However, Dota is intricate, encompassing various scenarios such as playing from a disadvantage, leading, or maintaining a neutral stance. Factors include the enemy's aggression, map control, and more.
This helps so much for carries who gets LH of 30 by 10 mins and cries that there is no space and gets outfarmed by opponent supports. Thank you for this analysis. 🙏
One thing I rlly like abt yatoro’s gameplay is he knows when to give up the safelane tower, so that he doesn’t burden his team to commit tps to protect him and they can apply pressure on more important parts of the map
since i've learned his farming pattern i always won a game as a carry 😂 first ocassion i'm using easy heroes such as juggernaut, sven and then i use more complicated heroes like pl, tb, and morph. even tho i don't have a decent team, his farm pattern is really useful.
@@ahmadrafimuzakki4124 his farming pattern is gd but i also admire his understanding of various carries' job and map-reading, i rmb during ti10 even if he plays these simple heroes like sven his map movements were very impactful
@@mechanicalhelios8321 yeah it's not just farming patterns that make Yatoro great, I know it sounds cliché but his ability to adapt to situations in sync with his teammates make Team Spirit such a scary team if you let them play their game.
Very informative, I think the main takeaways here, also from watching a lof ot his replays is the information gathering = how efficient his camera movement is (no wasted energy) he reads so efficiently and gather the right information at the right time; one of the keys for having sharp decision making not only on game movements but on his itemization aswell".
I think this is what separates him from others (interms of winning championships, other carry players tend to overdo information gathering like rtz (not hater, just on efficiency standpoint. Too much info is definitely good but understanding your limits to when you overload and be efficient is greater) nowasted clicks, no unecesary info, no wasted energy, just precise read n calls, precise movements, precise itemizations, what else would you ask to strive for/? these itself would win you 8/10 of the games. not to mention, you also elevate your teammtes around you when you yourself is mentally sharp. "we are all humans" like what his teammate yarik said @t10 finals. He knows the anatomy and the nuances of being human. It would be no doubt if he's as efficient off the game".
@@yshno5128 agreed like in Starcraft 2 there are so many pros grouping buildings and units. Over 10 groups and they spam tab and jump all over the map etc. to boost actions per minute to look amazing. False "amazing" if you ask me. There's a Protoss GM pro that doesnt do that. He's smooth and efficient, he's in the top 3 of best sc2 players in my eyes.
Really nice vid! Would love to see a version of this looking at how the best mids move around the map in winning/losing situations. When to farm, when to gank etc.!
Absolutely love this vid, started to apply this to my own games picking up Luna and almost every single game I am now top NW, I am able to make strong comebacks from a failed lane (thanks to your other video as well), and I am able to get myself into a comfortable spot even playing from behind.
Hey man great content as always, i would love more breakdowns on yatoros playstyle , laning , farming , itemization, fighting anything really since he's so good
I remember seeing his Dota round as Luna carry, the enemy was 5-28 in min 18, Yatoro's team lost all lanes, yet they still won. (In late game advantage since Enigma was his ally.)
Excellent video! "If the lane went poorly, that's on you!" Would love a video about how to fix this issue, as a pos1 we often rely a lot on supports but how can I recognize what to do better and how to give myself a better lane instead of having a poorer one? In this video Mag is left alone so early he can afford this, but that rarely is the case in my games where the lane (or maybe I don't win lanes enough for it to happen?). If everything that allows a carry to get ahead starts from the lane, definitely would love a video about this asap so we can improve :) Thanks Khezu!
Keep it up, just subbed. I am a bit hesitant to comback after 10+ years of playing Dota 2, a lost has changed like a LOT. quite overwhileming tbh, still in the fence if I'll back but I enjoy watching content like this!
Great video! Would love to see more pos1 content like this, it feels like most D2 content is based around team fights and individual skill rather than efficient strategies
I am not keen on writing a comment and even hesitate to do it in Eng, but you have been absolutely deserved to have a bigger audience by the work done for us. If someone was blaming you as a worst player for a very long time, no you have found a key to be on top of dota2 content on youtude
Thank you Maurice for the content. Can you please provide a similar concept of what is the most efficient area to invade from camp or lane creeps for this offlane meta? I am atm 5,3K mmr in EU and sometimes i feel i am either too aggressive and end up getting caught by 4 man rotation or am too passive and they rotate on mid/my safe lane. Cheers!
