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OG Makes History as Winners of ‘Dota 2’ The International 2019

OG defeats Team Liqu > By Marc Wong

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OG is now officially the first-ever back-to-back winners of Dota 2’s yearly world championships, The International (TI), taking home a whopping $15.6 million USD, which accounts for 45.5 percent of the total $34.2 million USD TI9 prize pool.

Dota 2 TI, now in its ninth year, is one of the most watched global esports tournaments and, via their developer Valve’s in-game crowdfunding program, awards the largest single-event prize pool for the last seven years. Each year, Valve’s base developer contribution to TI’s prize pool maintains at $1.6 million USD since it started in 2011, making the Dota 2 player base the sole reason for its dominating competition reward — the epitome of a community celebrated game.

Just a few hours ago, OG (consisting ana, Topson, Ceb, JerAx and team captain, N0tail), defeated Team Liquid (consisting Miracle-, w33, MinD_ContRol, GH and team captain KuroKy), 3-1 in a Best of 5 Grand Finals, not only making them the first two-time TI champions, but also the first to hold up the Aegis of the Immortal back-to-back.

The final game saw OG pick Io (ana), Gyrocopter (Topson), Timbersaw (Ceb), Tiny (JerAx) and Abaddon (N0tail), against a Team Liquid draft of Bristleback (Miracle-), Windranger (w33), Omniknight (MinD_ContRol), Earth Spirit (GH) and Chen (KuroKy).

Perhaps the biggest mistake of Team Liquid in game four was not banning Io, which has been dominating this year’s championship with a final win:lose ratio of 12:4 — “you can’t spell champion without IO!” And it didn’t make it any easier that the support-intended hero was played as a carry by OG’s position one, ana. Dota 2 ti 2011 camaro Additionally, captain N0tail outwitted Team Liquid’s early-game Chen strategy by drafting a position three Timbersaw, played by Ceb, which helped OG drag out the game long enough for ana’s Io to get its items.

In the end, the champion-deciding fountain-diving match lasted only 24.45 minutes, with the obvious MVP, Topson, somewhat ironically playing the position two Gyrocopter — the downfall of Alliance. Topson, a Finnish professional Dota 2 player who only recently entered the Dota 2 competitive scene, made serious headlines last year at TI8 with his versatility and dominance. He excels at unconventional heroes like Zeus and Pugna, and is constantly capable of out-of-the-box strategies like his Diffuser Gyrocopter in said last match of TI9, which heavily handicapped Team Liquid’s Omniknight and Bristleback.

In 2018, OG became the first team to win TI from an open qualifier. This 2019, they dominated from the start, finishing first in their Group Stage, and maintaining 100% Upper Bracket wins at the Main Event. “They are so far ahead of any other team because of the versatility of their playstyle,” said one of the commentators at TI9.

Returning to the winner’s spotlight, an emotional OG Team Captain, N0tail, says: “It’s too hard to believe and it’s too good to be true but it feels good all the same. Thank you everyone for making this possible and I’m an animal apparently!”

TI9 was held on Chinese soil for the first time ever at the Mercedes-Benz Arena in Shanghai, and it was earlier announced that TI10 in 2020 will be held in Stockholm. Click the video below to watch the highlights of the TI9 Grand Finals.

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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?

This Dota 2 WTF Moments 255 Clip Features:

Tiny plays volleyball with Pangolier (0m14s)

Rubick steals Huskars ulti and keeps one-hitting his foes (1m11s)

Triple Pudge as Morphling morphs into Pudge and Rubick steals his spell (2m50s)

Riki can´t prevent Megacreeps from destroying the Ancient as attacking them doesn´t reveal him (3m48s)

Tiny throws 3 enemies onto a cliff (5m00s)

Lion baits Spirit Breaker (6m07s)

Clockwerks Hookshot through two lines of Storm Spirit Remnants kills him (7m11s)

Io tethers to Pangolier and gets a Rampage (8m28s)

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Dota 2 WTF Moments 254

This Dota 2 WTF Moments 254 Clip Features:

Pangolier flippers to kill Anti-Mage (0m12s)

Spirit Breaker charges at Storm Spirit who places Remnants after each 500 distance and dies (0m44s)

Morphling morphs into Tiny and plays Volleyball with real Tiny (1m13s)

Rubick steal Pangoliers Ulti and starts a race (1m25s)

Yet another Pangolier Ulti Fail (1m52s)

Tiny throws foe after foe as toss has no cooldown any more (2m09s)

Storm Spirit with Kaya rushes from his Ancient to enemies Ancient and kills two (2m28s)

Multiple Walrus Punches by Tusk (2m50s)

Insane Io creep block (3m07s)

Yet another Pangolier flipper kills Phantom Assassin (3m54s)

Pudge hooks both enemie´s bounty runes to his own base (4m23s)

Windranger combines Focus Fire and Winrun to destroy Ancient (5m36s)

Dark Willow uses Terrorize to make foes flee after they killed Roshan. EZ Aegis steal (6m28s)

Treant Protector keeps slapping and rooting Nature´s Prophet (7m30s)

Pangolier Rampage (8m37s)

