This post has been edited by v1n0d: Apr 7 2015, 10:13 AM

http://lol.garena.com/news/esports/heres-n...-structure-2015

LoL tournament structure for MY/SG announced. There's been a lot of talk about introducing a similar system for DotA 2. Valve currently lets the community do their own thing, but with the recent string of poorly organized tournaments, they could decide to step in and emulate Riot.

Or pick Wisp.

http://www.dotabuff.com/matches/1396824443

This game is full of lulz.

Maybe you can ask Bryan, he was the one playing Morphling in that game.

Either one must back down and switch role, or one gets kicked. This is the hard truth.

http://www.dotabuff.com/matches/1401047152

Viper invites me to a game.
Gets into a fight with the solo mid Magnus (for not buying Meka) and begins throwing.
I say it's unfair that he throws just because he got into a fight, especially when we're in the same party.
"It's only party MMR" he says, before deleting me.

DotA is serious business yo.

Slap them if they ever bitch about it again. Shoving all the gold and exp to your carry can prove to be a double-edged sword - if the enemy manages to take out your carry first, you're left with 4 heroes that lack gold and exp in comparison, two of which are commonly starved supports. I remember that post-TI3, analysis of Alliance's games showed that their major advantage in teamfights was that their team's farm distribution was more even; a combination of greedy supports, as well as sharing the towers/kills/jungle stacks.

There's an old Orange video where the entire team is trolling. They'll take turns to Eul an opponent one-by-one. Check it out and see the coordination they have.

Prior experience indicates that these parties almost always result in arguments, hence the adoption of the lone wolf way of life.

DotA 2 encourages an open community. Players from various backgrounds are lumped together as long as their base skill level matches. For old dogs like me that have been through the bashing of Warcraft III DotA inhouse leagues, in-game raging is all too common. That's why these days better to just duduk diam and play alone or with my old clanmates. If you think you can put up with my raging then feel free to add me, my ID is cartographer.

Dotabuff already has you covered: http://www.dotabuff.com/heroes/lanes?lane=off

At his level, a win may only award +5 points. If you want to be a stickler about the values, his total mmr gain for winning 10 games more than losing can be anywhere in between +50 to +250 points.

For a large sample size, it's possible to approximate the results using a normal distribution. In this case, it makes more sense to do so as Valve uses a modified TrueSkill algorithm to rate players, which is based off a normal distribution anyway.

RM25 registration fee, quite affordable. Good luck!

http://www.dotabuff.com/players/129422008/records

Nah eat your hearts out, 94-game win streak.

Edit: http://www.dotabuff.com/players/151818531/records

This guy's 97.

This post has been edited by v1n0d: Apr 22 2015, 01:36 PM

Your farming is very inefficient. I remember that we kept having to remind you to use your Midas.

That being said, there were multiple factors we lost that game.

Position 1 has the lowest skill ceiling.

Less activatable skills/items = easier to play. Give #1 WK, siap ada insurans in case mati.

IIRC when I started playing DotA I began with Drow & VS. Thanks to Valve's tutorial, new players now start with Sniper.