Listening to Dendi talk about Dota1 made me tear up. I started with Dota 2.17 map back then and i was like 15-16yrs old. My friends and i always played AoS(aeon of strife) then we found this map and it all began from there. We won many 3v3 tournaments on Garena back then since it was "THE" platform for dota1. Good old days 🥲. Stopped playing when HoN and LoL came out although Dota2 didn't spark that interest in me as to how Dota1 did.
Yes! Garena tournaments, seeing new heroes come out, the move to Allstars from regular dota, AOS/Battleships/Footman Frenzy, and lots of lan parties. Just a different time.
Dota's learning curve is more of a cliff, and you're getting closer and closer to being able to add "mountain climber" to your resume Grubby, keep it up.
@quyzbuk86 Not really. It's just your fault you'r hoping right onto the himalaya (PVP). A game always has many sides. You start by taking baby steps, into steps on a street, not approaching the alpines right away, not jumping into deep water before you learn to swim. (ofc it has been done and can be done) But there are so many facettes of a game. (and every bit is exciting the first time) Who ever came up with "steep curve" is just a big *QQ.* Don't expect to be a prof, don't expect to be an expert, that's it. Have fun in different aspects, have fun being a newb! (I read this so often how ppl enjoyed being a newb again in a new game!...) Same as you don't expect to be a master in math when you start out. There is not just classes, and exams, ppl can have fun with math such as riddles, etc (...). Eventually the pvp game is like an exam, everything gets put to the test. Some are easier some are harder. Ultimately of course you do many tests, AKA job, AKA Versus mode. Obviously I don't mean it that strict, but it's to show you don't start from what you see on a pro-stream or livecast..... Instead you naturally explore, so again this isn't necessarily full 5v5 games vs humans... You can play vs bots you can try other stuff you can play vs several friends to get used to certain matchups which makes you familirized pretty quickly. It's actually a trick (to play vs friend) that worked wonders when we applied it to anything outside to dota (on top of dota), so i.e. which is even easier in 1v1 RTS... Last but not least: Don't expect to be capable to pulling off anything you see on stream or anywhere, just explore test what you can do find your own stuff, what works for you - on your level. i.e. many pro strats, tactics etc, involve many skill sets, such as teamplay, perception of anything going on, knowledge of enemy cd etc (...). This can carry to be more risky and getting away with it. However a newer player has more success with something not as fragile, or playing it safer in terms of stuff going on on the map...or not relying on milisecond timing with an ally (let alone a second or minute lol). Ultimately this is also the better learning experience as you do not die as often, because staying alive lets you learn more roughly said, however you will learn the limits - a funny example is the alpha star AI learning that its "improvement" of camping in the base in order to not die (good) limited it kinda. (actually fairly much) Games OFFER content, don't feel so damn obligated to know everything and reach everything from the get go. You don't need to reach every content! Some todolist videos in the internet about that are just not good IMO (you must do this and that and these and those - CLICKbaits)... Treat games as games(! that's what they are and are designed for afterall), and you get better over time, by having fun, besides your brain also learns much better with fun and enthusiasm. Feel the richness of games when you figure out new things and see new ways, even as a beginner. (Pro tip: Refering to the mentioned earlier: You don't do that by only expecting to be an expert right away and rock like what you see on a stream - Roughly said - and only feel pressured and thinking you suck - Roughly said -, no you don't, every step you improve, play what's interesting to you, what's fun - that's also the beauty) Fun fact: I don't think any nowadays pros started any game they rock in now with the goal of playing it professionally to earn money initially, ofc very few exceptions or just memes. Point is: Most got gud cause they had so much fun, and WANTED to play more, and More, and MOre. Naturally you begin to write down build orders, plans about team combinations, skill combos, and how to set up team fights properly vs problems you faced...and ofc... at SOme point this involves dedicated training! almost self explanatory. But everyone started small. And most did not look at the big mountain "oh damn that's big I never gonna do it!!!"-trash internet comments. Again they had fun and played and explored and got gud without even noticing.
@@alexanderxyz6146 That wall of text I absolutely did NOT read is well over a year too late. There's timestamps on these comments for a reason. Learn how to use yours better.
