Not having the surrender option is something I really like about dota. When I listen to my friends who play league I get the feeling that there is a huge "give up" mentality there. People assume they have no chance of winning 10 or 15 minutes into the game and just wait for 15 min to be able to surrender. In dota 15 minutes is nothing. The game can turn so many times, one good fight can turn the game to your advantage. I would really hate it if they added a surrender feature.
"give up mentality" for sure, but i think the ability to comeback is much larger in dota. Thinks like Baron and Elder are soo consistent at closing out games and if ur not able to contest those because of bad early game it can be rough.
It's interesting to see the perspective of other players. I am a long time League player I started to play Dota 2 a bit over a month ago, and I have to say I am having a blast and I think it's a great game. Here are some insights I gathered from my own perspective. 1. I think it is indeed true that the hardest heroes in Dota are harder mechanically than the hardest champs in League, however I think that the average difficulty of all heroes/champs in the game is higher in League, due to the prevalence of skillshots, absence of turn rate and mechanics like kiting. I was very surprised to see how many heroes in Dota are basically Auto Attack spammers with a very high Attack Speed and point and click abilities. League has MUCH MUCH more skillshots and dashes. 2. One thing that I was fascinated to hear is that you clealy like the Dota sets more than League skins. Fascinating because I realize how much personal preference plays a role in this category. I personally think that Dota's sets are a bit overdesigned for my liking, and I's much rather use the default look for most, if not all heroes. 3. Graphics wise, I think Dota looks better. but I think it's very hard to compare the 2. one clearly has a more cell-shaded approach to graphics, while Dota sorta strives towards realism. I wouldn't call League WC3 graphics tho. This is it for now. If u finished this comment, thanks for reading, and have fun in your games!
I played loads of league before I switched to Dota so it's kinda older league opinion. But leave felt like team play was less important and way less broad. The team play was kinda straightforward. Do this or you're bad (simplifying) Dota kiting is easier for sure, leagues kiting is like it's own whole thing. When I've seen LoL pro games the movement looks so foreign but I can see a cool dance going on. I think Dota has a more broad array of kiting though, as you said less skill shot abilities, which translate into having deeper level mechanics with other things like kiting though healing/ethereal/etc. The takeaway feeling I get is dota doesn't know what it is and so feels like it's always evolving on its own mechanics and introducing new mechanics all the time (example how tree mechanics are used a lot now with spells and items and also LOADS of things they've just fully removed from the game) And league feels more like it know what it's game is about, who the audience is and how people want to play. Every other Dota update parts of the community say they're going to quit. I wonder if league community has that as well or not haha
a hero with point and click is built around their inventory items, a hero like drowranger can kite even though she is just point and click hero she can kite with her inventory items, so all dota 2 heroes are built around the items you built and around your team heroes, while in league almost all heroes has everything like mobility and they can solo the whole game once the champ reaches the full potential during the game
I spent my entire teenage year playing dota with a bit of league sprinkled in and I prefer Dota more. There's just something beautiful about how they designed this game which gives players more wiggle room. Supports can transition to carries if needed late game and etc and it's just amazing how they made it like that lol.
For me it's the freedom that Dota provides that just makes it so great. League and the LOL community are very much restrictive (play this champ only this way) vs Dota is like "Here's CM, go pos1 or w/e idk". All builds can potentially work, and that's beautiful
I think the less frequent patches are a good thing. I would also argue that dota is still a better casual game than league because of its quality of life features and the fact that it respects your intelligence
I mean it depends on your preference with patches for sure. I wouldn't say Dota is good for casuals because you will need like 1-3k hours to understand the basics I would say. Compared to league that's a lot of playtime I think :D (maybe I'm wrong)
despite dota having around 40 characters less than league, I think there's much more variety in competitive games draft. In the last year league worlds main event only about half the champions were picked, meanwhile in TI there was only 8 heroes uncontested. League champion splash arts look cooler tho
I'm not super heavy into the leauge heroes but I have a few friends that play it a lot and most of them tell me that all the heroes that they release new into the game are very similar to others :D If that is true then it's kinda boring having more heroes but most of them are kinda similar idk
the problem is they are afraid to nerf their main heroes coz if they do and its not usable in that season people will get mad coz they spent so much money buying skins for that hero just to get muked with nerf and not usable anymore, while in dota gabe dont care about your skins if the hero is broken its gonna get a nerf in the big patch so you can cry with your skins for that hero 😂
Yeah, it's too bad valve doesn't advertise dota 2, it's literally the best game ever made when you actually start getting the hang of it.. I used to only play FPS games, but they tend to get boring after a bit, complete opposite to dota, it's always evolving and never gets boring with how many ways you can play the game.