Great idea! I'll make this one of my next priorities to provide something similar for all roles! Good luck in your games (be careful who is showing on the map, and try to check if you can give yourself better lane positioning by using the hardcamp)
Btw I think laning from different perspectives can be good content. For example when you're strong in the offlane, or weak on the safelane, etc. I guess it's not so easy to create content, but positioning, when to smoke gank, or how important are certain objectives (for example yatoro prioritized pushing mid in this video: why?) in regards to the current game state. I loved the draft videos so those can keep coming if you have memorable games in your mind. Sadly I'm not an expert on what brings the views, but those are interesting topics for me.
Great content big dog. Can you make a video on how to farm/itemize when you're playing pos 1 and you have a farming mid as well? i.e when your mid is alchemist, or TA, or someone who doesn't make space in a conventional sense. definitely struggling with this part of my game. but thannks to you I just reached 6400 mmr!! LOVE YOU BIG BRO
Khezu has grown so much on me as a talent. Also loving this content. Regarding yatoro, i think it's almost impossible to show what insane map awareness he has. I think him and miracle on his prime are the hardest players of all time to gank on pro games. I know because those two crushed my Chinese fanboy heart 💔😂 keep it up Khezu!
Now please do one for support roles cause obviously I play support and efficiency of support duo matters a lot in these days of Dota, like GG supp duo. Great content. TYSM
In the first game, in fact, far from the best actions were shown, for some reason the enchantres left the lane in order to stack triple and at the same time Magnus, like the luna, was in full freefarm on a line that he could not stand, it was necessary to push with enchantres tower in the bot, move to the top and, together with the offlaner, break the top, and then farm triple + lane.
Thank you khezu, this by far the most educative dota 2 video I’ve seen within months, although most of us already know but these are what we need to see in TH-cam, others are just like “how to drink a cup of water and why”
Problem is that most players including myself realises there is a ton of farm in the game but you almost always miss it or realise it 4-5 mins later.Like I lost a game today because my mid kept farming mid where the jungle was free and I had treant which means I farm so slowly and I needed those creep waves.But ofc he didn’t care about that
This was one of the best and most informational video I have watched on Dota, definitely got a sub from me and I can't wait to dive into some more videos.
Nice vid, BUT it shows a situation where he has a free lane. In my games usually there are 2 vs 1 carry, pos5 support is 0/5 feeding on the other side of the map, and enemy mid player ganking the carry basically nonstop. Welp, some loosing game turned into winning one would be interesting, too.
Thats too many excuses in one comment (no offense to you) If you are being 2v1'd then dont start with variation 1, but go with 2. If the mid is missing, start with variation 3 where you need to be very safe There are a frw comments saying 'he had a free lane' which isnt wrong, but it doesnt change the concept. It just means he can start with variation 1. You always have to consider what you see and how the game is going. But i will make videos with harder scenarios and also losing lanes! Hope that helps
Kazoo, one really important question that often arises - how and when do you decide to shove the lane into the tower (so enemy Pos 3 farms as well) and when do you keep the lane static? Is there a universal formula to it? If you're having a good lane, keeping it static would destroy the enemy's Pos 3's game, but will hamper your own farm too as you wouldn't accelerate as much like Yatoro here did.
I think as a carry you generally want to keep YOUR own farm your priority. If you can slowdown the enemy while doing so that's great. Basically there are 2 variations to your question. You always want to use a pushed wave for a purpose. Either to farm or pressure. 1) you play a flashfarmer like luna ta sven, just push in the lane and farm. 2) you play a lane dominating hero who can pressure more and you dont have the best farming speed (abaddon, naix etc), these heroes prefer using a pushed wave to pressure when possible.
