@@Vash1116 what i mean is daggon 3 times means approx 1700 dmg with mag resis and ur full health is 2200 shallow grave amplifies heal when you are at low hp so 1500 dmg amplified by heal is your full hp. (ur not immortal stop da cap)
@@ECHO-xj2tp I know what you are saying. It is not the cause of this. The cause is that Shallow Grave gives you HP based on the incoming damage such that you'll have one more health than the damage, and that Time Walk HEALS based on the damage taken 2 seconds ago. So you can take damage down to 1, but then backtrack an insane amount more than that JUST BECAUSE OF HOW SHALLOW GRAVE WORKS ON A CODE LEVEL. Another problem is that Time Walk HEALS for some reason, which it doesn't state. What is says it does is: "Rushes to a target location while BACKTRACKING any damage taken the last 2 seconds." "Backtracking" only has one definition in the game at the moment which is on the level 25 talent, the alt text on it reads: "Grants a 20% chance to avoid damage entirely. Disabled by break." You'll notice that in neither situation, does it say HEAL. That is my issue. I know how it works, but if you start playing now, without having lived through OLD backtrack, you wouldn't. In this Shallow Grave example it's weird, it doesn't work how people would assume it works for no real good reason. Backtrack should function like Time Lapse as it is the next best comparison (Time Lapse doesn't have these issues). I am immortal, go check any of my streams from the past like month. The videos being uploaded to YT right now are a bit backlogged (you can tell because it still has the New Years main menu :) ). You'd know half of this by just reading the damn comments below. EVEN if you think this is how it should work, sure fine whatever, then go update the damn tooltips to explain this interaction without having to have played with old backtrack and just be grandfathered into this interaction.
I'm pretty sure grave heals you for the amount of damage you are about to take, or something along those lines. If that's the case, it makes sense to work like that, however it does seem dumb.
It's working as it should. Dota count all incoming damage to void before his resistes in hidden counter of 2 seconds (2,5 with talent) and regenerating it back as a heal, it stacks with grave since grave adds healing bonus, Sange and Yasha since Sange gives additional HP regen multiplyer of 25% now, paladin sword gives additional 16%, so basically 1 dagon of 800 dmg minus voids resistes would deal to him ~600 dmg, but when you grave him, he has s&y and paladin sword its basically 800 + ~50% = 1200 healing for him. With recent Void damage nerfs you should consider him more of an offlaner now, cuz he basically tanks all the damage and cancels it with 1 button.
Therefore it only works with damage, not HP swaping mechanics. If terrorbalde swap his hp with Void, Void wouldn't get his HP back to full with Q, cuz its hp swapping mechanism. Armlet works the same
First, Sange has no effect on the Time Walk's backtrack. Holy Locket, Paladin Sword and Shallow Grave do. Moving on from that, I am aware of how these things work, what I am saying is that it should not. Backtrack is not supposed to be a "heal". Let's read the description of Time Walk "Rushes to a target location while backtracking any damage taken in the last 2 seconds." Note the distinct lack of the word "heal" anywhere in here. It only describes it as "backtracks". The fact that Backtracking is sort of healing has more to do with the code, how it was programmed and a lot less to do with how it is intended. Backtrack, as it is now, should work more like Weaver. If you test all of these interactions with Time Lapse you'll find it works as expected, not treated as healing at all and thus no health is magically created out of nowhere. I won't really comment on the other part because it really has nothing to do with any of this, I merely want this to work as it says it does, or for Time Walk's description to at least be updated to reflect that it is actually treated as healing.
Beecarbonize looks like a game where you can make crazy build and exploit the game mechanics. On Steam, you can find screenshot with multiple same cards in the sector and get like +165 from Industry versus -117 from People. Although you need a thousand rounds to do it. 13:44 Another one 19:18 That's how you see the final deck.
It truly was, watching it back is hard but I still feel like my shots were properly discreet l spaced out unless they changed it in the past couple years
Despite what my recent YT uploads might imply, I actually stream a ton of games other than dota. So if you're interested in that kind of stuff you might want to pop over there (or really just tell me if you'd like any of them to make it to youtube and I'll be sure to move it over). Some of them make it to RU-vid, but work and life have kind of cut into my time of splitting them into nice YT videos though so it's mostly been videos of the inhouse. We recently got into Across The Obelisk and I think at least some of that will be making its way to RU-vid and if they're still there the Hitman playthrough will as well. Thanks for the kind words as well.
Everyone that I have asked and shown this says this does not work the way they think. They assume that Time Walk basically works like a 2 second backtrack. I am aware of what you have typed, but I don't think that this is actually working as intended as this basically only happens because of the insanely weird way that Shallow Grave is coded (it sets your health to damage you're taking + 1, and then does the damage). If it instead locked your health to a minimum of 1, then this would not function this way.
When oracle uses false promise and faceless void is dagoned, game will treat as if he took all the damage and he is at minus xxx health and you can save him by healing him for that amount. So there is a notion of minus hp in the game and I think its a cool interaction. Creates a "dont deal damage to void when he is graved" type of vibes to the game.
It is working as intended. Reversing all types of damage received in the last 2 seconds. Dazzle's W doesn't make the target invulnerable to damage but just prevents the target from dying
See the below comment, I know how Shallow Grave works. To think this is what was intended is a bit insane, it doesn't interact like this with any other method. If you really want I can go through other situations that would fit your criteria, but would not exhibit this behavior.