@@hummingbir6 Sounds like you are the toxic one that tilt queues considering you’re “15k” hours deep. I’ve had a great experience, most played game for me. It’s not hard to mute the odd toxic player, can’t get away from that in any competitive game.
I played League a lot when I have to wait dota2 release, 2 things I hate 1 why I have to spend the time to get champion while the game is free* (as you mentioned) 2. The lane meta always as 1-1-2 with 1 jungler that's kinda bored. (the map was narrow for pace of the game but it should have change) 3 hard to adapt to other roles if less playtime (dota2 can with easy hero for each roles like wk, Zeus, tide).
I always felt that way about league. Must be hard and frustrating af, i bet most league players have no idea how restrictive and punishing that game actually is.
It’s very snowball-y. To the point that if you watch high level jungle coaching (like Tarzaned) he will often tell his clients during vod review that they lost one of their teammates their lane ~5/6 minutes in. 99/100 times he’s correct and can tell off of just one mistake whether or not a lane is won or lost. Comebacks can happen - esp with the bounty system - but in any elo above plat (high Ancient) something like a 5k NW difference is virtually impossible to recover from.
I got 5k on dota 2 but i can’t achieve Diamond on lol, to me lol is a more difficult than dota 2 because lol is more to mechanical outplays, and im not the best mechanic player dota is more a thinking game i think. But i love so much all.
Been a league player since 2013 and stopped playing year 2020. Now I'm trying dota 2 and I was having fun along the way. I'll admit that dota 2 is hard to grasp, but it's more fun and challenging for me. The terrain, weather effects, skins, couriers, strategies and item complexity made dota 2 unique than league. But both games are fun, and I just love dota 2. Sad I didn't get the contents from previous battle passes in dota 2.
I recently started Dota after playing league for a while. For me, while Dota is more complex, it feels more rewarding to learn and I can see myself staying with it for longer (and climbing to higher MMR) despite increased complexity. One thing I dislike is that the community is way smaller, so it’s more difficult to find content regarding the game. For example, I really want to play Rubick pos4/5 support, but finding people who play him in those roles very often to follow is more difficult. League will often have several high level streamers for any champ you can think of. Lastly, league hurts my hands more. I tend to click and spam abilities more when playing, and I feel like often times whether or not I won or lost a game was based around one missed flash ultimate combo, or a missed skill shot, rather than strategy like itemization.
I just got ancient in dota and I'm also emerald on league so I think I can talk as a above avg in both games. He's completely spot on, I would add that I do enjoyed more playing with new friends league rather than Dota. Also I think that's the main reason why league is just way popular than dota, ppl just enter and have fun. it could be your first time in league but with friends you just kinda have a good time. In dota I'm pretty sure just explain to someone how runes works is a fcking nightmare. Also as he said grinding in dota is just feel way better than league. Most of the time league just feel a single player game because you can be completely crack on league and push top and win. Dota you can have a 6k player in your team but if you don't play as a team is way easier to lose. Another thing I would add to league is that even though you need 200IQ to make good plays in dota you need 80ms time reaction in league. A simple example is how saving black hole for another hero to get close is a 200IQ move but the reaction time is just E, R and you're cool. In league you can have Yasuo that just jump everywhere to just make one kill but is pro move because you click like 120 kpm. So here's my conclusion, both are a wasted of time, less than 1% of players get a chance to win money. If you have a friend group that haven't play a moba but you only play dota I would 100% recommend just play league, you will have way more fun in league than in dota if you plan to play with friends. If you are a league player than feel pretty good with a diamond rank, then try to master Dota, because belive me a comeback in Dota is just way more excited than a comeback in league. If you get wet by just stealing baron, then doing something as simple as do a junk in the trees in dota has the same feeling as stealing a baron. And get you get your first comeback with megacreeps you'll me orgasming in the floor think of me.