No lo puedo creeer:000 el mejor jugador y mas querido de Dota 2 con el mejor y mas querido de Warcraft III, desde la comunidad sudamericana, los amamos/we love❤
Momento epico Una leyenda frente a otra literal Warcraft 3 y Dota, esos juegos tienen algo mágico y especial Del RTS Warcraft 3 nació Dota 1 y con ello el género MOBA. Después naceria Dota 2 que es el mejor MOBA por ser el más completo y más versátil apesar de no ser el MOBA más jugado
I quit Dota 2 quite awhile ago for many real life reasons, however I had about 4k hours into from the beta days on. I started watching Grubby for your Hots videos about a year ago. Loved your hots content for a long time. Then, seeing you playing Dota 2 now and then hearing you talk to Dendi brought a tear to my eye. This was a beautiful moment and I'm so glad to see your journey through a game that I have loved for so very long.
It has been a blast having Dendi pop in to offer his advice! He clearly has a lot of passion for the game, which pairs very well with Grubby's passion for learning and improving. Can't wait to see more.
52:01 Crazy that BKB is still so close to Mountain King ult. You get +10 str, +24 dam, and magic immunity from BKB. Precisely what you said, Grubby. Strength, damage, and magic immunity.
Holy crap... Just watching Grubby talk to Dendi has me squealing like a small child again. I love you both, and the fact that you can both bring so much joy with a simple conversation is incredible. Stay awesome!
This new content path feels both good and natural. Been following you ever since your triple grunt lightning shield splits into the resource lines. I don't mind you branching at all!
it has been a good while since i watched an 1 hour video and it seemed like 10 minutes. you two are some of the nicest people on e-sports, i have been watching the both of you for ages now, this collab almost feels like a dream
Love seeing you playing all these games and bonding with all the different pros! Even though I only play wc3 and aoe2 is still fun to watch you, keep on Grubby!
I follow u both, i totally understand the passion about the games. Im glad to see u both together trying to play some dotes. Keep up the good spirit Grubby
I've been playing dota since 2006 and i'm actually learning a lot of stuff from all this tutorial with TI winners! Dendi should have his own Master Class.
Dendi did great, you're both some of the nicest professional players out there. After a few hundred hours. Would love to see him coach you on some mid Queen of Pain, or you honestly can't say Pudge without attaching Dendi to it. Cheers, glad you're enjoying a new experience.
two legends... wow... what an honour to watch you both at the same time... dendi first TI winner ever and MR. HOOK!!! And ofc Grubby.... you both should team up in dota, defenately!
Dendi is a very happy and ocurrence player. I played one game with Dendi in dota 1 (Dota pride league). He was on my team with Puppey, MiomioDucky and Miggel. He was so cordial.
I thought it was a joke at first when I saw the preview/title but that's so cool, Dendi is a great coach and you're a great learner, the perfect team to make quality Dota 2 content :D
GJ @Grubby you did well. 1 advice however, its good to help your core secure kill on priority lane creeps such as the ranged creep or flag bearing creep. However, I would say that becareful when assuming the core wont/cant last hit a creep because in his mind he's/she's still going trying to last hit, whether he gets it or not, and you might be wasting his time/positioning or affecting his last hitting rhythm. It's a fine line between greifing and helping. Generally speaking, in laning phase (~first 10 minutes), as the support, always prioritize creep lane equilibrium, possibly stacking camps ahead, denying creeps, trading HP or killing enemy heroes, securing priority creeps over trying to last hit contested creeps while your core is there. ONLY if 100% certain he will not attempt to go for it that I'd say go for the last hit.
