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Dota 2 Asia Championship 2018

March 29 – April 7

The top sixteen esports teams gathered in Shanghai to compete for an impressive prize pool of $1,000,000 and 1,500 qualifying points that will ensure their invitation to the International. Six teams were invited to the event, while ten others fought in regional qualifiers for their right to participate. This championship proved that Virtus. Pro is, in fact, beatable, and reshuffled the rankings in the Dota 2 Pro Circuit.

It would be fair to say that the competition ended with an unexpected twist. After their epic win at Bucharest Major, Virtus. Pro was the main favorite of this championship. The team’s win odds stood at an impressive 4.26 before the match, making them the absolute favorites. Team Secret took second place with a 4.79 rate, and Team Secret was labeled third with 6 points.

Mineski landed in12th place with a 29 win rate coefficient, which means that streamers and spectators who dared to bet on their victory earned a lot of money overnight. It’s also interesting to note that the group stage showed an interesting dynamic. Contestants played ten knockout matches in Group A, but there were none in Group B.

Results

Mineski was unbeatable during the tournament, making its opponents fear the upcoming tournaments. Virtus. Pro lost to Team Liquid and continued their battle for victory in the lower bracket until they met with LGD Gaming. The last match was incredibly intense, and you can see the evidence of this in the final score – 3:2 to Mineski.

Mineski took the competition by storm and won $370,000 in prize money and 750 qualifying points. Thus, they landed 3d place at the professional top eight teams, pushing Na’Vi and Evil Geniuses out of the list. Currently, Mineski stands at fourth place, losing to Team Secret with a total of 4710 DPC points.

DAC 2018 Meta

Meta at the Dota 2 Asia Championship 2018 is interesting to look at despite the fact that 18 heroes were ignored, and 22 never saw the big stage. However, hero picks were quite diverse.

Sand King and Gyrocopter were the most frequently picked heroes during the DAC. Despite the fact they were nerfed in the 7.12 patch, the heroes are still playable with the win rate standing slightly below 50% (47% for Sand King and 46% for Gyrocopter). Slardar, who is very similar to the Sand King regarding their role on the map, was picked 12 times, but with an impressive win rate of 66.6% or 8 out of 12 matches.

Lifestealer, Troll Warlord, and Luna are doing significantly better and can boast an increasing win rate after this championship. Overall, this competition showed us that, while meta heroes from the previous patch remain playable, the game has entered an era of pick variety. We will see how professional teams will integrate this knowledge into their strategies in the upcoming tournaments.

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Next ‘Dota 2’ Patch To Release After The Upcoming Major

The new heroes will launch after the Major.

A Valve developer has confirmed that the next Dota 2 update will launch after the first Major tournament of the 2019/2020 competitive season has concluded.

The next patch, known as The Outlanders Update, will not launch before November 24 2019, as the first major of the pro season, the MDL Chengdu Major, runs from November 16 to November 24. There is a very good chance that the patch doesn’t launch for at least a few days after that date, allowing Valve to make some balance changes based on what is played at the competition.

The confirmation of the release window comes from a Valve developer on Reddit, who commented on a thread asking about the status of the update that was originally scheduled for fall 2019.

“Our plan is similar to the previous years, where it is soon after the first Major is concluded,” read the comment from the Valve developer. “We tend avoid broadcasting dates explicitly though because things can shift around and we wouldn’t want the expectation to be a specific day if a little bit more time was needed.”

The Outlanders Update was first revealed back at The International 9 in August, where two new heroes were announced. Void Spirit and Snapfire will both be added to the game when the update launches, although details on how the new heroes will work and what their abilities will be are thin on the ground.

Based on the short teasers we have seen so far we can guess that Void Spirit has the ability to open up and travel through some kind of portal but little else. Snapfire however seems to have some kind of cookie that influences her opponents, and of course has the giant fire breathing lizard that will no doubt be able to burn through anyone that gets in her way.

But the patch will no doubt be much more than just two new heroes. We have seen over the past few years that the first major patch after The International brings with it sweeping changes to the game. While the core gameplay will always remain the same, new features, items, and multiple hero reworks are usually added making it feel like a truly new experience.

There will also be sweeping balance changes, so the heroes that we have seen dominate the pro play in recent months will no doubt be nerfed a little and those who have rarely been seen will probably be buffed.

The new heroes will launch after the Major.

A Valve developer has confirmed that the next Dota 2 update will launch after the first Major tournament of the 2019/2020 competitive season has concluded.

The next patch, known as The Outlanders Update, will not launch before November 24 2019, as the first major of the pro season, the MDL Chengdu Major, runs from November 16 to November 24. There is a very good chance that the patch doesn’t launch for at least a few days after that date, allowing Valve to make some balance changes based on what is played at the competition.