As a man who dedicated most of his youth to both games😂 Dota 2 won and it's much better than LOL since it's the game I ended up still playing as an adult😂 that's just my personal opinion. I wont delve into my reasons why since this channel or this guy explained it perfectly.
been a dota plater for more than 10 yrs now. sad thing to dota is it's player base shrink year by year. this was due to the learning curve. there a lot of mechanics to explore. I'm not saying it's bad. it's actually very good because it keeps the game going. you learn new things every now and then despite playing the game for 10 years. but some people get overwhelmed of this feature. the new players gets bullied by experienced players. but both games have pros and cons. both are actually good. but then again, we loop back to new player experience. the learning curve itself is a challenge specially to players that don't have patience.
I will disagree, learning league is harder. But it's not due complexity of either game. It's just Dota has good, comprehensive and lengthy tutorials + QoL features like guides and coaching tools. While league throwing you into hell, after showing you 4 heroes and having couple of bot games, where bots will just ignore you, even when you are destroying the nexus. But will say, it says less about game complexity. And more about tools. Those games are not as easy to compare about how complex they are. Cause they are different enough. For example character game-design rules, dota's heroes are more of a unique framework for you to build upon. Where items play greater role, as they might completely change their capabilities and set of responsibilities. With addition of new abilities or major effects. While league champions are instead role based, and bring their toolkit, which usually based upon a certain way to play that role they are designed for. Which might make them feel same-y, however devil is in the details and sometimes rabbit hole keeps going down. In same time items carry less utility and more of direct stats boost to be able to do that role well with minor, but none the less important effects to it. I prefer dota personally, because my team is less likely to give up on 15 when they see naga support. And just rule of cool of Dota abilities as they are absurdly strong by design. But complexity of the game mainly depends on the level of play, as in both dota and league you don't need to know mechanics as deep against weaker opponent. And neither game is that hard to pick up, if you master another.
dota is just fundamentally better in alot of ways and the outplay potential is extremely big, there’s just so many variables. It has to be that complex to give teamfights etc more incentive. Something that on paper is almost never good in League because of how it is structured, you win lane and then you afk Nash/Dragon Respawn and enemy has to coinflip their way back into the game. I reckon alot of high mmr league players want to get into Dota but the game just isn’t nearly as popular and most people don’t have people to play it with..
having high map mobility is not about game being competitively balanced, both of them are, its just dota 2 focus way more on team play aspects with is why 90% heroes can't fight alone ever. deny doesn't exist in league because this mechanic doesn't work and make no sense, league as game overall balanced to be mostly about outplay and enemy cannot counter you most of the time completely to the point you can't play anymore, if they add deny between 60 - 80% lanes become cancer and impossible to play (guess what no couriers and limited sustain also make even 1 vs 2 lanes hard to play) because game not balanced around the idea if your lane is shit you can from lvl 4-5 leave and afk farm in the jungle or roam, League wants you to not leave the lane 90% time, if anything deny in dota 2 is not outplay mechanic, its a way for balance to make sure you can exist in the lane at least (without it guess what, you would play vs high dmg heroes lvl 1) its a crutch overall just like HG miss
Dota is definitely harder. That doesn't mean you shouldn't like LoL more, if that's what you prefer. Making that statement isn't a dig at LoL at all. TBH you might think Dota is a worse game because it's so difficult. Over-complicated. Less might be more. But Dota is definitely harder.
