What dotA has taught me about life…

As we traverse the familiar IceFrog plains of life the only way to move up in levels and in the world is to gain experience. The older we get and the longer we play the more we level up as individuals and the more experience we gain. Gold helps us to achieve the items we want that we believe will make us better players, yet ultimately it all boils down to skill.

We are all given unique abilities to achieve this, and everyone has a unique or ultimate ability or talent. We must also accept and appreciate the skills and abilities of others in the same game of life and work with them to achieve greater ownage.

There are several of these other players – some that will help us achieve our goals, and others that will stand in our way and gank us when we are vulnerable. Some of these players will pawn us and bring us down, yet we always respawn and get given another chance - a chance to defeat our enemies and conquer our fears.

Sometimes we will find ourselves alone – far from home and the base the makes us feel safe and secure. Yet these are times where we can grow and gain experience on our own. It is a chance to farm and reap the seeds that we sow, which is often very rewarding.

There are also several neutral creeps in life who will simply let us be. It is up to us to decide whether or not to seek them out and reap the rewards of doing so. There are also people (shops) that we can seek out to get advise from and who will give us a helping hand towards our goals.

In exchange for all the support we get from teammates and admins, we must endeavour to defend what is most sacred to us. This can be seen as the Tree of Life, which we have been offered and allows us to continue our game and reach our goals on the other side.

Dota taught me that i can pawn noobs easier than in CS.

paste this in joke heaven please.

That should go to the bin,than jokes heaven.It's not even funny.

Whole lot of rubbish from dotards,as usual.

It's just a game,damnit.

admit it. you did chuckle seeing dotards trying to justify their beloved map-mod.

no? i did.

wow wat he say is true

aih. dotards do not read la. they only want to be heard and dun wan to hear others. thus the culture of dotards.

on the other hand, i bet you (cracksys flizzardo and cheesenium) play dota and what seperates you from the dotards is that you read

I think..

Dota really improves my english..