I liked your video very much. Its always nice to listen when a pro player with big experience explains some tricks. keep doing the same stuff, as a supp player i would ask more tips about pos 4/5
Pls keep making pos 1 videos, i would like to see a video about items, how to itemize better, what items should i buy etc. Ty for the content, really helpfull
Can you make a video on how to farm with aggressive, tempo mid heroes like Ember spirit, who have to create plays. When I play pos 1 I am able to catch the average gpms for my bracket and even higher brackets, since I know I should focus only on that, and search for a fight only on certain item timings. But when I play mid ember I fall out a lot.
God give this man whatever he wants. u just save ~5hrs of my free time that id have spent watchin demos and identifyin these patterns. thank u 4 not makin me think. luv u x upd: btw i finished watchin video and im upset that there was no mention of when the farmin zone should be changed to a triangle. and also some players might find it useful to have information about the most aggressive type of farming - farming enemy ancients
This is what a good carry is. I go play through farming carries and yeah they were good at farming but it's rare to find a carry with goodfarming+objectives one. Ps: i play midlaner and i always tell sidelanes to push their lane when im creating space at the other side
miss the hon days!! i remember we played one game together khezu u were storm i was warbeast...we were getting rapped and then you somehow turned the game never forget hah !:)
what are the variations if you lose lane or their offlaner/pos 3 follows you into either jungle? how do you decide when to rotate to the offlane/ancients?
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Keep making content like this dude. Really helps. Would love to see midlaner or position 4 rotation concepts video.
that would be amazing
However, Dota is intricate, encompassing various scenarios such as playing from a disadvantage, leading, or maintaining a neutral stance. Factors include the enemy's aggression, map control, and more.
Great idea!
This helps so much for carries who gets LH of 30 by 10 mins and cries that there is no space and gets outfarmed by opponent supports. Thank you for this analysis. 🙏
One thing I rlly like abt yatoro’s gameplay is he knows when to give up the safelane tower, so that he doesn’t burden his team to commit tps to protect him and they can apply pressure on more important parts of the map
since i've learned his farming pattern i always won a game as a carry 😂
first ocassion i'm using easy heroes such as juggernaut, sven
and then i use more complicated heroes like pl, tb, and morph.
even tho i don't have a decent team, his farm pattern is really useful.
Thats why hes the best carry in the world, one of the many reasons atleast 😂
@@ahmadrafimuzakki4124 his farming pattern is gd but i also admire his understanding of various carries' job and map-reading, i rmb during ti10 even if he plays these simple heroes like sven his map movements were very impactful
@@mechanicalhelios8321 yeah it's not just farming patterns that make Yatoro great, I know it sounds cliché but his ability to adapt to situations in sync with his teammates make Team Spirit such a scary team if you let them play their game.
i was gonna ask that. what if they just wanna push 1st tower and mess up your jungle
Very informative, I think the main takeaways here, also from watching a lof ot his replays is the information gathering = how efficient his camera movement is (no wasted energy) he reads so efficiently and gather the right information at the right time; one of the keys for having sharp decision making not only on game movements but on his itemization aswell".
would love to see more, spasiba khezu !
I think this is what separates him from others (interms of winning championships, other carry players tend to overdo information gathering like rtz (not hater, just on efficiency standpoint. Too much info is definitely good but understanding your limits to when you overload and be efficient is greater)
nowasted clicks, no unecesary info, no wasted energy, just precise read n calls, precise movements, precise itemizations, what else would you ask to strive for/? these itself would win you 8/10 of the games. not to mention, you also elevate your teammtes around you when you yourself is mentally sharp.
"we are all humans" like what his teammate yarik said @t10 finals. He knows the anatomy and the nuances of being human. It would be no doubt if he's as efficient off the game".
@@yshno5128 agreed like in Starcraft 2 there are so many pros grouping buildings and units. Over 10 groups and they spam tab and jump all over the map etc. to boost actions per minute to look amazing. False "amazing" if you ask me.
There's a Protoss GM pro that doesnt do that. He's smooth and efficient, he's in the top 3 of best sc2 players in my eyes.
Really nice vid! Would love to see a version of this looking at how the best mids move around the map in winning/losing situations. When to farm, when to gank etc.!