league is the harder game trolls, wintraders, bot accounts and derankers have turned it into a literal hell hole even rust is an easier game and 40% of rust players are literally cheating
I feel like League is more fast paced and looks more like a fighting game than a MOBA. Dota is more sluggish and strategic, you have a lot of time without fighting enemies, just farming and stacking camps, a lot of back and forth and games last forever because of buybacks and fortify. Both very different games. Lately I'm having way more fun in DOTA. But I feel like Dota only became playable when they added role-selection matchmaking. Before that, the meta was a mess, I hated tri-lanes it was just dumb. You picked a hero and didn't know if you would be able to farm or if you would have to support a dumb ally, because it would require me to communicate with an ape to get that information. People would fight over who was going mid everygame. Teams would be filled with gold dependant heroes as no one wants to play support. This is why role-selection match-making is important. Something that kinda bores me in DOTA is that I feel like communication is a lot more important than in LoL. In LoL you can get away with carrying your dumb teammates most of the time by just being a good player, but DOTA is a way more team-oriented game. I hate having to communicate in online competitive games because most players are passive-agressive. In LoL you'll face horny and edgy flaming teammates. In Dota you'll hear 30y old man childs complaining in your ear and trying to tell you how to play your own role/heroe through voice-chat. Point is, I feel like I can't really mute all my teammates and be sucessfull in DOTA and I really dislike having to hear toxic teammates :'[
I always admired DOTA way more than LoL, the game seems to be aimed at a more mature audience, while LoL looks like its aimed towards horny and edgy teenagers. But you can't compare, right? One game is made by fucking Valve. Everything about Valve games are a masterpiece in terms of design. They really just lack in terms of being more friendly and in touch with their community.
I think surrender votes make sense in LoL. The game is much more snowbally than DOTA and it is way harder to make a comeback, It would take the enemy team multiple major mistakes in order to throw a lead. Games end really fast because you don't have buybacks or fortifies. When you're stuck inside your base there is literally nothing to do except wait for the enemy team to kill all dragons, baron and eventually just storm everything with buffed up minions. Combacks and late-games really only happen in low elo in LoL. From Diamond 3+ almost all games end between 15 to 25minutes. In Dota it requires a lot of team coordination to end the game as it is quite hard to invade the enemy base because of the highground, fortify and buyback mechanics. I think I liked LoL more when there were no dragon buffs, when it was all about getting gold and pick-offs, I feel like it required teams to make bigger efforts and communicate more to get leads. Now things get decided way too early by dragon, grubs or herald fights which exclude parte of the team, because you can't just TP and impact it somehow, so if takes away a lot of the players freedom to make plays and help the team. If a fight occurs at dragon, top laners are stuck at top. If a fight occurs at grubs/herald, botlane is stuck at botlane.
@@bryanchaplin4293I think objectives like drakes, soul, grubs, herald, baron, etc. are really interesting and one of the few things league has that Dota doesn’t. Sad thing is it just makes the game even more one-sided majority of the time.
DOTA is literally gambling some items work and skills use % and shit gets stupid sometimes LOL is just get a strong item early and stomp them with one or two bassic attacks as a jungle Personally i don't think any of these games is harder than than the other u just have to learn the cooldowns of ur spells and itemization. Hard games are RTS and fighting games not mobas lmao
Not having the surrender option is something I really like about dota. When I listen to my friends who play league I get the feeling that there is a huge "give up" mentality there. People assume they have no chance of winning 10 or 15 minutes into the game and just wait for 15 min to be able to surrender. In dota 15 minutes is nothing. The game can turn so many times, one good fight can turn the game to your advantage. I would really hate it if they added a surrender feature.
I agree especially for solo q.
On 5 man ques you can actually surrender at min 30 in Dota ^^
You don't know the annoyance of the popup (especially in teamfight) every few minutes because of meantally weak ppl
surrender is needed when u have troll/afk or feeders
@@lexeleister4618 then even more people start trolling or feeding to force surrender. I dont wanna bring this mentality to dota
"give up mentality" for sure, but i think the ability to comeback is much larger in dota. Thinks like Baron and Elder are soo consistent at closing out games and if ur not able to contest those because of bad early game it can be rough.
It's interesting to see the perspective of other players. I am a long time League player I started to play Dota 2 a bit over a month ago, and I have to say I am having a blast and I think it's a great game. Here are some insights I gathered from my own perspective.
1. I think it is indeed true that the hardest heroes in Dota are harder mechanically than the hardest champs in League, however I think that the average difficulty of all heroes/champs in the game is higher in League, due to the prevalence of skillshots, absence of turn rate and mechanics like kiting. I was very surprised to see how many heroes in Dota are basically Auto Attack spammers with a very high Attack Speed and point and click abilities. League has MUCH MUCH more skillshots and dashes.