A few games ago I was thinking how cool itd be if you had a pro coach, and this gem pops up. Probably never been more excited to watch a youtube video 😂
Grubby those times when you felt like the enemy was spell immune but you didn't see BKB you were actually silenced, they had 3 silence spells this game. Mainly the smoke cloud from Riki will make you miss almost all auto attacks + be silenced as long as you remain inside the smoke cloud and also Death Prophet (the banshee) has a big aoe ground target silence that lasts for a couple of seconds. As well doom ultimate (that is also called Doom lol, is basically dooming the hero he puts it on, its single target and a long cooldown but it does a lot of dmg over time + silence + mute (you can't use items) you can only auto-attack and walk) :)
a tip in a game like this when you're playing a support against a farmed riki that is hunting you, be already prepared to when you see his smoke cloud instantly glimmer cape yourself in anticipation for him blinkstriking on you (since he kills you so fast) and also pre-emtively drop a sentry as soon as a fight/skirmish breaks out unless you know riki is on the other side of the map or something. And like dendi (the absolute legend) said Aeon disk would've been great (its like auto proc dmg immunity but with long cooldown) also ghost scepter can make you ethereal = immune to physical dmg and its only 1500g
Dendi was talking about "OpenAI Five" it won best out of 3 vs profissional Dota 2 players (team OG). the AI was playing differently than humans by letting all five heros farm which is very unusaly high level Dota 2 games, and playing very aggressively with a lot of rotations. (i could be wrong but i think their was some house-rules to playing vs openAI that included limits on some items, runes, and a lot of heros)
Your first fight with death prophet, she had her ultimate Exorcism on, usually we run when she uses that unless you have burst damage. When you're running, try to sleep the enemy, buys you more time. As a support in the later stage of the game where you die fast, you want to learn to hide in fog of war when the enemy is near, and you only join the fight when needed. I think this game winning condition is you hiding and ulti riki. You can sleep the most annoying hero but most of the time you want to prioritize your fiend's grip as it's a long duration stun on kill potential. PS: back then when you have a match against moon, I would always cheer for you.
edge case uses of smoke that dendi didn't touch on: * can be used to disjoint or avoid certain attacks or spells, assuming you're not within smoke break range of enemy heroes. e.g. if a ranged hero auto attacks you when you have 1 hp, you or your nearby ally can smoke to avoid the attack as long as you run away from enemies w/ projectile in flight. or if you guys just barely won a teamfight and everyone is 1hp, but the enemy team has a zeus who buys back to ult, you can smoke to avoid damage. * late game pushing or defending high ground during daytime vision, or in any team fight situation where you will be seen before you can properly initiate, and you don't have invis item, can be good to get a surprise invis initiation that isn't expected due to you not having invis items when enemies item check you. * purposely use smoke where enemy heroes will see the smoke effect and report it to their teammates, thereby making enemies predictably act like a gank is coming. situationally can be used to surprise enemies and set up ganks away from the fake smoke. * can be used for a very slight movement speed boost if you have a game-determining team fight happening that you need to get to asap. oftentimes not necessarily worth using a smoke in these situations, since you probably get better value out of using it in more traditional circumstances, but for example if you disjoint an attack that saves your carry player w/ smoke, then 100% worth.
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feels like ive been dropped into an alternative universe with this colab, i like it here
best universe EU
Still waiting to see grubby coached by the Zen master Purge.
@@fabiosordo5313 that would be dope!!!
The duo I didn't know I needed before I saw this. 2 of the most mature and fun personalities in the esports scene!
What a compliment, thank you!
Facts
Listening to Dendi talk about Dota1 made me tear up. I started with Dota 2.17 map back then and i was like 15-16yrs old. My friends and i always played AoS(aeon of strife) then we found this map and it all began from there. We won many 3v3 tournaments on Garena back then since it was "THE" platform for dota1. Good old days 🥲. Stopped playing when HoN and LoL came out although Dota2 didn't spark that interest in me as to how Dota1 did.
same story here except I started playing when 5.84c came out 😄
Играл с патча 1,2. После как появился хон, больше в доту не играл. Дота2 говно. Не зашла.
Yes! Garena tournaments, seeing new heroes come out, the move to Allstars from regular dota, AOS/Battleships/Footman Frenzy, and lots of lan parties. Just a different time.
@@Veslanjejezivot Lmao 5.84c will always be my favourite xD. Everything is broken so the game is balanced haha.
@@LizzieBeezie Riki was OP haha
It's pure joy watching you two together. Keep it up!