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Dota 2 WTF Moments 253

This Dota 2 WTF Moments 253 Clip Features:

Dark Willow denies Vengeful Spirit, and Venges Illusion after death kills Dark Willow (0m14s)

Pangolier Flipper (1m10s)

Magnus rushes and saves all foes from beeing killed by Invoker´s Cataclysm (1m28s)

Another Pangolier Flipper (2m28s)

Riki can kill Roshan without being revealed (2m47s)

Yet another Pangolier Flipper (3m22s)

Io tethered to Winter Wyvern is an insane machine gun (3m37s)

Yet another Pangolier Flipper (4m43s)

Triple Cataclysm into Faceless Void´s Chronosphere (5m03s)

Batrider Flaming Lasso Combo with Pangolier´s Ulti (6m13s)

Pangolier Flipper. (7m53s)

Multiple Ghost Ships secure Kunkka Rampage (8m15s)

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This Dota 2 WTF Moments 188 Clip Features:

Triple Blademail Kills Tinker by Reflecting the March of the Machines (0m12s)

Riki Steals Gem of True Sight from Enemies Fountain (0m53s)

Spirit Breaker Targets a Creep to Escape from 2 Enemy Heroes, but when the Creep Falls, he Returns to them (2m00s)

Bristleback Pops his Blademail before Invis Shadow Fiend Casts his Ulti – Shadow Fiend Dies, but Bristle had no Vision before – Strange! (2m52s)

Rubick Stole Spirit Breaker´s Charge and Runs at him, Spirit Breaker Flees with his own Charge, but ends up beeing Stunned by Roshan when Passing the Pit and Dies (3m49s)

Meepo Kills AFK Faceless Void, FV Bitches About it and Meepo let Void Kill him in Return – True Friends (4m43s)

Earthshaker Kills himself with his Ulti because of Blademail (6m00s)

Terrorblade Swaps his Health in the Moment of Lion´s Finger of Death (6m31s)

Techies Suicide Bomb on Nature´s Prophet is Useless because of Ghost Scepter (7m10s)

Please Explain? (7m50s)

Dark Seer Vacuum and Wall of Replica Combo Rampage! (8m06s)

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This Dota 2 WTF Moments 187 Clip Features:

Bloodseeker Baited into Techies Bombs by Clever Morphling Play (0m12s)

Ursa Tricked by Magnus Illusions and Finally Killed by the Real One (1m29s)

Magnus Dies at Fountain Dive (2m21s)

Legion Commander Duels Disruptor. Windranger Blinks in, Plants a Tree with an Iron Branch, Shakles LC to the Tree and Kills him – Pro Play! (2m40s)

Tidehunter Wastes Double Ravage on Sven, who Dodges the First by Blinking Away and the Second with BKB (3m22s)

Kunkka Casts X on Tinker at the Fountain, he Teleports Away and Returns to Recharge – After a Couple Times of Repeating this, Winter Wyvern Casts Winter´s Curse on Tinker before he Returns and Kunkka Slaughters him (3m42s)

Ember Spirit Turned into a Pig when Casting a Remnant – His Remnant is Now a Pig ¯_(ツ)_/¯ (4m33s)

Someone Submits a Video to DotaWTF Thinking he found a Bug – Instead it´s a Simple Creep Kill (5m17s)

Ember Spirit Escapes to his Remnant – Unfortunately for him, Rubick is Waiting there and Placed Tons of Storm Spirit´s Static Remnants (7m38s)

Lion Single Finger of Death Rampage (8m40s)

Dota 2 WTF Moments 186

This Dota 2 WTF Moments 186 Clip Features:

Rubick keeps Hurling Tinker back (0m12s)

Another Nice Rubick Telekinesis Combo Kills Riki with the Help of Towers (0m43s)

Axe is Seperated from Enchantress by Earthshakers Fissure, but Enemy Spirit Breaker Punches him over to Secure the Kill (1m12s)

Lifestealer Infest Combo with Earthshaker and Spirit Breaker – SB Charges into Enemy Base, the 2 other Team Mates Teleport in with Boots of Travel Lvl 2 -> 5 Heroes Suddenly Appear and Win the Game (1m50s)

Noob Phantom Assassin Teleports to Invoker while he is under Attack of Dragon Knight. PA Dies by Fire Breath (2m49s)

Invis Nature´s Prophet Teleports away from Riki – Riki and Disruptor Think he is still there and Waste Time, Spells and Dust (3m50s)

Ember Spirit Double Escape (4m50s)

Wraith King with Aghanim´s Buys a Rapier. Whenever he Dies he Enters Wraith Form and Delays his Death for 7 Seconds – Enough Time to Teleport back to the Fountain and Keep the Rapier (5m28s)

Pugna Accidentally Casts Life Drain on a Friendly Creep and Dies by Healing the Creep (6m51s)

Tidehunter Fights Bravely but is Killed by Roshan when he Tries to Teleport back from the Roshpit at Ultra Low Health (7m31s)

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Evil Geniuses

Evil Geniuses
United States
Created:	1999 – Organization founding 2011-10-24 – Dota 2 division
Team Information
Coach(es):	Sam “BuLba” Sosale
Manager(s):	William “ReaverXai” Burden Phillip “Tallgeese” Aram
Sponsor(s):	Monster Energy Kingston HyperX SteelSeries PlanetSide 2 100TB CYBERPOWERPC AverMedia Design By Humans NEEDforSEAT USA BenQ
Links
Website:	evilgeniuses. gg
datdota:	39
DOTABUFF:	39
OpenDota:	39
Facebook:	EvilGeniuses
Twitter:	EvilGeniuses
VK:	evilgeniuses
YouTube:	myEGnet
Winnings
Prizemoney:	$14,698,353 USD

Evil Geniuses (EG) is a professional gaming organization based out of the United States. Founded in 1999, the organization is known as being the premiere North American electronic sports organization, boasting highly successful players across each competitive genre.