Absolutely love this vid, started to apply this to my own games picking up Luna and almost every single game I am now top NW, I am able to make strong comebacks from a failed lane (thanks to your other video as well), and I am able to get myself into a comfortable spot even playing from behind.
Hey man great content as always, i would love more breakdowns on yatoros playstyle , laning , farming , itemization, fighting anything really since he's so good
dont worry, that's already planned! 🥳
hes one of my favorite players and currently the best carry by far
I remember seeing his Dota round as Luna carry, the enemy was 5-28 in min 18, Yatoro's team lost all lanes, yet they still won. (In late game advantage since Enigma was his ally.)
As always, great content. Could you create a similar video for the mid lane? I kind of feel like the current meta is very challenging for mid players.
Mid is always based on matchups.
as a new player this was incredibly helpful. i didnt even know there were camps on the south side of the tower lmao. great content
Excellent video!
"If the lane went poorly, that's on you!"
Would love a video about how to fix this issue, as a pos1 we often rely a lot on supports but how can I recognize what to do better and how to give myself a better lane instead of having a poorer one? In this video Mag is left alone so early he can afford this, but that rarely is the case in my games where the lane (or maybe I don't win lanes enough for it to happen?).
If everything that allows a carry to get ahead starts from the lane, definitely would love a video about this asap so we can improve :) Thanks Khezu!
You explain it in a way that's very easy to understand even for me a low mmr player I love it. Great video!
Keep it up, just subbed. I am a bit hesitant to comback after 10+ years of playing Dota 2, a lost has changed like a LOT. quite overwhileming tbh, still in the fence if I'll back but I enjoy watching content like this!
Great video! Would love to see more pos1 content like this, it feels like most D2 content is based around team fights and individual skill rather than efficient strategies
I am not keen on writing a comment and even hesitate to do it in Eng, but you have been absolutely deserved to have a bigger audience by the work done for us.
If someone was blaming you as a worst player for a very long time, no you have found a key to be on top of dota2 content on youtude
Thank you Maurice for the content. Can you please provide a similar concept of what is the most efficient area to invade from camp or lane creeps for this offlane meta? I am atm 5,3K mmr in EU and sometimes i feel i am either too aggressive and end up getting caught by 4 man rotation or am too passive and they rotate on mid/my safe lane. Cheers!
Great idea! I'll make this one of my next priorities to provide something similar for all roles!
Good luck in your games (be careful who is showing on the map, and try to check if you can give yourself better lane positioning by using the hardcamp)
Btw I think laning from different perspectives can be good content. For example when you're strong in the offlane, or weak on the safelane, etc. I guess it's not so easy to create content, but positioning, when to smoke gank, or how important are certain objectives (for example yatoro prioritized pushing mid in this video: why?) in regards to the current game state. I loved the draft videos so those can keep coming if you have memorable games in your mind. Sadly I'm not an expert on what brings the views, but those are interesting topics for me.
Great content big dog. Can you make a video on how to farm/itemize when you're playing pos 1 and you have a farming mid as well? i.e when your mid is alchemist, or TA, or someone who doesn't make space in a conventional sense. definitely struggling with this part of my game. but thannks to you I just reached 6400 mmr!! LOVE YOU BIG BRO
As a POS 1 player I would love to see more on this stuff
As an offlaner playing against someone doing this, what do you do? Kill your waves fast and try pressure tower?
great video, keep going!!! really would love to see pos 4 guides like this one
Khezu has grown so much on me as a talent. Also loving this content. Regarding yatoro, i think it's almost impossible to show what insane map awareness he has. I think him and miracle on his prime are the hardest players of all time to gank on pro games. I know because those two crushed my Chinese fanboy heart 💔😂 keep it up Khezu!
Thank you!!
I love your bitknowledge man. I hope you make a bitTutorial for Terrorblade as it is one of Yatoro's signature hero.