Glad you're enjoying the show :D
Dota's learning curve is more of a cliff, and you're getting closer and closer to being able to add "mountain climber" to your resume Grubby, keep it up.
That's reassuring! Thanks!
And that's why Arteezy is one of the GOATs, he's at the top of that cliff.
@@arielvillarruel6281 LMFAO
@quyzbuk86 Not really. It's just your fault you'r hoping right onto the himalaya (PVP). A game always has many sides. You start by taking baby steps, into steps on a street, not approaching the alpines right away, not jumping into deep water before you learn to swim. (ofc it has been done and can be done) But there are so many facettes of a game. (and every bit is exciting the first time) Who ever came up with "steep curve" is just a big *QQ.* Don't expect to be a prof, don't expect to be an expert, that's it. Have fun in different aspects, have fun being a newb! (I read this so often how ppl enjoyed being a newb again in a new game!...) Same as you don't expect to be a master in math when you start out. There is not just classes, and exams, ppl can have fun with math such as riddles, etc (...). Eventually the pvp game is like an exam, everything gets put to the test. Some are easier some are harder. Ultimately of course you do many tests, AKA job, AKA Versus mode. Obviously I don't mean it that strict, but it's to show you don't start from what you see on a pro-stream or livecast..... Instead you naturally explore, so again this isn't necessarily full 5v5 games vs humans... You can play vs bots you can try other stuff you can play vs several friends to get used to certain matchups which makes you familirized pretty quickly. It's actually a trick (to play vs friend) that worked wonders when we applied it to anything outside to dota (on top of dota), so i.e. which is even easier in 1v1 RTS...
Last but not least: Don't expect to be capable to pulling off anything you see on stream or anywhere, just explore test what you can do find your own stuff, what works for you - on your level. i.e. many pro strats, tactics etc, involve many skill sets, such as teamplay, perception of anything going on, knowledge of enemy cd etc (...). This can carry to be more risky and getting away with it. However a newer player has more success with something not as fragile, or playing it safer in terms of stuff going on on the map...or not relying on milisecond timing with an ally (let alone a second or minute lol). Ultimately this is also the better learning experience as you do not die as often, because staying alive lets you learn more roughly said, however you will learn the limits - a funny example is the alpha star AI learning that its "improvement" of camping in the base in order to not die (good) limited it kinda. (actually fairly much)
Games OFFER content, don't feel so damn obligated to know everything and reach everything from the get go. You don't need to reach every content! Some todolist videos in the internet about that are just not good IMO (you must do this and that and these and those - CLICKbaits)... Treat games as games(! that's what they are and are designed for afterall), and you get better over time, by having fun, besides your brain also learns much better with fun and enthusiasm. Feel the richness of games when you figure out new things and see new ways, even as a beginner. (Pro tip: Refering to the mentioned earlier: You don't do that by only expecting to be an expert right away and rock like what you see on a stream - Roughly said - and only feel pressured and thinking you suck - Roughly said -, no you don't, every step you improve, play what's interesting to you, what's fun - that's also the beauty) Fun fact: I don't think any nowadays pros started any game they rock in now with the goal of playing it professionally to earn money initially, ofc very few exceptions or just memes. Point is: Most got gud cause they had so much fun, and WANTED to play more, and More, and MOre. Naturally you begin to write down build orders, plans about team combinations, skill combos, and how to set up team fights properly vs problems you faced...and ofc... at SOme point this involves dedicated training! almost self explanatory. But everyone started small. And most did not look at the big mountain "oh damn that's big I never gonna do it!!!"-trash internet comments. Again they had fun and played and explored and got gud without even noticing.
@@alexanderxyz6146 That wall of text I absolutely did NOT read is well over a year too late. There's timestamps on these comments for a reason. Learn how to use yours better.
AMAZING CONTENT! You really should do more collabs with Dendi, you guys are fit together. No awkwardness at all and fun :)
Two geniouses communicating. Imagine the information bandwith 😄
My goodness, an absolute legend from my youth teaching another absolute legend of my youth.
Grubby getting coached by the greatest players in every game, i'm so hyped!