The confirmation of the release window comes from a Valve developer on Reddit, who commented on a thread asking about the status of the update that was originally scheduled for fall 2019.

“Our plan is similar to the previous years, where it is soon after the first Major is concluded,” read the comment from the Valve developer. “We tend avoid broadcasting dates explicitly though because things can shift around and we wouldn’t want the expectation to be a specific day if a little bit more time was needed.”

The Outlanders Update was first revealed back at The International 9 in August, where two new heroes were announced. Void Spirit and Snapfire will both be added to the game when the update launches, although details on how the new heroes will work and what their abilities will be are thin on the ground.

Based on the short teasers we have seen so far we can guess that Void Spirit has the ability to open up and travel through some kind of portal but little else. Snapfire however seems to have some kind of cookie that influences her opponents, and of course has the giant fire breathing lizard that will no doubt be able to burn through anyone that gets in her way.

But the patch will no doubt be much more than just two new heroes. We have seen over the past few years that the first major patch after The International brings with it sweeping changes to the game. While the core gameplay will always remain the same, new features, items, and multiple hero reworks are usually added making it feel like a truly new experience.

There will also be sweeping balance changes, so the heroes that we have seen dominate the pro play in recent months will no doubt be nerfed a little and those who have rarely been seen will probably be buffed.

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Dota 2 aa refresher definition

– What’s the point of this question?

Even though I’ve played thousands of dota 1 / dota 2 games, I still find it difficult to understand why some heroes are placed in 4th / 5th position while others with similar or less game Impact throughout a game, are placed as 3th or even 2nd, that can’t even profit from items as much as those 4th/5th position.

For me, there are heroes that are without a doubt considered supports, such as Lion, KotL, Crystal Maiden.

We have supports like SK / Earthshacker / Enigma / Warlock / Tide / WD that rely on good positioning, you agree with me right?

Now we have the rather situational supports like Visage, Invoker, Enchantress, Windranger. depending on the lineup.

But what I’m seriously wondering, for example Nukers like:

Lina, Tinker, Zeus, Necro

Let’s go for Necro: People keep telling he is extremly item-reliant. Is he?

He has an aura which doesn’t scale in any way with tems, a heal/nuke that doesn’t scale in any way by items either – other than ethereal blade/veil – and an awesome passive that let’s him quickly come back online after a kill.

He has an ultimate that scales perfectly into late, but regarding items, there is only Aghanims (Ethereal Blade / Veil can be bought by someone else) and maybe refresher that really give profit to Reaper’s Scythe.

Let’s compare Necro with some supports I mentioned earlier: Shaker, Sand King, Warlock, Enigma, Tide.

Shaker, SK, Tide and Enigma all need dagger or even a BKB aswell to be effective. A Veil / Aghanims / Refresher can own a whole team if used correctly. So we have a HUGE game impact on those heroes with said items – during early/mid and even late. Still, those heroes mostly end up 4th / 5th position, 3rd as best, leading to a minute 15-20 dagger (except jungle enigma). At this time, the enemy will most likely have a pipe or meka so your ultimate already falls off without additional items.

Instead, we bring up a Necro with Aghanims to kill an enemy carry, which would’ve died anyway even without Aghanims. Now if instead our SK had a Veil and dagger, he would’ve done so much more damage in comparision while the +30 sec respawn still was there. I still prefer a nicely placed Death Ward or Black Hole in combination with Black King Bar, than an increased scythe damage for finishing off a carry below 20% hp, or a pure damage Laguna Blade, or aghanims on Zeus.

Can anyone please explain me what’s the idea/logic behind that? Or for what reason we put Initiators or other high game impact heroes in lower positions than nukers?

E: I never said Necro should be considered as a Support, it’s about the high importance of nukes compared to high game impact heroes. Some people missunderstood. Also, I want explanations why Necro needs more Items than Aghanims, what makes him profit more of them than on other heroes, since his spells doesn’t get affected.

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the METAGAME

figuring out what Icefrog is up to

Heroes Picked/Banned 88.8%

It’s a popular sentiment that the Dota 2 metagame, at least for professional games, is the most balanced as it has ever been. In the recent International 2017, 96.4% of all available heroes have been picked or banned, leaving out only 4 heroes from the hero pool of 112.

How has the metagame developed over the years? With data courtesy of datdota. Metagame dota 2 2013 com, this visualization attempts to explore the trends of pick and ban rates of individual heroes, and the overall state of the metagame over the span of Valve Events.