2. One thing that I was fascinated to hear is that you clealy like the Dota sets more than League skins. Fascinating because I realize how much personal preference plays a role in this category. I personally think that Dota's sets are a bit overdesigned for my liking, and I's much rather use the default look for most, if not all heroes.
3. Graphics wise, I think Dota looks better. but I think it's very hard to compare the 2. one clearly has a more cell-shaded approach to graphics, while Dota sorta strives towards realism. I wouldn't call League WC3 graphics tho.
This is it for now. If u finished this comment, thanks for reading, and have fun in your games!
Maybe I just played league at the wrong time back in the day or my graphic settings were super low :D
And thx for the nice words and you toooo🤝
I played loads of league before I switched to Dota so it's kinda older league opinion. But leave felt like team play was less important and way less broad. The team play was kinda straightforward. Do this or you're bad (simplifying)
Dota kiting is easier for sure, leagues kiting is like it's own whole thing. When I've seen LoL pro games the movement looks so foreign but I can see a cool dance going on. I think Dota has a more broad array of kiting though, as you said less skill shot abilities, which translate into having deeper level mechanics with other things like kiting though healing/ethereal/etc.
The takeaway feeling I get is dota doesn't know what it is and so feels like it's always evolving on its own mechanics and introducing new mechanics all the time (example how tree mechanics are used a lot now with spells and items and also LOADS of things they've just fully removed from the game) And league feels more like it know what it's game is about, who the audience is and how people want to play.
Every other Dota update parts of the community say they're going to quit. I wonder if league community has that as well or not haha
i agree dota champs are easier in general but dont forget that even a wraithking can have 5-6 active items.
@@trollwarlord4870 also allows every hero to play in so many ways. WK skeleton army suicide build anyone?
a hero with point and click is built around their inventory items, a hero like drowranger can kite even though she is just point and click hero she can kite with her inventory items, so all dota 2 heroes are built around the items you built and around your team heroes, while in league almost all heroes has everything like mobility and they can solo the whole game once the champ reaches the full potential during the game
5:00 "it just makes the game so much more fun"
Rubick: "I agree!"
Lmaaao that's actually a good one
Timing haha
Made my day!
I spent my entire teenage year playing dota with a bit of league sprinkled in and I prefer Dota more. There's just something beautiful about how they designed this game which gives players more wiggle room. Supports can transition to carries if needed late game and etc and it's just amazing how they made it like that lol.
For me it's the freedom that Dota provides that just makes it so great.
League and the LOL community are very much restrictive (play this champ only this way) vs Dota is like "Here's CM, go pos1 or w/e idk". All builds can potentially work, and that's beautiful
Yep I agree
I think the less frequent patches are a good thing. I would also argue that dota is still a better casual game than league because of its quality of life features and the fact that it respects your intelligence
I mean it depends on your preference with patches for sure.
I wouldn't say Dota is good for casuals because you will need like 1-3k hours to understand the basics I would say. Compared to league that's a lot of playtime I think :D (maybe I'm wrong)
@@5updota is dota 2 harder to rank up than league? Or other way around?
despite dota having around 40 characters less than league, I think there's much more variety in competitive games draft. In the last year league worlds main event only about half the champions were picked, meanwhile in TI there was only 8 heroes uncontested. League champion splash arts look cooler tho
I'm not super heavy into the leauge heroes but I have a few friends that play it a lot and most of them tell me that all the heroes that they release new into the game are very similar to others :D
If that is true then it's kinda boring having more heroes but most of them are kinda similar idk
the problem is they are afraid to nerf their main heroes coz if they do and its not usable in that season people will get mad coz they spent so much money buying skins for that hero just to get muked with nerf and not usable anymore, while in dota gabe dont care about your skins if the hero is broken its gonna get a nerf in the big patch so you can cry with your skins for that hero 😂
Valve managed to try creating unique skills for new heroes is impressive. League has dash dash dash. Good luck dashing away from fights you cowards.
Yeah, it's too bad valve doesn't advertise dota 2, it's literally the best game ever made when you actually start getting the hang of it.. I used to only play FPS games, but they tend to get boring after a bit, complete opposite to dota, it's always evolving and never gets boring with how many ways you can play the game.