No lo puedo creeer:000 el mejor jugador y mas querido de Dota 2 con el mejor y mas querido de Warcraft III, desde la comunidad sudamericana, los amamos/we love❤
Muchas Gracias! :D
Aquí vamooos boludo! Joya!!
Los queremos, Grubby y Dendi!
Muy cierto!! saludos!
Momento epico
Una leyenda frente a otra literal
Warcraft 3 y Dota, esos juegos tienen algo mágico y especial
Del RTS Warcraft 3 nació Dota 1 y con ello el género MOBA. Después naceria Dota 2 que es el mejor MOBA por ser el más completo y más versátil apesar de no ser el MOBA más jugado
So happy to see more Dota 2 videos! Keep up the great progress with learning the game!
this must be one of the greatest moments in gaming history!!!
The conversation at the start is great, just two wholesome legends reflecting on wc and dota
This is a dream come true honestly, thank you for this series Grubby, it's making my day again and again
I quit Dota 2 quite awhile ago for many real life reasons, however I had about 4k hours into from the beta days on. I started watching Grubby for your Hots videos about a year ago. Loved your hots content for a long time. Then, seeing you playing Dota 2 now and then hearing you talk to Dendi brought a tear to my eye. This was a beautiful moment and I'm so glad to see your journey through a game that I have loved for so very long.
It has been a blast having Dendi pop in to offer his advice! He clearly has a lot of passion for the game, which pairs very well with Grubby's passion for learning and improving. Can't wait to see more.
52:01 Crazy that BKB is still so close to Mountain King ult. You get +10 str, +24 dam, and magic immunity from BKB. Precisely what you said, Grubby. Strength, damage, and magic immunity.
No freaking way this happened. Grubby much love for all of this!!
Two legends having a perfect chemistry is one of the most beautiful thing we ever see. :)
Hearing Dendi talk just makes people smile. What a guy
The two legends (from different fantasy World) played together. I hope seeing more videos like this!
Thanks Grubby for bringing this content, it was a joy watching you guys playing together! love Dendi!!
dendi is legendary!!!!
it's fantastic to see you both in one screen.
Dendi saying Rubick is a cool hero makes me remember that legendary moment
Dendi, Grubby, and Jenkins, make it happen!!!!
Love this series tho...wow, Dendi and Grubby...I LOVE Warcraft, I LOVE DOTA 2 ...amazing
Holy crap... Just watching Grubby talk to Dendi has me squealing like a small child again. I love you both, and the fact that you can both bring so much joy with a simple conversation is incredible. Stay awesome!
This new content path feels both good and natural.
Been following you ever since your triple grunt lightning shield splits into the resource lines. I don't mind you branching at all!
I love dendi so much. These two are probably my two favorite streamers, very exciting to watch them together.
never expected this collab! loved it!
He is honestly good for being so new too the game. How he can drop sentries in a good place in the heat of combat is very cool
Two absolute LEGENDS! Masters of their own domain. Glad to see a video like this one!
it has been a good while since i watched an 1 hour video and it seemed like 10 minutes. you two are some of the nicest people on e-sports, i have been watching the both of you for ages now, this collab almost feels like a dream
Love seeing you playing all these games and bonding with all the different pros! Even though I only play wc3 and aoe2 is still fun to watch you, keep on Grubby!
I follow u both, i totally understand the passion about the games. Im glad to see u both together trying to play some dotes. Keep up the good spirit Grubby
I've been playing dota since 2006 and i'm actually learning a lot of stuff from all this tutorial with TI winners! Dendi should have his own Master Class.
omg it is getting better and better
now THIS is the best crossover ever
watching you play, reminds me of my early days in dota. Hard and a lot of flaming, but it felt more fun when there were more surprises in the game
Dendi did great, you're both some of the nicest professional players out there. After a few hundred hours. Would love to see him coach you on some mid Queen of Pain, or you honestly can't say Pudge without attaching Dendi to it. Cheers, glad you're enjoying a new experience.
Grubby , it would be really fun if you coach Dendi for 1 wc3 game :D I think we can all learn a lot
2nd this
two legends... wow... what an honour to watch you both at the same time... dendi first TI winner ever and MR. HOOK!!! And ofc Grubby.... you both should team up in dota, defenately!
