed the opponents
– pay attention what to use your debuff on. whether it’s the fleeing guy to slow him, or the carry to weaken him, or whatever

And all that at once. oO And in addition, the game ain’t saving the hotkeys for the gargoyles. If I save one gargoyle to number key 2, and the other to 3, and I resummon them, both are at 2. Quite annoying.

I like him, the model looks great, the abilities are interesting, but right now I don’t think I can play him effectively or spend the time to learn it. 🙂

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Natus Vincere

Natus Vincere
Ukraine
Created:	2010-10-22
Team Information
Captain:	Akbar “SonNeikO” Butaev
Coach(es):	Andrew “Mag” Chipenko
Manager(s):	Ihor “caff” Sydorenko
Sponsor(s):	G2A HyperX AOC Twitch. tv ЗОНА 51 Kiev CyberSport Arena GG. BET ESP Fragstore DXRacer Newzoo
Links
Website:	navi-gaming. com
datdota:	36
DOTABUFF:	36
OpenDota:	36
Facebook:	NatusVincere
Twitter:	natusvincere
VK:	natus. vincere
YouTube:	natusvinceretv
Winnings
Prizemoney:	$3,771,154 USD

Natus Vincere (Latin: “born to win”), also known as Na`Vi, is a Ukrainian multigaming e-Sports organization.

Contents

History [ edit ]

• 2017-04-20: rmN – is removed from the team, replaced by SoNNeikO. [3]

• 2017-07-30: XBOCT joins the team as a coach. [4]

• 2017-07-31: Pajkatt and Biver leave the team. [5]

• 2017-09-04: Crystallize and RodjER join the team. [6]
  • 2016-01-18: Ax. Mo is removed from the team due to internal issues. [7]
  • 2016-02-23: GeneRaL joins the team to complete the roster. [8]
  • 2016-11-07: SoNNeikO, ArtStyle and Ditya Ra leave Natus Vincere. [9]
  • 2016-12-27: Pajkatt, rmN – and Biver joins Natus Vincere. [10]
    • 2015-02-13: Funn1k leaves the team. [11]
    • 2015-03-09: DkPhobos joins as the team’s new offlaner. [12]
    • 2015-03-25: Goblak leaves the team. [13]
    • 2015-04-04: DkPhobos leaves the team to rejoin ASUS. Polar. [14]
    • 2015-04-05: Funn1k and ArtStyle rejoin the team, while SoNNeikO is accepted as a full member after a long standin period. VANSKOR becomes a reserve due to a long-term illness. [15]
    • 2015-08-26: ArtStyle and VANSKOR leave Natus Vincere. [16]
    • 2015-09-02: PSM joins Natus Vincere while ArtStyle and Kudes are announced as official subs. [17]
    • 2015-10-16: Natus Vincere disbands its Dota 2 Squad. [18]
    • 2015-10-20: Natus Vincere announces that Dendi and SoNNeikO have returned and will help form a new team. [19]
    • 2015-12-07: Ditya Ra, Ax. Mo and ArtStyle register for Natus Vincere for the upcoming major, as well as Sh4doweh and LeBronDota as subs.
      • 2014-08-18: KuroKy leaves Natus Vincere. [20]
      • 2014-08-20: Puppey leaves Natus Vincere. [21]
      • 2014-08-25: Natus Vincere announces that Fng and VANSKOR will join the team, with Fng being the new captain. [22]
      • 2014-10-31: Goblak joins the team as the new captain. [23]
      • 2014-11-07: Fng leaves the team. [24]
        • 2013-02-27: Funn1k from Team Empire joins the team, replacing ARS-ART. [25]
        • 2013-02-28: KuroKy from Mousesports joins the team, while LighTofHeaveN goes inactive. [26]
        • 2013-04-29: After his contract expires, LighTofHeaveN officially leaves for Team Empire. [27]
        • 2013-06-11: Natus Vincere picked up an all-female squad. [28]
          • 2011-06-17: Puppey and LighTofHeaveN replace Goblak and Axypa. Dota 2 na vi vs eg starladder cs
          • 2011-08: Na`Vi. DotA is invited to the first Dota 2 tournament at GamesCom, Cologne, Germany. The event named “The International” featured 16 invited top teams from all over the world with impressive amount of prize money – $1,600,000.
          • 2011-08-21: Na`Vi wins The International 2011, beating Chinese team EHOME with a 3 to 1 score in the final and grabbing a whopping prize of $1,000,000.
          • 2011-10-03: Artstyle leaves the team. [29] The captain position is taken up by Puppey.
          • 2011-11-30: ARS-ART takes the fifth slot on the roster.
            • 2010-10-22: The creation of a DotA squad is announced, which includes the best Ukrainian players. [30] Na`Vi simultaneously declares their intentions to announce a squad for StarCraft 2.
            • 2010-12-25: Mag