How to read the visualization:
The bigger the hero icon, the higher its pick/ban rate.
Heroes that have not been picked out banned throughout the event are blacked out, and heroes that have not been released or missing in captain’s mode are not displayed.

For the bulk of the events, the proportion of heroes picked or banned hovers well above 80%. We experienced the most inclusive metagame during the recent International 2017, with 96.4% of heroes picked/banned, leaving behind only 4 heroes. On the other hand, the Frankfurt Major in 2015 left out a total of 22 heroes (out of 107).

It’s clear that our previous two International events enjoyed the greatest participation of heroes. This could be due to the fact that the metagame typically stabilises in the patches leading up to the event, or simply a result of the larger number of games played as compared to the majors.

Are we able to take a closer look at the individual participation rate of heroes? Do only a select few heroes dominate the entire tournament, or are most heroes able to get a fair representation in the spotlight?

In Dota utopia, there is balance in all things. What would such a place look like? Broadly speaking, a balanced metagame should promote an equal representation of each and every dota hero in a tournament. Using some simple math – with 20 pick/ban slots per game, and assuming a hero pool of 113, the ‘ >.

To peek at another perspective of the data, we can examine the overall distribution of the pick/ban rates.

Clicking on the view button in the visualization will yield the distribution of pick/ban rates of heroes, arranged in columns of 2.5% intervals. Heroes towards the left-side of the chart are deemed more popular in the event.

One thing that is immediately apparent is the clustering of heroes to the right s >In a typical Valve Event, 30.3% of all heroes is only picked or banned in 0% – 2.5% of games (which is up to 4 games for Internationals and 2 games for Majors).

Cycling through the events chronologically, the changes are subtle, but more recent events appear to have lower peaks, and the heroes are distributed more evenly.

With the distribution at hand, I would like to argue that the International 2017 could very well be the most balanced Valve Event to date.

Encapsulating each distribution with a single value, the median (the m >International 2017, 12.8%, towers well above the rest of the events – possibly indicating that it has the most even representation of heroes to date.

Out of all events, the International 2017 also has the lowest percentage of heroes (13.4%) in the 0 – 2.5% bracket.

Does this signify a turning point? A trend of more inclusive metagames to come? This could mean one of two things – either IceFrog is getting better at his job, or professional players are becoming more open to the experimentation of overlooked heroes, and incorporating them into their strategies – or both.

Either way, this could only mean more diversity and entertaining games for avid Dota viewers.

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Alchemist (DotA 2)

Summary

The sacred science of Chymistry was a Darkbrew family tradition, but no Darkbrew had ever shown the kind of creativity, ambition, and recklessness of young Razzil. However, when adulthood came calling he pushed aside the family trade to try his hand at manufacturing gold through Alchemy. In an act of audacity befitting his reputation, Razzil announced he would transmute an entire mountain into gold. Following two decades of research and spending and preparation, he failed spectacularly, quickly finding himself imprisoned for the widespread destruction his experiment wrought. Yet Razzil was never one to take a setback lightly, and sought escape to continue his research. When his new cellmate turned out to be a fierce ogre, he found just the opportunity he needed. After convincing the ogre not to eat him, Razzil set about carefully concocting a tincture for it to drink, made from the moulds and mosses growing in the prison stone work. In a week’s time, it seemed ready. When the ogre drank the potion, it flew into an unstoppable berserker rage, destroying the cell bars and exploding through walls and guards alike. They soon found themselves lost somewhere in the forest surrounding the city with a trail of wreckage in their wake and no signs of pursuit. In the tonic’s afterglow, the ogre seemed serene, happy, and even eager. Resolving to work together, the pair set off to collect the materials needed to attempt Razzil’s Alchemic transmutation once more.

Powers and Stats

Name: Razzil Darkbrew, the Alchemist

Classification: Smallkeen, Alchemist and Ogre duo

Speed: Unknown (However the Ogre he’s riding is one of the swiftest unit in the game in term of combat speed)

Lifting Strength: Class 10 (The Ogre’s strength should be comparable to other strength heroes like Axe or Earthshaker)

Durability: Small City level (Can withstand his own Unstable Concoction)

Stamina: Unknown, likely vastly superhuman

Range: Extended melee range with swords, Tens of meters to Tens of kilometers with alchemy

Standard Equipment: His Ogre, alchemy reagents, twin pair of Radiance blades, Razzil’s Midas Knuckles

Intelligence: Genius (He’s an adept alchemist, created an alchemical brew potent enough to turn an orge into a raging beast using nothing but the mold and moss growing in his prison cell)

Weaknesses: None notable

• Basic Attack: Alchemist commands his Ogre to attack his opponent.
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