Any dota fan would die for a collab with dendi u one of the lucky ones bruh keep grinding........
Dendi is a very happy and ocurrence player. I played one game with Dendi in dota 1 (Dota pride league). He was on my team with Puppey, MiomioDucky and Miggel. He was so cordial.
I thought it was a joke at first when I saw the preview/title but that's so cool, Dendi is a great coach and you're a great learner, the perfect team to make quality Dota 2 content :D
Cant wait more Dota content from you Grubby! Coming from a league Dota 1 player, and still onto Dota 2. This game is just too good!
I LOVE that you are diving into dota. I hope you like it and continue :)
GJ @Grubby you did well. 1 advice however, its good to help your core secure kill on priority lane creeps such as the ranged creep or flag bearing creep. However, I would say that becareful when assuming the core wont/cant last hit a creep because in his mind he's/she's still going trying to last hit, whether he gets it or not, and you might be wasting his time/positioning or affecting his last hitting rhythm. It's a fine line between greifing and helping. Generally speaking, in laning phase (~first 10 minutes), as the support, always prioritize creep lane equilibrium, possibly stacking camps ahead, denying creeps, trading HP or killing enemy heroes, securing priority creeps over trying to last hit contested creeps while your core is there. ONLY if 100% certain he will not attempt to go for it that I'd say go for the last hit.
Im going to continue playing all the supports once at least, but I can already tell I am NOT support DNA xD
@@FollowGrubby Yes, haha. You're a legend. Enjoying your DOTA 2 content and passion.
I never thought I would see the day these two legends would collab
I hope this turns into a regular series, very enjoyable 🔥👍
Holy crap Dendi and Grubby. Literally the two nicest dudes ever. I’m so excited.
Another Excellent Collaboration! Keep em coming Grubby!
A few games ago I was thinking how cool itd be if you had a pro coach, and this gem pops up. Probably never been more excited to watch a youtube video 😂
I absolutely loved this on levels and would classify this content as [Mythical]
The crossover I thought I would never see in my life.
Now this is epic
Great series. Please try and make this a regular thing and you will improve so fast, also gives Dendi some well deserved exposure :D
That interaction with Den was pretty amazing. I think you 2 fit great together, why not more of this? (next up is another coacher)
Dendi is one of the nicest guys period. Couldn't ask for a better coach.
The legendary fountain hook will never be forgotten!
Wow, great crossover!
Ask him to play wc3 )
He used to play d1 on wc3, it would be fun to see him play with you 2x2
I've barely read the title and I'm already sold! Grubby and Dendi in the same (virtual) room!
Been playing dota 2 for more than 15 years now still seeing things that i have not seen before.
The real OGs are here.. what a collab!
This just comes full circle. Dendi back then for WC3 and now with Grubby for Dota.
Dota 1 forever!
Just purely out of my heart ,thank u for providing such good times 💜
THIS IS THE COLLAB I NEVER KNEW I WANTED
The number of possible hero comboscannot be played in a lifetime by a human.
Turn it into the series please! Manuel it is the best thing you could've done!
Dendi meeting his idol basically! This is the content that I like to see.
Colab of the century
Dendi and Grubby? My Two Childhood Heroes Together.
Dendi! Awesome.
Big fan of both of you.
I cant believe this happened. I love Dendi since he was in Snake in 2010s and Ivd been watching your game since 2008 when I was 12. Omg
Dendi. There's a name I haven't heard since college. What a crossover.
This is a colab i didnt know i needed but rly happy it exists ^^ dendi being my favorite dota person and u being my favorite wc3 person
Dendi has such an amazing character. Can't hate the guy.
The one and only, Dondo!
Had the honor of getting my ass handed to me when we played a tournament against DTS Gaming.
His Tinker rekted us :)
OMG!! My 2 biggest inspirations in the industry, so much love for this. This is my Ronaldo teaching The Rock how to play football
This is every dota player and Warcraft player’s wet dream
Top collars we didnt knew, we needed.