@@alabaska182 worst cancer toxic game ever.
~15k hours.
@@hummingbir6 Sounds like you are the toxic one that tilt queues considering you’re “15k” hours deep. I’ve had a great experience, most played game for me. It’s not hard to mute the odd toxic player, can’t get away from that in any competitive game.
@@alabaska182 broken matchmaking, broken report system, broken huge unnecessary map, broken useless garbage all over map, huge power creeps (itemization and heroes), bloated with cosmetics and noisy sound-wheel spams. Terrible game.
Great video 5Up, I always love when people express their point of view between these two games
Thx for the support 🤝
I played League a lot when I have to wait dota2 release, 2 things I hate
1 why I have to spend the time to get champion while the game is free*
(as you mentioned)
2. The lane meta always as 1-1-2 with 1 jungler that's kinda bored.
(the map was narrow for pace of the game but it should have change)
3 hard to adapt to other roles if less playtime (dota2 can with easy hero for each roles like wk, Zeus, tide).
Yep yep I agree ^^
I always felt that way about league. Must be hard and frustrating af, i bet most league players have no idea how restrictive and punishing that game actually is.
True
It’s very snowball-y. To the point that if you watch high level jungle coaching (like Tarzaned) he will often tell his clients during vod review that they lost one of their teammates their lane ~5/6 minutes in. 99/100 times he’s correct and can tell off of just one mistake whether or not a lane is won or lost. Comebacks can happen - esp with the bounty system - but in any elo above plat (high Ancient) something like a 5k NW difference is virtually impossible to recover from.
@@NitBeanTheMachine damn. Dude that sounds insanely hard 😂😂
@@mdk064hernandez9 Can also be easy, if you win early.
I got 5k on dota 2 but i can’t achieve Diamond on lol, to me lol is a more difficult than dota 2 because lol is more to mechanical outplays, and im not the best mechanic player dota is more a thinking game i think.
But i love so much all.
That's 5k mmr right? Is LoL harder to rank up than DOTA2?
Been a league player since 2013 and stopped playing year 2020. Now I'm trying dota 2 and I was having fun along the way. I'll admit that dota 2 is hard to grasp, but it's more fun and challenging for me. The terrain, weather effects, skins, couriers, strategies and item complexity made dota 2 unique than league.
But both games are fun, and I just love dota 2. Sad I didn't get the contents from previous battle passes in dota 2.
I recently started Dota after playing league for a while. For me, while Dota is more complex, it feels more rewarding to learn and I can see myself staying with it for longer (and climbing to higher MMR) despite increased complexity.
One thing I dislike is that the community is way smaller, so it’s more difficult to find content regarding the game. For example, I really want to play Rubick pos4/5 support, but finding people who play him in those roles very often to follow is more difficult. League will often have several high level streamers for any champ you can think of.
Lastly, league hurts my hands more. I tend to click and spam abilities more when playing, and I feel like often times whether or not I won or lost a game was based around one missed flash ultimate combo, or a missed skill shot, rather than strategy like itemization.
I just got ancient in dota and I'm also emerald on league so I think I can talk as a above avg in both games. He's completely spot on, I would add that I do enjoyed more playing with new friends league rather than Dota. Also I think that's the main reason why league is just way popular than dota, ppl just enter and have fun. it could be your first time in league but with friends you just kinda have a good time. In dota I'm pretty sure just explain to someone how runes works is a fcking nightmare. Also as he said grinding in dota is just feel way better than league. Most of the time league just feel a single player game because you can be completely crack on league and push top and win. Dota you can have a 6k player in your team but if you don't play as a team is way easier to lose. Another thing I would add to league is that even though you need 200IQ to make good plays in dota you need 80ms time reaction in league. A simple example is how saving black hole for another hero to get close is a 200IQ move but the reaction time is just E, R and you're cool. In league you can have Yasuo that just jump everywhere to just make one kill but is pro move because you click like 120 kpm.
