Of course I graduated :) been waiting for this video a long time now! Appreciate how many man hours went into this, might just be your Magnum Opus. Your depth of understanding with Wisp is on full display here. The clockwise vs. counter-clockwise spirit hits and Tether to recover a missed pull were 2k MMR delta tips alone. Beautifully executed video
I gratuated 👌 A really great guide! I usually have a hard time watching anything from start to finish without skipping 😅but i was locked in for the whole video 👍👍 Edit : forgot to add, Liked & Subscribed!
Thank you soooo much for releasing this. There wasnt any good IO guide on youtube that I could find and you just made my life 10x easier. Getting this from someone that has your level of mastery on this hero for free is insane. Love you
I haven't played for a year now, and I am not even an Io main, but I still graduated lol. Great guide! Detailed and with supporting visuals as well. This makes me want to play Io instead of spamming CM, Earth Spirit and Oracle mindlessly.
@@QwerQwer-yo7hdbut tether has damage.. Even purge discuss the importance of helm of domni for io. U can get neut even accient.. Tips: get the wind bird and get enemy behind using its skill.. Auto kill...
Been waiting for this and was so excited to see it in my sub box! I have a 56% win rate over 36 games on him - I haven't finished the video yet, but I'm gonna try and increase that after watching the rest! Excited to see what I was doing wrong in all my games lol
I graduated :) I haven't played in a long time, so it's been sad to see Overcharge isn't a Toggle anymore! I've always been scared off playing Io more because of team communication, I'm just a filthy pub casual, but I'm gonna just bite the bullet and see if I can make it work! Thanks for the tips :)
I graduated :) I played this bad boy back in 2014/15 idk even when it came out. I got the arcana way back while I was still playing dota at net cafe for 15 hours a day with my friends. After all these years I was thinking of starting to grind Io back, and this video comes out. Yep. I'm spamming the shit out of it now.
Couple thousand IO games here - quick aggressive relocate tip. Don’t get into the habit of tethering right before you teleport into ganks. If possible, make sure your tether is off cooldown, so you can combo the aggressive teleport with a potential save on the port-back to the original cast. To rephrase, make sure you cast tether BEFORE casting relocate when using for ganks, your tether will be off cooldown right before your timer expires on the port back. Has resulted in a ton of extra saves for me, and a cherry on top of successful ganks to keep snowballing a winning game. This is of course the opposite for defensive relocates, usually want to hide and wait to tether as long as your allies health can afford it so you dont get stunned during channel.
Just one more thing for the saving part of relocate of io If you have snapfire with aghanim in your team, snapfire can %100 save you from returning to the original point. Let's say u just used relocate in your base to save your teammate, then you as an io player immediately should go to the snapfire, and snapfire should use his "gobble up" spell on you when relocate comes to 2 seconds !
My favorite pair for Io is Legion Commander Whenever you see an isolated hero, you can TP and farm a cheap damage. With LC I usually rush Solar, so the duel farming is more reliable
IO can follow Barathrun if the link is made after Bara runned through. At almost limit distance link to Bara, and you will be projected until bara stops.
Great content. Like you i am a io lover, like 500 games with it. Very dependeble of the carry u play with. Any advice how u adjust to the different playstyles?
i graduate:) And some ideas from my 4k turbo There is some interesting stuff for lining/early games, Like Blight Stone Raindrops And Ring of Basilius Also You can sometimes buy some offensive items in early/mid game Like Fast Desolator(for very easy games) Rod of Atos Diffusal Blade Nullifiere (after buying 1 or 2 support items) And Personally my favourite (my friend immortal always want me to buy it) Eul's Sceptre Very strong item Aditional 2.25 second of living and healing Counter of some heroes (like Axe or Slardar) Mana regeneration And opportunity cancel enemy TP Thx for amazing and interesting video
After many try I still think medigun might be the better facet for low mmr pub I remember the time when overcharge gave damage reduction and it feels better to make survival a priority when u build mek + locket the jump in overcharge heal make even more sense
very helpful guide. Never played IO maybe I start after this. I saw that u have a video about Oracle ult but i dont know if it is outdated. Can you also make a guide like this one for oracle. Thank u for this video. btw i graduated lol
I graduated. I like to play io but I dont know what to do when I am playing from behind. I usually try to speed carry's farm as best as I can. Can you tell me anything else I can do when playing from behind or I cant make plays with my team cause we dont have stuns or its hard to initiate?
I tried maining this guy during my early dota 2 days.. but failing over and over again with relocate ability and being flamed for it discouraged me. Up until now i play io with little to no relocate plays.
im trying io after graduated, got lich on enemy team. he wait me to tether before ult, so i ended up die with my carry. because i bring lich ult to my carry, lol.
Idk i can't win on this hero. For 200 matches i have 44% wr. I can't understand how i am supposed to farm on this hero. It seems like too weak. If you max W, you haven't got any sustain for lvl 9 , and that's a ruin. Enemies just stomp you. And if you max your Q/E , enemies stomps you too, cause you cant farm easily. That's not all. Hero is a cause to buy mech or holy locket, when other supports wont do this and buy more correctice survivability. I'm really upset