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History [ edit ]

• 2018-05-27: MiSeRy[1] and Fear[2] leave the squad.

• 2018-05-28: Fly and s4 join the team.
  • 2017-08-30: zai leaves the team. [3]
  • 2017-09-01: Fear returns to the team. [4]
  • 2017-12-20: UNiVeRsE gets replaced by MiSeRy. [5]
    • 2016-03-22: Arteezy and UNiVeRsE leave the team to join Team Secret. [6]SumaiL and Fear similarly intend to leave however later dec >[7]
    • 2016-06-09: BuLba leaves to join Team Secret, UNiVeRsE returns to replace him. [8]
    • 2016-06-12: Aui_2000 leaves the team and is replaced with zai. [9]
    • 2016-08-27: Fear and zai are released from the team. [10]
    • 2016-08-28: SumaiL leaves the team. [10]
    • 2016-09-03: The team is temporarily disbanded. [10]
    • 2016-09-14: Fear retires and becomes the coach. [11]
    • 2016-09-15: The team reformed with Arteezy, SumaiL, UNiVeRsE, zai, and Cr1t-. [12]
      • 2015-01-05: Arteezy and zai leave the team to join Team Secret and are replaced with Aui_2000 and SumaiL. [13]
      • 2015-08-14: After winning The International 2015, Aui_2000 leaves the team as Fear moves to support and Arteezy rejoins the team. [14]
      • 2015-08-30: Zai rejoins the team as an official sub. [15]
        • 2014-02-21: EG announces their new roster (formerly known as S A D B O Y S), which consists of Fear, Arteezy, UNiVeRsE, Zai, and ppd. They also announce the addition of Monolith as a manager. [16]
        • 2014-06-02: Fear is replaced by common stand-in player mason due to a wrist injury. Fear remains with the organization as a coach for the team. [17]
        • 2014-07: After The International 2014, mason is released from the team. [18]
        • 2014-08-22: Fear rejoins the team. [19]
          2013-03: SexyBamboe joins the team, while Maelk steps down from the main squad to become the coach. [20]

          2012-02-22: Pajkatt leaves Evil Geniuses and is replaced with Lacoste and Maelk. [21]

          2011-10-24: EG sees the return of two former DotA players, Clinton “Fear” Loomis and Jimmy “DeMoN” Ho, with the acquisition of their first Dota 2 squad. [22]

          2009-12-03: EG’s North American DotA squad departs, following two months of minimal practice and insufficient exposure. [23]

          • 2008-04-08: Evil Geniuses acquires the eMg DotA team. [24]
          • 2012-09-12: Bulba and UNiVeRsE both depart from the team. Jeyo (formerly of Complexity Gaming) and bdiz are picked up as replacements. [25]
          • 2013-09-19: SexyBamboe, DeMoN and bdiz are released from the team and MSS, Fogged and UNiVeRsE take their places. [26]

            

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TI9 Predictions | Betting tips and odds

The International (TI 9) begins August 15, 2019 at the Mercedes-Benz Arena in Shanghai, China. Dota 2 ti 3 qualifiers definition Eighteen teams from the six global regions will battle for their share of the

31 million USD TI9 prize pool. Europe is the most represented region at this year’s event with 6 out of the 18 teams representing the region. The second most represented region is China with 4 teams.

© Dota 2 The International

The regular 2018/19 season went the way of Team Secret, who managed to win two of the five majors and end up 2 nd or 3 rd in others. In fact, out of the twelve teams with direct Invites to the The International only 3 teams (2 Secret, 1 Virtus. Pro, 2 Vici Gaming) managed to secure a win at one of the five Majors. TI9 Regional qualifiers were held in July 2019 to determined the six final participants at the event. Two former champions Na’Vi (2011) and Newbee (2014) secured their spot at the event through regional qualifiers. The qualifiers were divided by country: Europe, CIS, North America, China, Southeast Asia. Dota 2 ti 3 qualifiers definition TI 9 European Qualifiers took place between July 11 th – 14 th .

This season resulted in six out of the eight previous Champions qualifying for the The International 2019.

Fantasy leagues and betting providers are buzzing with TI9 betting odds and coefficients already. In order to stay ahead of the curve and prepare our readers for the upcoming festivities we aim to create the ultimate Dota 2 TI9 predictions out there.

Below are our predictions Dota 2 TI9 predictions categorized by odds and value.