Grubby those times when you felt like the enemy was spell immune but you didn't see BKB you were actually silenced, they had 3 silence spells this game. Mainly the smoke cloud from Riki will make you miss almost all auto attacks + be silenced as long as you remain inside the smoke cloud and also Death Prophet (the banshee) has a big aoe ground target silence that lasts for a couple of seconds. As well doom ultimate (that is also called Doom lol, is basically dooming the hero he puts it on, its single target and a long cooldown but it does a lot of dmg over time + silence + mute (you can't use items) you can only auto-attack and walk) :)
a tip in a game like this when you're playing a support against a farmed riki that is hunting you, be already prepared to when you see his smoke cloud instantly glimmer cape yourself in anticipation for him blinkstriking on you (since he kills you so fast) and also pre-emtively drop a sentry as soon as a fight/skirmish breaks out unless you know riki is on the other side of the map or something. And like dendi (the absolute legend) said Aeon disk would've been great (its like auto proc dmg immunity but with long cooldown) also ghost scepter can make you ethereal = immune to physical dmg and its only 1500g
Dendi was talking about "OpenAI Five" it won best out of 3 vs profissional Dota 2 players (team OG). the AI was playing differently than humans by letting all five heros farm which is very unusaly high level Dota 2 games, and playing very aggressively with a lot of rotations. (i could be wrong but i think their was some house-rules to playing vs openAI that included limits on some items, runes, and a lot of heros)
Finally Grubby plays my game Dota 2 EPIC!
This just gets better and better... I was having a really bad day, but this certainly helps!
IT'S HAPPENING!!!
next ep must be with purge, slacks & pyrion flax.
i'm loving your journey so far! its bringing in more new players than Valve! :D
What a time to be alive. Two legends.
miss dota 1. so many memories
I love Dendi, he's such a cool person. Such an example!
dondo and grubby collabo... dream come true for me
When my kids ask me if I had a happy and abundant life Im goma say yes and show this video to explain why.
Keep up!!
Legends collide in this collab!
Your first fight with death prophet, she had her ultimate Exorcism on, usually we run when she uses that unless you have burst damage.
When you're running, try to sleep the enemy, buys you more time.
As a support in the later stage of the game where you die fast, you want to learn to hide in fog of war when the enemy is near, and you only join the fight when needed. I think this game winning condition is you hiding and ulti riki. You can sleep the most annoying hero but most of the time you want to prioritize your fiend's grip as it's a long duration stun on kill potential.
PS: back then when you have a match against moon, I would always cheer for you.
edge case uses of smoke that dendi didn't touch on:
* can be used to disjoint or avoid certain attacks or spells, assuming you're not within smoke break range of enemy heroes. e.g. if a ranged hero auto attacks you when you have 1 hp, you or your nearby ally can smoke to avoid the attack as long as you run away from enemies w/ projectile in flight. or if you guys just barely won a teamfight and everyone is 1hp, but the enemy team has a zeus who buys back to ult, you can smoke to avoid damage.
* late game pushing or defending high ground during daytime vision, or in any team fight situation where you will be seen before you can properly initiate, and you don't have invis item, can be good to get a surprise invis initiation that isn't expected due to you not having invis items when enemies item check you.
* purposely use smoke where enemy heroes will see the smoke effect and report it to their teammates, thereby making enemies predictably act like a gank is coming. situationally can be used to surprise enemies and set up ganks away from the fake smoke.
* can be used for a very slight movement speed boost if you have a game-determining team fight happening that you need to get to asap.
oftentimes not necessarily worth using a smoke in these situations, since you probably get better value out of using it in more traditional circumstances, but for example if you disjoint an attack that saves your carry player w/ smoke, then 100% worth.
Bro, it's like a dream, Dendi and Grubby collab let's go!
its nice that sumaiL stills learn from the OG despite all his success
What a time to be alive
Jesus that Brew is something else lmao
My god both the true legends meet the dream is real
The greatest collaboration ever.
I wish Dendi to win TI again as a coach and Grubby as a player, Both are capable of that and deserve that!
Damn the two ogs
The fountain hook master himself!