So here's my conclusion, both are a wasted of time, less than 1% of players get a chance to win money. If you have a friend group that haven't play a moba but you only play dota I would 100% recommend just play league, you will have way more fun in league than in dota if you plan to play with friends. If you are a league player than feel pretty good with a diamond rank, then try to master Dota, because belive me a comeback in Dota is just way more excited than a comeback in league. If you get wet by just stealing baron, then doing something as simple as do a junk in the trees in dota has the same feeling as stealing a baron. And get you get your first comeback with megacreeps you'll me orgasming in the floor think of me.
Gutes Video, vor allem die Aufnahmen von League of Legends haben mir gefallen :)
true trueeeee^^
As a man who dedicated most of his youth to both games😂 Dota 2 won and it's much better than LOL since it's the game I ended up still playing as an adult😂 that's just my personal opinion. I wont delve into my reasons why since this channel or this guy explained it perfectly.
been a dota plater for more than 10 yrs now. sad thing to dota is it's player base shrink year by year.
this was due to the learning curve.
there a lot of mechanics to explore. I'm not saying it's bad. it's actually very good because it keeps the game going. you learn new things every now and then despite playing the game for 10 years.
but some people get overwhelmed of this feature.
the new players gets bullied by experienced players.
but both games have pros and cons.
both are actually good. but then again, we loop back to new player experience.
the learning curve itself is a challenge specially to players that don't have patience.
I will disagree, learning league is harder. But it's not due complexity of either game. It's just Dota has good, comprehensive and lengthy tutorials + QoL features like guides and coaching tools. While league throwing you into hell, after showing you 4 heroes and having couple of bot games, where bots will just ignore you, even when you are destroying the nexus.
But will say, it says less about game complexity. And more about tools.
Those games are not as easy to compare about how complex they are. Cause they are different enough. For example character game-design rules, dota's heroes are more of a unique framework for you to build upon. Where items play greater role, as they might completely change their capabilities and set of responsibilities. With addition of new abilities or major effects.
While league champions are instead role based, and bring their toolkit, which usually based upon a certain way to play that role they are designed for. Which might make them feel same-y, however devil is in the details and sometimes rabbit hole keeps going down.
In same time items carry less utility and more of direct stats boost to be able to do that role well with minor, but none the less important effects to it.
I prefer dota personally, because my team is less likely to give up on 15 when they see naga support. And just rule of cool of Dota abilities as they are absurdly strong by design. But complexity of the game mainly depends on the level of play, as in both dota and league you don't need to know mechanics as deep against weaker opponent. And neither game is that hard to pick up, if you master another.
18:42 yeah I also have problems with the replay it's worse if the replays are old.
dota is just fundamentally better in alot of ways and the outplay potential is extremely big, there’s just so many variables. It has to be that complex to give teamfights etc more incentive. Something that on paper is almost never good in League because of how it is structured, you win lane and then you afk Nash/Dragon Respawn and enemy has to coinflip their way back into the game. I reckon alot of high mmr league players want to get into Dota but the game just isn’t nearly as popular and most people don’t have people to play it with..
having high map mobility is not about game being competitively balanced, both of them are, its just dota 2 focus way more on team play aspects with is why 90% heroes can't fight alone ever. deny doesn't exist in league because this mechanic doesn't work and make no sense, league as game overall balanced to be mostly about outplay and enemy cannot counter you most of the time completely to the point you can't play anymore, if they add deny between 60 - 80% lanes become cancer and impossible to play (guess what no couriers and limited sustain also make even 1 vs 2 lanes hard to play) because game not balanced around the idea if your lane is shit you can from lvl 4-5 leave and afk farm in the jungle or roam, League wants you to not leave the lane 90% time, if anything deny in dota 2 is not outplay mechanic, its a way for balance to make sure you can exist in the lane at least (without it guess what, you would play vs high dmg heroes lvl 1) its a crutch overall just like HG miss
10:14 i am with you on this one
the paid think shout be for cosmetics at least
well got to pay for the servers some how
zzzz dis guy soo good why does he have 6k subs only -.-
get to 6 million subs already and start making 2x videos everyday
TH-cam is just a thing on the weekend for me and I can't do it full time :D
But thank you^^ I will try my best to do so:D
Very few people are interested in dota vs league content
Great video
we getting into meme content now huh!