Will look at trying to do that in the future, feel free to ask again if I forget
Mate. I have never readen this game like this before. You opened my mind. I enjoyed watching it. Thank you
The short version of the video - "Farm everything you see, dont waste time, adjust to safe spots if you think you gonna get ganked"
Just recently started watching your vids. I say like almost everyone else here are saying, keep it up. Your vids are very comprehensive and precise👌
This so refreshing especially during the absence of BSJ videos
Really helpful insight! Understanding working the map is probably the hardest part for me since all the big map changes. Thank you!
Hey bro thanks for the content can you make some when the lane didnt go well and how to recover.
on it, will be one of my next ones!
Now please do one for support roles cause obviously I play support and efficiency of support duo matters a lot in these days of Dota, like GG supp duo. Great content. TYSM
Good ol Khezu still making great content :3
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"He hits creeps, then he goes to hit more creeps"
In the first game, in fact, far from the best actions were shown, for some reason the enchantres left the lane in order to stack triple and at the same time Magnus, like the luna, was in full freefarm on a line that he could not stand, it was necessary to push with enchantres tower in the bot, move to the top and, together with the offlaner, break the top, and then farm triple + lane.
Thanks Khezu, keep making videos, I'll comment on every one of them, just get this channel big
awesome work Khezu please keep making content like this,
This is really helpful. Can't wait to finish the video so I can try it
Thank you khezu, this by far the most educative dota 2 video I’ve seen within months, although most of us already know but these are what we need to see in TH-cam, others are just like “how to drink a cup of water and why”
thank you for the comment =)
Great content Khezao, keep it up!
Problem is that most players including myself realises there is a ton of farm in the game but you almost always miss it or realise it 4-5 mins later.Like I lost a game today because my mid kept farming mid where the jungle was free and I had treant which means I farm so slowly and I needed those creep waves.But ofc he didn’t care about that
This was one of the best and most informational video I have watched on Dota, definitely got a sub from me and I can't wait to dive into some more videos.
Amazing video, just subbed. Would love to see more analysis of yatorogod
Nice vid, BUT it shows a situation where he has a free lane. In my games usually there are 2 vs 1 carry, pos5 support is 0/5 feeding on the other side of the map, and enemy mid player ganking the carry basically nonstop. Welp, some loosing game turned into winning one would be interesting, too.
Thats too many excuses in one comment (no offense to you)
If you are being 2v1'd then dont start with variation 1, but go with 2.
If the mid is missing, start with variation 3 where you need to be very safe
There are a frw comments saying 'he had a free lane' which isnt wrong, but it doesnt change the concept. It just means he can start with variation 1.
You always have to consider what you see and how the game is going.
But i will make videos with harder scenarios and also losing lanes!
Hope that helps
Thanks, that would be great ;) It was an intentional exaggeration, so the point is clear :D @@KheZu
Very easy to learn, good work Khezu
Ly man, been a fan since the Sync-E days. Your series on metafy helped a lot too. Keep it up!
Good old hon days 🥲
Some tips and tricks for offlane please Khezu
Kazoo, one really important question that often arises - how and when do you decide to shove the lane into the tower (so enemy Pos 3 farms as well) and when do you keep the lane static? Is there a universal formula to it? If you're having a good lane, keeping it static would destroy the enemy's Pos 3's game, but will hamper your own farm too as you wouldn't accelerate as much like Yatoro here did.
I think as a carry you generally want to keep YOUR own farm your priority.
If you can slowdown the enemy while doing so that's great.
Basically there are 2 variations to your question. You always want to use a pushed wave for a purpose. Either to farm or pressure.
1) you play a flashfarmer like luna ta sven, just push in the lane and farm.
2) you play a lane dominating hero who can pressure more and you dont have the best farming speed (abaddon, naix etc), these heroes prefer using a pushed wave to pressure when possible.
@@KheZu makes a lot of sense, thank you
Great content KhezuLul! The way you talking about it is very entertaining hope you make some of this clips with gorpee haha keep it up!
I liked your video very much. Its always nice to listen when a pro player with big experience explains some tricks. keep doing the same stuff, as a supp player i would ask more tips about pos 4/5
nice. i was planning on watching a yatoro replay for this reason. now i can just play dota thank u sir
thank you a lot for such videos. i hope you'll make some tutorials like that for midlaners❣
loved this video, would love to see some laning videos (esp for heros with very weak lanes)
Pls keep making pos 1 videos, i would like to see a video about items, how to itemize better, what items should i buy etc. Ty for the content, really helpfull
This type of videos has enormous potential, dota 2 knowledge base is a complete vast void
Thank you Khezu!
