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I played through 56% (or something) of the tutorial mode last night and my observations as a first-time player coming from LoL are:
It'll take me a while to get used to it. It seems like there are a lot more keys you need to make use of compared to what I use in League. The biggest differences to me so far are just the keys, the UI layout, and the fact that you have to actually actively purchase items while involved in stuff on the map. |
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Dota, on the other hand, has all sorts of crazy stuff. |
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dota has micro-intensive heroes (visage, enchantress, chen, enigma spawns if you plan on using the hero correctly, etc) that requires a high amount of skill. more so than skillshots. as for skillshots mirana's arrow, pudge hook, clockwerk ulti, and etc are pretty much the origin of skillshots as they predate the existence of the dota clones (hon, lol, etc). if you really want to fist yourself try playing chen. probably one of the highest skillcaps in the game. visage is pretty tricky but you can generally whiff the birds but still win due to your strong skillset. |
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