Next video: how to delete Dota and come back after 3 days
7:10 doesnt look that beautiful when 3-5 heroes in ur team is inside the black hole
Imagine black hole works on teammates but heals them for 500 per second
Personally, I do not understand why people play LOL if we have Dota. The look of the LOL is just so outdated
Dota is definitely harder. That doesn't mean you shouldn't like LoL more, if that's what you prefer. Making that statement isn't a dig at LoL at all. TBH you might think Dota is a worse game because it's so difficult. Over-complicated. Less might be more. But Dota is definitely harder.
9k mmr wtf . im 1.3k mmr
league is the harder game trolls, wintraders, bot accounts and derankers have turned it into a literal hell hole even rust is an easier game and 40% of rust players are literally cheating
Good vid
Thx 🤝
I see you're not confident enough to say out loud whatever is in your mind.
yes lol is harder then dota cause of deaths in laning
phase
What's difference of deaths in laning in lol and dota?
@@Keew its actually very large if some dies once or m=aybe twice their laning phase is over dota not so much
I feel like League is more fast paced and looks more like a fighting game than a MOBA. Dota is more sluggish and strategic, you have a lot of time without fighting enemies, just farming and stacking camps, a lot of back and forth and games last forever because of buybacks and fortify. Both very different games. Lately I'm having way more fun in DOTA. But I feel like Dota only became playable when they added role-selection matchmaking. Before that, the meta was a mess, I hated tri-lanes it was just dumb. You picked a hero and didn't know if you would be able to farm or if you would have to support a dumb ally, because it would require me to communicate with an ape to get that information. People would fight over who was going mid everygame. Teams would be filled with gold dependant heroes as no one wants to play support. This is why role-selection match-making is important. Something that kinda bores me in DOTA is that I feel like communication is a lot more important than in LoL. In LoL you can get away with carrying your dumb teammates most of the time by just being a good player, but DOTA is a way more team-oriented game. I hate having to communicate in online competitive games because most players are passive-agressive. In LoL you'll face horny and edgy flaming teammates. In Dota you'll hear 30y old man childs complaining in your ear and trying to tell you how to play your own role/heroe through voice-chat. Point is, I feel like I can't really mute all my teammates and be sucessfull in DOTA and I really dislike having to hear toxic teammates :'[
I always admired DOTA way more than LoL, the game seems to be aimed at a more mature audience, while LoL looks like its aimed towards horny and edgy teenagers. But you can't compare, right? One game is made by fucking Valve. Everything about Valve games are a masterpiece in terms of design. They really just lack in terms of being more friendly and in touch with their community.
I think surrender votes make sense in LoL. The game is much more snowbally than DOTA and it is way harder to make a comeback, It would take the enemy team multiple major mistakes in order to throw a lead. Games end really fast because you don't have buybacks or fortifies. When you're stuck inside your base there is literally nothing to do except wait for the enemy team to kill all dragons, baron and eventually just storm everything with buffed up minions. Combacks and late-games really only happen in low elo in LoL. From Diamond 3+ almost all games end between 15 to 25minutes.
In Dota it requires a lot of team coordination to end the game as it is quite hard to invade the enemy base because of the highground, fortify and buyback mechanics.
I think I liked LoL more when there were no dragon buffs, when it was all about getting gold and pick-offs, I feel like it required teams to make bigger efforts and communicate more to get leads. Now things get decided way too early by dragon, grubs or herald fights which exclude parte of the team, because you can't just TP and impact it somehow, so if takes away a lot of the players freedom to make plays and help the team. If a fight occurs at dragon, top laners are stuck at top. If a fight occurs at grubs/herald, botlane is stuck at botlane.
@@bryanchaplin4293I think objectives like drakes, soul, grubs, herald, baron, etc. are really interesting and one of the few things league has that Dota doesn’t. Sad thing is it just makes the game even more one-sided majority of the time.
DOTA is literally gambling some items work and skills use % and shit gets stupid sometimes LOL is just get a strong item early and stomp them with one or two bassic attacks as a jungle
Personally i don't think any of these games is harder than than the other u just have to learn the cooldowns of ur spells and itemization. Hard games are RTS and fighting games not mobas lmao
Yeah Dota’s harder
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league. league. not liege. please...
Lige of legend
@@5updotaliiick ov lejens