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even tsunami said it back in the day lmao - it's all about the mindset

Very informative, thank you

Great guide! Could you make an updated one?

great !

do you sell coaching?

ember spirit is so much fun, exactly what I need to climb mmr

Can we use the dota range display in ranked match?

eul's is especially efficient against slark, since u can use it while pounced, and all other move spells are cancelled by it. BKB is not enough against slark because if the fight lasts long (temporised with slark's ult), pounce has a way shorted cooldown than BKB.

Worst versus list #1 for me would be huskar

Finally what i was looking for thank you! Good Video

I got a question brother, I see some top rated players while solo farming in jungle and/or in lane do the following: attack > move > attack. What does that achieve? Can you provide a short video about it? Thanks for the video, great work!

how many games did it take you to grandmaster bro? I'm at 27 now but it feels like 25-27 took longer than all of the previous levels xD

Dude this will solve my ping issue and get me out of Herald.

best video ever. THANKS!

9:00 Why not get lvl 2 ult at level 12?

Very very nice & helpful brother ❤

Please make a video on how to bind attack move click to left click like in League of Legends & Heroes of the Storm, for some reason there is no easy way of doing this in Dota 2 which is kinda sad to see both these other 2 games having a superior way of choosing your binds/settings, a guide would really help a lot in that regard hence it seems necessary to use the console commands to do so

Very helpful tanks

can someone tell me why when i decide to auto-attack - click on the ground, an red circle appears around the attack arrow? Is that a setting or is it normal?

Good video. I need more hotkey video and dota fundemental

thanks for this video... is this possibile to bind the attack move to M1 button?

Any chance to bind attack move to M1 instead of A?

Absolutely love players like you who specializes on a few heroes. Henry, Jon Gunnarson, and Anysu. Really helps a ton when you have highly experienced players on single heroes show you how its done

kek wins

Spoken wisdom, thanks for your videos.

he speaks truth

Nr 1 as always Gio! Keep it up

LOL. This feels good, but solid, concrete details and preparation is way more important. How do you control lane equilibrium, how should you build vs that lineup, how do you counter the draft and how to draft, itemisation, timings and strategy. All of these have led me to success, not going in playing with blind confidence and fun. Heralds play with blind confidence and fun.. and they will always continue to do so.

you are too entusiastic for a dota player

Lovely

I love necro off

let's go get it!!

I think I’m done switching roles. It took a couple years to figure out that support is actually fun and impactful. Thanks for the great advice!

Thanks for another great video. I’m not a mid player but still Ross was enlightening. I especially like your intentionally delusional video. Keep it up!

this is such an important thing to bright light to, i've barely ever heard it spoken about pepeclap!

I have been playing ember for almost 6 years and i can say that that skill builds highly depends on matchup against puck i would always max guard and chains etc. Nice video as always

Thankful for the truth and positivity! Beautifully said!

At some point you said dont try to fix lost lanes. I just want to agree and add to that, i dont remember where i heard it but i think it's true, - the reason why your offlaner for example lost his lane is probably far more deeper than just a kill or two. So the amount of time and effort to try to help him won't actually be beneficial for the team so you try to focus on other stuff rather than a gank to that lane.

I dont understand the manta. Euls would have been fine i think

Last hitting your own creep also gives you stacks for the passive

good video, dont even play dota

This topic is complex and interesting. There are a good chunk of humanity that is born into extreme poverty or other types of extreme circumstances, that severely limit their power over their own lives. However I am inclined to agree with you in the end, since if a person stays positive and tries hard, I would guess they are more likely to improve their very unfortunate life situations, than if they doesn't look for change (can't be sure though since I am relatively lucky in life myself, with only one or two "bad rolls"). Anyway, when it comes to DotA this seems especially true. If you are fortunate enough to have time to play it a decent amount of time each week, there is really nothing stopping you. The preconditions in DotA are much, much more fair, than the preconditions of life on earth. I guess there are some things that is out of your control, like if you were born with wrist problems or born with asocial traits, making it harder for you to find a good stack or understand randoms. But that's not the sort of things I hear people complain over, they most usually complain over things that they have complete control over, if they just change the way they play. Like say for example, they complain that they died when they followed their team into a bad fight, although they had always the choice not to go into that fight, thus winning more games if they start not going into bad fights. There are so many examples of irrational logic after being stubborn in playstyle.

Not sure how accurate mensa tests are, but according to them I'm in top 3%. I'm guardian 4, played around 2.5k games since 2014 (not a frequent player), I never practise (last hitting etc), never look at my replays and always play after I've had a few beers. If I did all the things required to climb would I climb, probably, how much, I don't know. If I did that though it would take all the fun out of it, dota2 for me is to unwind

Nice thought process, like it.

That's right, if you practice the Piano everyday but only play twinkle twinkle little star, you will only ever know that song played in that specific way. That is what casual DotA players do, they join lobby, auto pilot their games to have fun and do that for 2+ years with zero change in behaviour = zero net positive change in winrate. Now if you come in each session, learning specific things, learn to play scales, arpeggios, take sight-reading and aural practice, learn different pieces with increasing difficulty, specifically focusing on what you are weak at. Over a course of 2 years you would be at an astounding level of competence, this then becomes your new benchmark, your baseline and you constantly learn. In DotA the meta is constantly evolving, and those that do not adapt, fail to progress. Mechanics will always be the same, but meta and the strategical understanding of the game is what changes and what players must constantly strive to understand. In two months, by focusing I was able to go from Crusader to Legend. Simply by changing my bad habits and developing and practising established truths, I didn't need to sit down and think about new ways to play the game, I just needed to play like what other players higher rank than me are doing if I wanted to achieve that rank. And if I wanted to surpass that rank I will need to look beyond, just like in Piano, I didn't need to sit and dissect the piano and fingering and how should I learn this and that, there is a myriad of knowledge and information already established that I can use to excel. That is why, dumb unique builds that have not been proven is bad, why picking out of meta, low winrate heroes are bad, they are statisically proven bad by pros before me and that I know I do not understand the game deeply enough to try anything other then what is established. Only when I have reached the pinnacle then my creativity will be able to shine. I have stubborn friends with "talent" who simply play the same hero for nearly a decade, and they at best stay the same mmr, or worst drop significantly, because they fail to learn beyond their current knowledge or fail to develop the habits that proves their current stupidity. That is what is stopping people from suceeding in DotA and life, acknowledging that you are shit, and there is a way to become less shit.

practice makes permanent

Hey, these guys have abolutely perfected herald play

Even that guy you opened as new tab and he was immortal. He is still garbage. Yes, he is top 0.1 of the all players that play dota, but immortal 500 would play with him like a toy. He is just no match to them. This sound elitist, but its actually a fact.

I started playing dota in 2015.. ive only played 300+ games because i only had a laptop for years if i had a way to play and never much time to play more then a game a day if i even played, i finally get ranked in upper herald not long ago and i keep seeing people with 2-4 thousand games played n never understood how they were still in herald but goes to show.

By the way Andrey Immersion is quite a famous person ru community. A bunch of RUclipsrs interviewed him. He has a fixation on being the first in something, he can't get the first rank, so he decided that he will be the first in the number of matches. He doesn’t even play in a huge number of games and stands AFK, the man has his own very strange understanding of Dota, which does not lead to victory. Before the situation with his attempt at streaming year ago, he played dota with +-20 FPS