Place your Dota 2 TI9 bets with Unikrn:

Outright winner

We begin our TI9 betting guide with the mother-of-all predictions “Outright Winner” of The International 2019. Dota 2 betting sites and analysts are favoring Team Secret as the team with the highest chance of winning. For those that prefer safe betting, our choice is instead Vici Gaming as the team with the best chance at winning. If you are looking to place a longshot bet at a winner and net better winnings look no further than Virtus. Pro. It offers the best “bang for your buck” bet out of the attending teams while also being a relatively likely winner.

As tradition goes, each year thousands of predictions are made about the outright winner and less then 1% percent of the analysis is on point. Taking such high probability of upsets and uncertainty into account, Virtus. Pro is the best value and odds bet for the Outright Winner at The International (2019).

Group Stage

On the 14 th of August 2019, Valve announced the group draw for The International 2019: Group Stage. At first glance, both groups of nine are somewhat equal in balance, making for an interesting opportunity for TI9 fantasy pick’ems and bets. The odds for teams advancing out of the Group Stage and into the winner/loser bracket stage still favor the best performers from the Regular Season.

Group A

• Team Secret
• Team Liquid
• TNC Predator
• PSG LGD
• Chaos Esports
• Keen Gaming
• Alliance
• Mineski
• Newbee

Group B

• Virtus. ro
• Vici Gaming
• Evil Geniuses
• Fnatic
• Ninjas in Pyjamas
• OG
• Infamous
• Natus Vincere
• Royal Never Give Up

A plethora of bets and fantasy picks became available after the groups were announced varying from “Average deaths per player” to “Champion versus champion pick amounts”. Some of these betting categories are so outrageous to predict. A specific TI meta will evolve during the event and game times and player performance will vary greatly based on the evolving meta. Dota 2 ti 3 qualifiers definition We would advise against trying to predict any of these outcomes unless you are a 5000iq 5head.

As for more reasonable prediction categories we would single out:

• Team eliminated from Group A: Mineski
• Team eliminated from Group B: Infamous
• Teams to advance to Winner Bracket out of Group A: Secret, Liquid, PSG. LGD, TNC Predator
• Teams to advance to Winner Bracket out of Group B: Vici Gaming, Virtus. Pro, OG, Evil Geniuses
• Group A points leader: Team Secret
• Group B points leader: Vici Gaming

For a day by day prediction of match outcomes we have prepared the following news articles:

Outright bets

A plethora of Dota 2 TI 2019 outright bets are available at various betting sites. Based on current and past TI9 betting odds and results, we predict the following outcomes:

Region to likely be Champion at TI 2019: Europe
Teams to likely reach Grand Final: Virtus. Pro, Liquid, Vici Gaming
Top team in Region: Team Secret (EU), Vici Gaming (CN), Virtus. Pro (CIS), Fnatic (SEA)
Region of Winner: Europe
Past Champion to Win TI 2019: No
Invited team vs Qualified team to win TI 9: Invited Team

The predictions above are generated based on trends and results in previous competitions and Majors in the 2018/19 season.

Compendium Specials

No Dota 2 TI9 predictions can be complete without the Compendium Specials. Some of the most entertaining bets and predictions can be placed on game time, kill and death averages. We will split the predictions in two categories. Best odds and best value.

Category	Best Odds	Best Value
Team to win longest game	Secret	NiP
Team to win the shortest game	Liquid	OG
Team with fewest deaths in game	Secret	PSG. LGD
Team with highest game length average	TNC Predator	NiP
Team with highest kill average	Secret	Virtus. Pro
Team with most assists in game	ViCi	Virtus. Pro
Team with fewest deaths in game	Liquid	Evil Geniuses
Team with most kills in game	Secret	OG

Check out our selection of esports betting sites and esports betting bonus offers for the best TI9 betting odds. Place your bets wisely.

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KUNKKA, how to not be a fail boat

Booyahz HON crossover build

DotA2 Hero: Kunkka

Purchase Order

Initial

M > Power Treads

Late game

Hero Skills

Torrent

T >

1 3 5 7

X Marks the Spot

Ghostship

Talents

10

14

15

17

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KUNKKA, how to not be a fail boat

1.	ALL ABOARD
2.	Items
3.	Skills
4.	Summary
5.	Pros / Cons

ALL ABOARD

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Items

The initial items are fairly basic, and are also in the shop as a recommendation.
The 2 gauntlets of strength really help bump up your early damage and health as well as Regen, you can supplement with branches if you prefer, since you could have a double stun team and need the extra mana, but i prefer the extra gauntlet simply because it makes your tidebringer attack that much stronger.

The tango, healing salve and mana pot are there just for that.

Power boots are a must of course. You have to have speed, the str bonus, and the attack speed helps when your chasing people down after a torrent or x marks the spot. The multiple bracers and vanguard help with the tankiness, just giving him more survivability, while the bracers also help with his low intell gain from levels that you’re going to need with mass torrents and x marks the spot.
The Crystalis is extremely useful for tidebringer. If you catch an ult on it, and the subsequent daedalus, it goes into tidebringer unleashing large crits in a massive aoe, making this hero extremely dangerous in teamfights and extremely good at farming lanes and jungles. Lastly the helm of the dominator further increases his survivability by giving healthsteal and the +5 armor bonus.