              

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Dota WTF

Dota 2 WTF Moments features the best and craziest scenes of Dota 2. Whether Win or Fail, Rampage and Skilled Play or Thug Life and Strange Bugs, Dota WTF has it all. Check out the latest releases and subscribe to the Youtube Channel Dota Watafak. Here you can find the summary of every episode. Tags help you to find the videos with your favorite Heroes. Leave a comment to give your opinion about the Dota 2 WTF Moments. Do you agree with our summary?

Dota 2 Daily WTF – There it goes!

This Dota 2 Daily WTF Clip Features:

Keeper of the Light is Chased by Juggernaut. Jugg Starts the Omnislash. On the Other Side of the Map – Jakiro Puts Clockwerk in Cold Embrace. KotL Teleports Clockwerk at his Position, so that Juggernaut starts to Omnislash the Frozen Clockwerk, who doesn´t Take Damage. Keeper of the Light Escapes. Dota WTF?

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This Dota 2 WTF Moments Clip Features:

Anti Mage Blinks in the Trees to Teleport Back but is Chased by all 5 Enemies

Low Health Shadow Fiend Flees back to Fountain and is Killed by Invokers Sun Strike

Amazing Pudge Escape

Chen has an Ancient Creep – Lifestealer Takes Over – Chen Takes it Back and Teleports him Back to the Base. Lifestealer get out and is Killed by the Fountain – LOL

Low HP Rubick Steals Naga Siren´s Song and Sings to Escape

Dota 2 Daily WTF – 2Big4U

This Dota 2 Daily WTF Clip Features:

Lifestealer takes over a Melee Creep and Destroys Tier 1 Mid Tower before it Gets Denied

Dota 2 Daily WTF – Techies Stories: Minefield

This Dota 2 Daily WTF Clip Features:

Techies Plants a Shitload of Mines and Kills Anti Mage – Meh. Remove Techies!

Dota 2 WTF Moments 141

This Dota 2 WTF Moments Clip Features:

Rubick Steals Winter Wyvern´s Curse, Puts it back on Wyvern, who Denies

Ultra Low Health Clockwerk Takes Shadow Fiend with him

Mirana Blocked and Killed by Spirit Bear

Epic Retard Sand King Ulti in Mines

Spirit Breaker Charges when Target Changes to Leshrac

Earthspirit Rampage with Zeus Ulti Combo

Dota 2 WTF Moments 140

This Dota 2 WTF Moments Clip Features:

Lifestealer Infested Ancient and Rampage

Special Agent Creeps Sneak to Enemies Base and Kill Courier

Lifestealer Tank Simulator

Techies Almost Kills Roshan with Mines

Huskar Jumps on Ball Lightning Storm Spirit and Flies to Enemy´s Fountain

Lucky Death Prophet Rampage

Dota 2 WTF Moments 139

This Dota 2 WTF Moments Clip Features:

Tusk´s Snowball Dodged by Teleport – Tusk Rolls on into Techies Mines,

Bane´s Fiend Grip Affects Phantom Lancer Even After Teleport

Batrider Lasso with Aghanim in 6.85

Nice Invoker Sun Strike Kills Tusk Just Before he Reaches the Fountain

Some More Errors

Ancients Keep Stacking Bug

Enigma BKB and Black Hole Fail

Timbersaw Lucky Rampage

Dota 2 WTF Moments 138

This Dota 2 WTF Moments Clip Features:

Venomancer Hinding and Blocking with Plague Wards

Skywrath Mage Not Dying

Shadow Demon Reflecting Pugna´s Life Drain with Lotus Orb