Dota 2

Dota is a competitive game of action and strategy, played both professionally and casually incompetently by millions of enslaved passionate fans Russians worldwide. Players pick from a pool of over a hundred heroes carries, forming two teams of five players five feeders. Radiant heroes then battle their Dire counterparts to control a gorgeous fantasy landscape, waging campaigns of cunning, stealth, and outright warfare raging in an unknown language and team fighting with one RAMPAGE victor.

Irresistibly colourful on the surface addictive, Dota is a game of infinite depth and complexity which requires, no, in fact takes an infinite amount of your life away. Every hero has an array of skills and abilities that combine with the skills of their allies in unexpected ways, to ensure that no game is ever remotely alike that allow players to screw with their allies and get their teams killed. This is one of the reasons that the Dota phenomenon has continued to grow Dota will have more rage quitting and all chat abuse than any other game. Originating as a fan-made Warcraft 3 modification, Dota was an instant underground hit. After coming to Valve, the original community developers have bridged the gap to a more inclusive audience Russia, so that the rest of the world can experience the same core game-play, but with the level of polish that only Valve can provide learn from these ingenious people and become inspired to spread their knowledge with the rest of the world.

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NOTE: Original description by Valve, edited by myself.

I never played this game or the original WoW, but have spent a few thousand hours on other fantasy game worlds. Let's just say I am in their target demo for this thing. The protagonist is voiced by none other than Sasuke, wielding a sword and dealing justice to some amazingly animated dragons. For the first few episodes, it is epic. Then, a second, mostly unrelated, story takes center stage. It is convoluted, poorly written, and once unfolded, actually seems kind of dumb. It is a far cry from the charm or intrigue of Dragon Prince, and lacks the relatable relationships of Naruto, Fullmetal or even AoT.

Icefrog has made a great work in here, adding the original names to the champions and skills, giving originality to certain features that give the game the difficulty (and dynamism) we were expecting.

As a huge fan of the original War3 modified map Dota-AllStars i have to say this is all i have been expecting and more. The map, the names, the skills and the items have been upgraded but all of this has been made to be easy to remember, and learn, how to play.

The game is very well balanced.

I miss certain things like the designs on some characters and items, but is OK.

Grab your mouse, turn on the speakers, it's time to play!

Is just not a game for me is a life then I Play this game over 17 years For me best strategie game for all Times

From slaying your enemies, to killing the neutrals - be ready for one of THE best games!

I would give it a ten but it seems disrespectful to warcraft III and its expansion which really deserve pure tens.

The game really took it to a more international level and gained much more fame dota 1 (Which myself i prefer the most).

Many graphic updates, some gameplay changed and I have to say, it worked out very well.

The game is really addictive so prepare!

Valve did a nice job, although Blizzard had done better before it. Still hoping to see Warcraft 4!