Daedalus is just an obvious upgrade to Crystalis, making Kunkka deal that much more damage, and the satanic and heart are to further increase his tankiness to the maximum level so you can take hits and deal out mass t >

Skills

This skill build is for aoe damage and mostly for a solo lane.

Your maxing out tidebringer so you can keep the damage on your opposing hero in lane. If you can, play it smart against ranged opponents. Every-time your c/d comes up, run up and slash a creep making sure that the opponent is directly behind it, so you do damage to him as well, then run backwards to stay out of his range.
There is a range to tidebringer, but the tidebringer is fairly large.
Once you have level 2 torrent at level 4, try to wear down your opponent to about half or hopefully a little under half health. Once there, position your torrent touching him and slightly behind him, so if they try to run they get hit anyways, then throw out another tide bringer right on them, or at the creeps near you with the opponent behind. If they run, which they should since they’re very close to dead, chase them and try to torrent where they’re running when the c/d is up, if not, just keep chasing and once the creeps get near, attack them with the opponent behind again and it should kill them. Easy first-bloods with this hero since Tidebringer is extremely op early game.

I’m assuming for mid game your around levels 8-16.
You’ll have all your skills set, including your x marks the spot at level 2 which is very useful for ganking and that’s what Kunkka is all about. At this point you have at least power boots, and vanguard. So your a little beefy(high health) do decent damage, and have a good attack speed.
I’m going to make two scenarios here, and what you should do in each, it should b all around.

Scenario One, the Team Fight:

Hopefully you have some aoe fighters with you to keep the damage up with your ultimate(Ghost Ship) and your torrent landing. Throw a torrent as the initiator, right on the heroes in the front, it stuns and slows them, making it hard to get away. As soon as you throw the torrent, click on your ghost ship to be just in front of the enemies in the back, the ghost ship always goes forward a bit of an extra distance from what you selected it, so keep that in mind as you position it. Try to get the ghost ship to go through your teammates as it “delays” damage(makes your damage halved for a short time, but then it will all come back to you) and speeds you up as well. When the torrent lands the ghost ship is already on it’s way, attack the first hero/creep in front of you to effect tidebringer, then use an x marks the spot on anybody that tries to get away, at full level 4 that will last for 4 seconds on delay, but since we’re at level 2, throw another torrent down if it’s off c/d yet and it should b almost immediately after x marks the spot affects the enemy hero, where you can again slash with tidebringer and with the rest of your teammates damage break down the last of the opponents.

With the above scenario in mind, I’m going to assume you know how torrent/tidebringer and ghost ship/x marks the spot work so we’ll gloss that over.

With a stunner, have your stunner hit the opponent first, throw a torrent down as soon as you see it, and a ghost ship if you have it right after just like the previous scenario. Run up and tidebringer the opponent and x marks the spot right after. Pretty much easy-mode after that.

For late game, try to time your shadow blade. Torrent the opponent, then shadow blade up and attack as they’re landing. The first attack out of the ghost walk will add 150 damage, plus if you have Daedalus it stacks with the crit and that’s a whole lot of damage, x marks the spot after, and if they try to run and it’s narrow, throw a ghost ship at them. The Cooldown is fairly short and immediately after you can torrent and ghostwalk t >

Summary

Overall Kunkka is one of my favorite heroes in any game ever.
He’s just easy to use, easy to understand, if you get the right items and land your torrents and ghost ships, it’s game. He’s great vs. invis heroes because his t >

Imba dota 2 pudge sets

Dota IMBA

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Dota IMBA
Dota IMBA is a normal game of Dota, infusing heroes with abnormal power. Whether it be through adding new properties to existing abilities and items or creating these anew, Dota IMBA tries to balance heroes and items by making them imbalanced.
Workshop:	Dota IMBA
Players:	10 / 20 / 24
Teams:	5v5, 10v10, 8×3
Creator:	Firetoad, Hewdraw
Created:	2015-05-09
Last update:	2018-06-19
Latest version:	7.13
Average duration:	10-60 minutes
GitHub:	https://github. com/EarthSalamander42/dota_imba
Discord:	https://discord. gg/enWxNn
Website:	http://www. dota2imba. Imba dota 2 pudge sets fr/

Dota IMBA is a custom game played on a regular Dota 2 map, with 10, 12, or 20 players in a variety of maps and game modes. There are four unique game modes available for Dota IMBA, each of which has their own customizable game rules and mechanics.

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Gameplay [ edit ]

• The goal of the game is to destroy the enemy ancient.
• Buildings and Towers receive new abilities, all of which upgrade whenever a building on the owner’s team falls.
• Gold and experience gain from creeps and structures ranges from 130%-400% of their normal values (depending on the mode played);
• Runes have been reworked and each have a unique ability, some affect nearby team mates.
• Roshan has been entirely reworked with added skills and stat changes to remain a difficult challenge
  • Respawn time has been reduced, and drops Roshlings that drop cheese on death
• Heroes available in Dota IMBA are div >Heroes [ edit ]

  Heroes are separated into two classes: IMBA Heroes and Lazy Heroes. IMBA Heroes have custom skills and enhanced mechanics, while Lazy Heroes have their numbers tweaked to make them stronger.

