As we step into 2019 Dota 2 has well matured as an MMORPG.
When I first started a serious approach towards the game it was in 2013. At that time it was the era of OD, TA, Nyx as well as NP and Io which Alliance popularised.
As the meta changed we reached the point where the Chinese came up with the Deathball around TI4. Dota reached the first golden era around TI5 and TI6 where the creativity of players fully bloomed. New ideas flourished everywhere; everything worked.
At the end of 2016, Valve released update 7.00. A new chapter thus begun -- DotA took the transformation to become a game that has more possibilities and surprises than ever before. It gradually turned into the fight fiesta we have today which features flashy plays and absurd turns of tides.
Now allow me to hear your thoughts. Do you like the fierce, sure meta of old; or the volatile meta of new?
As we step into 2019 Dota 2 has well matured as an MMORPG.
When I first started a serious approach towards the game it was in 2013. At that time it was the era of OD, TA, Nyx as well as NP and Io which Alliance popularised.
As the meta changed we reached the point where the Chinese came up with the Deathball around TI4. Dota reached the first golden era around TI5 and TI6 where the creativity of players fully bloomed. New ideas flourished everywhere; everything worked.
At the end of 2016, Valve released update 7.00. A new chapter thus begun -- DotA took the transformation to become a game that has more possibilities and surprises than ever before. It gradually turned into the fight fiesta we have today which features flashy plays and absurd turns of tides.
Now allow me to hear your thoughts. Do you like the fierce, sure meta of old; or the volatile meta of new?