As soon as I saw your video on yatoros farming pattern I instantly smashed my thumb trhough the screen.🎉😊
good pattern. we want more videos about carry, how to farm, Yatoro’s patterns
he's super efficient bro he's like magnus carlsen of chess. anyways, good content bro
Ive been doing this the same as him my only problem is decision making in mid game to late game.
Simple,easy to understand and informative nice video
Great vid, straight to the point. Earned my sub!!
excellent video, very well explained. thank you so much
U gained 1 new subscriber dude, it's me. Great content anyway keep posting these kinda stuffs.
thank you, I will do my best asap. Expect another video in a week. Currently on a short trip
Great content mate very clear and concise
This was very helpful, got a 75 mins comeback game win doing this 😊
oh i miss these videos. Can you make a similar tutorial/farming video of lone druid?
For the next video some general tips for making rotations as mid lane would be nice !
Offlane guide next! Amazing info!
Very helpful and clear! Thanks
This was amazing!!! thank you so much for sharing
Thank you so much for this! Great content!
isso realmente dá certo! comecei a fazer isso e minha gameplay como HC melhorou muito e eu sou apenas lenda 1.
Amazing learning video, thank you KheZu.
love these kinds of content. keep it up !!
I applied this concept when my Luna lane went 1-8 and won. Thanks Khezu
gj sir
Now next time try not to be 1-8 in the first place and then imagine how easy the game couldve been 😂
🤣😅@@KheZu
Absolutely incredible content, love it!
Great video ❤️. Try to do a Yatoro's fighting patterns too. Engagement techniques.
great idea, will be one of my future videos
Great content! Thanks KheZu!
Great content bro. Would be nice to see patterns of how good midlaneres ganks and farm
more like this please. also support guidesssss
Keep making content about hc players about how to play the lane or midgame as hc please
Great video, thank you khezu ❤
Can you make a video on how to farm with aggressive, tempo mid heroes like Ember spirit, who have to create plays. When I play pos 1 I am able to catch the average gpms for my bracket and even higher brackets, since I know I should focus only on that, and search for a fight only on certain item timings. But when I play mid ember I fall out a lot.
God give this man whatever he wants. u just save ~5hrs of my free time that id have spent watchin demos and identifyin these patterns. thank u 4 not makin me think. luv u x
upd: btw i finished watchin video and im upset that there was no mention of when the farmin zone should be changed to a triangle. and also some players might find it useful to have information about the most aggressive type of farming - farming enemy ancients
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only works because the dire is pushing too , if they just froze it then this doesn't work
before 6-10 minutes, does he bother going for jungle, bc im guessing you only want to start pushing the lane that hard after the really early lh stage
Pos 5 plz .
More of this please! We are learning. :)
Would be great to see some offlane concepts explained. Thanks, great stuff
bro i love it, please keep it up!
Appreciate it bro. Very helpful.
Realy nice video! Thank you
I've always wondered how he makes Void such a spectacle to watch
that is a bit more complicated 🥲
everything from start to finish coming together which creates beautiful dota
This is what a good carry is. I go play through farming carries and yeah they were good at farming but it's rare to find a carry with goodfarming+objectives one.
Ps: i play midlaner and i always tell sidelanes to push their lane when im creating space at the other side
Please make the same review in case when he plays riki/slark/chaos knight or similar heroes who have poor farm abilities.
I love you kind of videos! Keep it up brother! Regards from Philippines.
Nice information, Thanks!
first time seeing your chanel, nice video, I'm subscribed now. Waiting for more education content
Love this Khezu!
miss the hon days!! i remember we played one game together khezu u were storm i was warbeast...we were getting rapped and then you somehow turned the game never forget hah !:)
what are the variations if you lose lane or their offlaner/pos 3 follows you into either jungle?
how do you decide when to rotate to the offlane/ancients?