  Other Changes [ edit ]

  Dota IMBA overhauls most of the remaining mechanics in Dota 2, changing the pace of gameplay to suit the changes to heroes.

  IMBA Heroes	Lazy Heroes
  Strength

  Miscellaneous ChangesItems Items

  Creeps Lane Creeps Neutrals Roshan

  Buildings Tower Abilities Map TypesGame Modes

  Credits [ edit ]

  Dota IMBA is based on Mimiya’s Warcraft III mod of the same name, and made with his consent.

  Developers: Firetoad & Hewdraw

  Title and loading screens: Zimberzimber

  Big thanks to all the great fellas who hang in the #Dota2mods channel, helping any time they can! A special mention to BMD, for his barebones base mod and awesome libraries.

  Finally, a hug to our loyal players, which frequently contribute in various ways to IMBA, be it with balance, bug reports, or just general feedback!

  

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Dota 2 International 2015: Final Day

In yesterday’s report on The International, I said that we could only hope that the remaining teams at The International had a few tricks left up their sleeves, or the last games would be foregone conclusions. Fortunately, LGD, CDEC, and Evil Geniuses all showed up with some surprises. But nobody was as surprising as the new 2015 International champion, Evil Geniuses.

Match of the Day: EG vs. CDEC

There wasn’t a dull moment on the last day of The International. Evil Geniuses played brilliant games that showed their strengths at every aspect of the game, from hero pools for each player to drafting to farming to fighting. But it wouldn’t have been half as much fun watching them win if they hadn’t had such good opponents throughout this final day.

Yet it was the Grand Final against CDEC that drew out the best of EG. Sumail’s Storm Spirit weathered an onslaught of ganks yet somehow ended up ahead on farm anyway and left the rest of his team free to start going to work on CDEC. As EG started to hit a power-spike in the mid-game, CDEC torn to pieces. It established a problem that CDEC were never able to solve: they could either shut-down SumaiL and let Fear and UNiVeRsE start taking over the map, or they could try and contain Fear and UNiVeRsE and leave Sumail to get out of control.

A poor draft from EG in the second game let CDEC back into the series, as EG gave up Leshrac and then CDEC picked a Broodmother into Sumail’s Windranger. The mid-lane Broodmother seemed to throw EG off their game and they never really found their footing against CDEC, who took a fairly smooth win over an EG that sometimes seemed too desperate to make plays.

Yet EG refused to be afraid of Leshrac, arguably the single strongest hero in the game, and leaving him open for CDEC baited them into picking him again and again. CDEC got the hero again in Game 3, but this time EG were able to get control of themselves, start playing a little more cautiously, and start taking control of the match. They also started respecting CDEC’s use of Smoke of Deceit a bit more, and would pull back from any vulnerable locations when they realized they’d lost track of CDEC, which shut down CDEC’s ganking game and let EG regain the initiative.

With their tournament lives on the line, CDEC opted for a different kind of lineup in game 4, ditching Leshrac for a Dragon Knight… but at the cost of giving EG their dream draft. Sumail was back on Storm Spirit. UNiVeRsE had Earthshaker, and Fear had Gryrocopter, And just to make sure EG could control every engagement, ppd was on Ancient Apparition while Aui was on Naga Siren.

CDEC held their own despite the strength of EG’s lineup, yet didn’t quite give it the respect it deserved. It all led to the single greatest moment of the Grand Final, where CDEC’s International dreams slipped away in the space of a few ill-chosen seconds.

Seriously, watch that again. Don’t watch the animations, just look at the health bars for CDEC after they star that Roshan. That’s how quickly CDEC lost The International.

State of Play

1st Place: Evil Geniuses
2nd Place: CDEC Gaming
3rd Place: LGD Gaming
4th Place: Vici Gaming
5th-6th: EHOME, Virtus. pro
7th-8th: MVP Phoenix, Team Secret
9th-12th: Team Empire, Cloud9, CompLexity, Invictus
13th-16th: Newbee, Na’Vi, Fnatic, MVP Hot6ix

Talking Points

• MMY’s Finest and Final Hour

CDEC’s last-minute annihilation in Game 4 of the final was hardly the only throw of the day. LGD’s Lei “MMY” Zengrong went from hero to zero in the space of his second game against EG. After making one of the most astonishing clutch Rubick plays of the tournament, he threw away LGD’s rally by over-pursuing EG on the back of a great team fight for LGD.

He tunnel-visioned on EG’s ppd and chased him deep into the Radiant jungle alone, where he got sniped by Aui and let EG turn the entire game as they rushed back to Dire side and killed off the rest of LGD. MMY’s over-eagerness caused a gold swing north of 10,000 by the end of the fight, and guaranteed that LGD would have to settle for third.

EG’s Saahil “UNiVeRsE” Arora played like a legend on this final day of The International, with some of the coldest and calmest moves of the tournament. Look at this escape from an LGD gank.

That pretty much summed up his night. He was managing every engagement down to the last microsecond and the last hitpoint.

