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@@dizzybartender2955 thank you for your warm words

not left click is right click = =

Alt+right click on your exp

I play EU servers with 140 ping too. Are you a mid-player?

@@babitich Yes I am. 140ms is bad for ranked.

​@@harsimran1I can understand your frustration. Here is how I have adapted to 140 ping (playing EU servers from NA, competing with tier 1 players in ranked): 1) You need to understand that even though ping can put you in a favorable or unfavorable position, the main thing in the game is your "Mind." I don't know your rating, but I'm sure you can outplay your opponents in many different ways besides laning. For example, you can make good rotations, have efficient farm patterns, dodge ganks, lead your team, etc. Take player Mikey (www.reddit.com/r/DotA2/comments/zjv1fl/17_yo_mikey_is_now_rank_1_eu_while_playing_with/) as an example; at some point, he reached TOP 1 EU ladder playing from Iran with 140 ping and 10% packet loss. I could literally hear that part of his speech was interrupted due to packet loss. But here's the thing: he picked heroes that are less affected by ping, such as Batrider, Kotl, and Huskar. He didn't play mid to win the lane but rather to just get his 50% from the lane and then make an impact through his game understanding and team leadership. 2) Always warm up in a lobby by last-hitting creeps for 10 minutes to get used to the ping. 3) Pick simple and less ping-affected heroes for mid, such as Kotl, Batrider, Broodmother, and Nyx. However, it's up to you; if you don't want to play those heroes, you don't have to. 4) NEVER test things in demo mode; always host a lobby with ping to never forget how to play with ping. You constantly need to be exposed to the ping. 5) Understand that with high ping, you CAN'T make "clutch" moves, such as dodging stuns with your manta/BKB or dodging spells with Puck's Phase Shift. So don't bother trying to dodge anything. Adjust your gameplay with the understanding that there is no way you'll dodge spells. Unfortunately, I've died more than once trying to dodge something but was unable to press my BKB in time due to ping... Hope that helps.

Does your Dota course will give a certificate after I complete the couse?

My focus is on Mid-lane.

Interesting! I'd love to hear more about what kind of content you were expecting. What would have gone beyond the 'tooltip' for you? I focus on core mistakes in the video, even the ones pros make. Do you fully understand these concepts, or are there specific areas you'd like broken down?

@@babitich they’re not really tips. They’re unattainable goals to always work towards. Like you say pros fuck it up too. If you play mid and focus on denies/harass over gold you’re either very bad or some kunkka/viper type player that can’t compete. It’s the most basic rules for mid. What I consider interesting are terrain, when to push, when to rotate/tp etc.

I am sure pro players acknowledge this mistake, and anytime they lose a creep due to "over-hitting" the enemy, they think in their mind, "I shouldn't have hit them here." My goal is to bring that type of mistake to a wider Dota 2 community and evoke consciousness. Of course, nobody can master this aspect of the laning stage perfectly, just because we are human beings. What if I say that there are situations when even if you play Viper or Huskar, you still need to be conscious regarding "target prioritization"? A good proof is my example from the video where I denied a creep while Huskar was hitting me. In the next videos, I will try to cover your points of interest. But for now, if you are really eager to learn, visit my Metafy page and book a consultation with me: metafy.gg/@babitich I can significantly speed up the process of learning Dota 2 from a mid lane position for you.

Так я же не просто так жду до 54 секунды пока крипы на споте не сагрятся =)