shadow ban means banning without the user knowing it. he still can browse all posts but his comments will need to be verified by mods 

nowaday everyone fav hero is invoker ah? every friggin game got invo, and then got friggin mirana.
every game

and they lose, lol hard. think got invo is good. why suddenly so many invo user? same like last time every friggin game got nyx until they nerf him 3 times. then no more nyx

talking about reddit situation le wtf
go and read our following convo context before quoting without any...

cuz thread ded, need topic.
what better way than discuss hot issue now and get more people to take up pitchforks lo.
and sad to know not many here follow reddit, the place for all the latest stuff.
cuz everything else is a report/rehash from fb or some news site you get ur dota info from.

you go register an account, surf r/"ahem" for a while then you will get motivated and get used for it 

they will add those "you must be over 18 to view this site" cyber law is not that strict on global scale bro unless you are Islam country then diff story

He played almost exclusively solo mid, but he did prove a fair point - if you're good, you'll go up regardless of your role. Fastest way up is high impact roles of course, but it's not impossible to move up as a support.

Mostly mid, yes. You should really read the full PlayDotA thread, he discusses the roles one should play at different MMR brackets.

I think you mean the splash damage ?

nope creeps become cleverer edi

haiz..just ignore him la
tak habis habis ni with just MMR

ahahah im back to feed the troll.

sniperz, i wonder why u keep bragging on past achievement.

must be because that's the highest u will ever achieve?

here's a secret. solo mmr doesnt reflect the true potential but ur fvcking attitude does.

ur offensive attitude will only get u so much.

learn to take a fall.

That one is former competitive player. Not sure about it but has relation to "bootlicking" of Dota 2 community.

That one is also LONG GONE. Don't worry about that. It's nothing naturally.
I'll stop with MMR and congratulate team Titans for being invited.
#roadtoTI4
You do make some sense. So I'll give a clap than other forumer. 

First step is to establish a stable squad. Look at teams like Na'vi, Fnatic, and Alliance; their rosters have undergone little (if any) changes. Most pro teams build around a couple of core players. Chinese teams have been less stable recently due to the Lunar Year player shuffle.

Once you have a stable roster, target a reasonable number of tournaments and place well in them. Most new teams tend to take on too much too early, and it severely affects them. It's usually the manager's responsibility to pick tournaments so that the players have enough time to train for each one. LAN tournaments are usually prioritized (due to the prize pool generally being bigger), but if sponsorship is limited, online tournaments are given precedence.