• Closing the Deal

A great night of Dota ended with a some regrettable moments. The Evil Geniuses team themselves, despite having given North America its biggest tournament win ever in eSports, proved to be one of the least animated and charismatic groups of people in professional gaming. It was like the booth opened and five Smokin’ Jay Cutlers stepped out.

Fear later explained that everyone was exhausted and wanted to go home, but still…

it was a huge moment that everyone wanted to share, and Evil Geniuses kind of poured cold water all over it. It’s one thing to seem overcome or speechless in the face of a huge event, but EG’s collective “meh” was utterly deflating.

An inscrutable performance from Deadmau5 didn’t help matters. No sooner had EG shrugged their way off the stage than a hyped up crowd was being treated to some of chillest house music this side of a W Hotel bar at 8 AM. Then the Canadian started playing Avicii’s “Levels” and cut the the music off mid-track, and ran from the stage flapping his arms.

It was a strange way to finish crowning a world champion.

Looking Ahead

That does it for the 2015 International and the 2014-15 Dota season that revolved around it. The next time Valve hosts one of these, it should be a new era for Dota 2. The Dota Majors series promises to reshape the Dota calendar and hopefully make it easier for casual fans to follow the game, as well as give teams more reasons to stay together between Internationals.

But more importantly, this tournament seemed to mark a changing of the guard. China, always the strongest overall region at these tournaments, had another terrific showing, but the twist was that it was the upstart CDEC team that turned in the best performance, followed by a retooled LGD squad, while many of the giants of Chinese Dota came up short.

Alliance weren’t even there. Team Secret were a bit of a disappointment despite their star lineup, Na’Vi were eliminated at the start… and in the end, it was a North American team of veterans and a star Pakistani rookie who broke China’s grip on this tournament and gave North America its greatest victory in eSports to date.

Will that change things? Will North America finally have a MOBA scene it can be proud of, and will the next year of pro Dota feature more North American teams following in EG’s footsteps, more Korean teams traveling the path that MVP blazed these last years, and a new generation of Chinese and European talent overturning the old order?

Tonight, it seems like anything is possible.

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Earthshaker/Responses

Voice responses

Contents

Loadout

• Link▶️ Earthshaker!
• Link▶️ Earthshaker here!
• Link▶️ Feel the earth shake!
• Link▶️ Quiver and quake!
• Link▶️ Shake it!
• Link▶️ Grounded!
• Link▶️ Time to shake things up and see where they settle.
• Link▶️ Let’s shake things up!
• Link▶️ The earth moves under my feet!
• Link▶️ Shake it and take it!
• Link▶️ Feel the Earth move!
• Link▶️ I’m gonna pound you!

Drafting

Entering battle

• Link▶️ Earthshaker!
• Link▶️ Feel the earth shake!
• Link▶️ Quiver and quake!
• Link▶️ Shake it!
• Link▶️ Grounded!

Taunting

• Link▶️ It’s in the bag!
• Link▶️ It’s in the bag!
• Link▶️ It’s never been more in the bag!

Beginning battle

• Link▶️ Time to shake things up and see where they settle.
• Link▶️ It’s shake-time!

Moving

Attacking

• Link▶️ Attack!
• Link▶️ Let the earth quake!
• Link▶️ Shake it and take it!
• Link▶️ Tremble!
• Link▶️ Shakedown!
• Link▶️ Down you go!
• Link▶️ Feel the Earth move!
• Link▶️ I’m gonna pound you!

Ordering a spell cast

Only when distance is at least 2x the cast range, 4 seconds cooldown

• Link▶️ It’s my time.
• Link▶️ The time has come.
• Link▶️ The time you’ve all been waiting for.
• Link▶️ The time has come.

Abilities

Echo Slam
After cast, no heroes hit by initial damage

After cast, 2 heroes hit by initial damage

After cast, 3+ heroes hit by initial damage

Leveling up

• Link▶️ Stronger by an order of magnitude!
• Link▶️ My strength increases!
• Link▶️ More power to me!
• Link▶️ And the earth moves.
• Link▶️ I’ll shake them to their cores!
• Link▶️ I am greatly moved.
• Link▶️ My heart is pounding.
• Link▶️ Did you feel that?
• Link▶️ I quake with power.
• Link▶️ No one sees an earthquake coming.

Killing an enemy

• Link▶️ Back to earth!
• Link▶️ Earth take you!
• Link▶️ To the dust return.
• Link▶️ Shake-down!
• Link▶️ Return to the earth.
• Link▶️ Be still…
• Link▶️ You’re no great shakes.
• Link▶️ It was your own damn fault.
• Link▶️ That was no shock.
• Link▶️ It’s a matter of Magnitude.
• Link▶️ Don’t take that magnitude with me.
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• Link▶️ Ha ha!
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• Link▶️ Ha!
• Link▶️ Hm hm hm hm.
• Link▶️ Hm hm hm.

