Dota Guide – How I became a Dota Pro

Posted: 20th June 2010 by Patrick in Dota Guide
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Hey Patrick here,

If you’re looking for the best way to improve your dota skills dramatically, then I’m over the moon that you’ve found this website and I strongly suggest you keep reading…

Because this is my uncensored dota story featuring the good, the bad, and the ugly. And finally the one thing that helped me achieve my goal of becoming a Dota Allstars pro!

Click here to see how I finally became a Dota Allstars Professional.

I was once a noob dota player, I would only stick to dota hero’s that I was good at, such as high hit point heroes; tiny, balanar, centaur, or skeleton king, to name a few. In fear to end the intimidation in game, being verbally abused, not trusted, and most but not least booted for having a negative hero to death ratio e.g.: 1-10 1 kill and 10 deaths… I spent a lot of time reading dota guides on certain heroes.

I followed a guide to a hero strictly and I would still find myself getting constantly owned. I tried to last hit creeps for money; instead I just became prey to the enemy heroes. I even tried to fight a pugna 1v1 with an anti mage and still found myself getting owned, Int vs agi, magina being the king counter against a hero with a big mana pool? My dota skills just weren’t improving… I was a dota noob.

Eventually a friend of mine recommended me the dota guide – it is by far the most comprehensive and helpful dota guide one could ask for. This really worked wonders on my dota play. I was slowly starting to become more confident and scare my opponents off, intimidate them, and then the killing sprees started to pour in, consistently…Double Kill, Triple Kill…Rampage! It was then and only then did I realise I was well on the way to becoming a dota pro!

Whether you’re a new Dota player or not, it takes you through step by step the easiest and most effective method to transform your dota skills to the next level.

I hope you found this information useful. The one thing I didn’t like about the Dota Warcraft Master guide is that it is a darn big guide! But if you reap the dota guide for all its worth you will be rewarded. After reading the dota guide, I was the one ganking, not my opponents. I also discovered that I was more aware, perceptive, smarter, and sharper than my opponent. I was successfully retreating at the appropriate times, and knew precisely when my enemies were trying to kill roshan. How far to go when attacking a retreating enemy hero and obviously a lot more! Wish you guys the best of luck in your dota gaming and I highly recommend checking out the dota guide!

Patrick Antoniou,

Click here to visit Dota Warcraft Master’s official site.

Dota Strategy

Posted: 18th June 2010 by Patrick in Dota Strategy
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Dota Allstars is a very complex game, although there are many dota hero guides available, there is more to dota than implementing what you have read in a pudge dota guide – A guide to the Butcher for example. What do you do when you get ganked? Could you have avoided the gank? Knowing when to back and retreat to a safe location or base is very important and this can be a nightmare for some dota players.

Also your items shouldn’t be a clone to those associated to in a guide, you should not be purchasing the same item set for that hero in every dota game. You will have to adjust your items accordingly to actually benefit against your enemy hero. For example, you don’t want to get furion an Eye of Skadi when you’re up against anti-mage (magina) Because magina will just chew the bonus mana from skadi away rapidly thus pure damaging/stealing 64 mana per hit for a longer period and further fuelling her ultimate, Mana Void. The more appropriate items would be Guinsoo’s Scythe of Vyse aka sheepstick to hex/disable her. Or a Heart of Terrasque, to withstand more hits along with Blademail, to simply return the damage back. Knowing if you should get these items and when to use it depends on how skillful the anti mage is along with other factors, such as having enough hex/disabling allied heroes. Maybe it’s time to go add some strong damage per second items aka as DPS.  Then you might implement a Monkey King Bar into your build, especially if your opponent has evasion of some sort because Mkb has a special bonus, True Strike, which prevents your opponents from dodging any of your physical attacks.

Dota Guide – Prerequisite of a Pro?

Posted: 17th June 2010 by Patrick in Uncategorized
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Hey Patrick here, welcome to my new website dedicated to the fans of the dota community. My goal here is to provide you guys with a comprehensive dota guide, giving you the upper hand in Dota Allstars, a Warcraft III scenario developed by several authors, namely Icefrog.

Being an experienced dota player, I have helped a lot of dota noobs, asking similar questions alike. e.g.:

What do I get for this hero?

Which item should I get next?

How much is this item?

How do I counter Magina, Naix, Pudge, Sven, Balanar, Enchantress, Venomancer, Mortred, Rhasta, Bloodseeker, Dragon Knight, Tinker, Silencer, Sand king, Earthshaker, Lion? The list goes on…

In a few days I’m going to reveal to you my uncensored dota story, you will discover the path which led me to become a Dota Allstars professional! So keep a tab, stay alert and prepare to dismember your opponents!