• Link▶️ Tiny, your name is still too big for you.
• Link▶️ I broke you into little bits.
• Link▶️ Was the soil too rocky to hold your roots?
• Link▶️ You’ll find no safe soil here.
• Link▶️ Who gave you permission to prance across the earth?
• Link▶️ No longer will your hooves dig into my hide.
• Link▶️ This is no place for a mother.
• Link▶️ Pick a different place to raise a family next time.
• Link▶️ I’ll not bow to you, Sand King, but I liked your style.
• 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▶️ Worship that!
• Link▶️ Stop clogging the lanes.
• Link▶️ Thus I confound the Prophet.
• Link▶️ It was time to clear the underbrush.
• Link▶️ I didn’t need a contract to hunt you down.
• Link▶️ Respect the earth…shaker.
• Link▶️ It was getting far too crowded.
• Link▶️ Phantom Lancer, I hate all of you.
• Link▶️ Divided you fell.
• Link▶️ Dark Seer, you shouldn’t be seen in such company.

• Link▶️ First Blood…and you had better get used to it.

Last hitting

Denying

Requires visible enemy player within 1000 radius, 60 seconds cooldown

Acquiring an item

• Link▶️ I’ve been saving up for this.
• Link▶️ Mine at last.
• Link▶️ Inherit the earth.

Acquiring a specific item

• Link▶️ The grave will have to wait.

Dying

• Link▶️ Ugh…
• Link▶️ Bury me here.
• Link▶️ Back to dust…
• Link▶️ All fall down…
• Link▶️ Down I go.
• Link▶️ Not my fault…
• Link▶️ So still…
• Link▶️ Stop shaking…
• Link▶️ Shocking…

Respawning

• Link▶️ Shake it off!
• Link▶️ Back for more.
• Link▶️ Reduce, reuse, respawn.
• Link▶️ You can’t keep me down.
• Link▶️ I’ll hold my ground.
• Link▶️ Whoa… Aftershocks…
• Link▶️ The Earth needs me.
• Link▶️ The Earth calls…
• Link▶️ The Earth and I rise as one.

• Link▶️ Shake well and destroy!
• Link▶️ Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!

Bottling Runes

• Link▶️ I’ll save this for later.
• Link▶️ For later.
• Link▶️ This is not yet the time.
• Link▶️ A better time will present itself.

Activating runes

• Link▶️ Turn up the tremble!
• Link▶️ Order of Magnitude.

Dota 2 netbook del gobierno

Dota 2: fechas de las clasificatorias al The International 2019

Los equipos tendrán su última chance de ir al mundial de Dota 2 a través de las clasificatorias regionales.

Mercedes-Benz Arena será la sede del mundial de Dota 2 que este año puede superar los 30 millones de dólares. | Foto: Blog Dota 2

19 Jun 2019 | 10:40 h

Dota 2 anunció hace pocos días las fechas de sus clasificatorias abiertas y regionales a The International 2019 que será celebrado en Shanghai, China. Dota 2 netbook del gobierno Serán 1 equipo por región que se unirá a los otros 12 que llegarán por el formato de puntajes Dota Pro Circuit 2018-19.

China hospedará su primer The International, el año pasado durante el TI 2018 anunciaron esta nueva sede con el apoyo del gobierno de Shanghai. Llegarán 18 equipos de todo el mundo, pero en julio los equipos se enfrentarán por los últimos seis cupos al evento más grande de Dota 2.

FOTO: Wykrhm Reddy

Clasificatorias Abiertas: del 3 al 7 de julio

Clasificatorias Regionales: del 8 al 15 de julio

TI 2019 | Fase de Grupos: del 15 al 18 de agosto

TI 2019 | Evento Principal: del 20 al 25 de agosto (en el Mercedes Benz Arena)

Este fin de semana empieza EPICENTER Major que es el último torneo para llegar a TI 2019 mediante puntos DPC. Los equipos que clasificaron hasta el momento son Secret, Virtus. pro, Evil Geniuses, PSG. LGD, Vici Gaming, Ninjas in Pyjamas, Fnatic y Team Liquid. En este torneo se definirán los últimos 4 clasificados.

FOTO: Mercedes-Benz Arena Shanghai China

Apenas culmine EPICENTER Major el 30 de junio, los equipos que no hayan clasificado al TI 2019 por medio del DPC tendrán que prepararse para las clasificatorias. Las 6 regiones se jugarán casi en simultáneo y sin descanso. Tendríamos partidas de Dota 2 las 24 horas para conocer a los últimos participantes que llegarán a China. Dota 2 netbook del gobierno

El pozo de The International 2019 está a punto de llegar los $19 millones de dólares. Los premios del torneo suben gracias al apoyo de los fanáticos, mediante compras del Pase de Batalla TI 2019, un 25% de los ingresos van directamente al pozo. A 40 días del cierre de los premios, todo parece indicar que alcanzaremos la cifra de $30 millones de dólares.

Este último torneo está rompiendo récords al superar los $10 millones en tan solo 3 días, la recaudación del pozo TI 2019 ha superado todas las expectativas de los fanáticos de Dota 2 y esports. No te olvides de seguir la fanpage de Líbero esports para enterarte las últimas noticias de Dota 2, CSGO, LoL y otros juegos.

EL DATO

EPICENTER Major será transmitido por las pantallas de Líbero esports y tendremos una cobertura de todo el evento.