What separates 5k's from 9k's? 

Math 🤓

The math is strong with him.

Thank you I was left wondering

​@@parham1023hello there

thank you sir

what is your mmr?

@@a.39886 5060

When am I gonna get my opportunity

Icky invis heroes. Eeew. :P

noob

well they have a pretty good gamesense but also they communicate better in case of missing and have COMMS! I dont have comms in my 4k just silent gameplay or calling others dog xd

Sounds like my 2k heaven @@nefdude3892

​@@nefdude3892The last part only gets worse the higher you go...

@@Jovan654321 Definitely. Your mid gets solokilled? Thats a 50/50 instant game over because he gives up. You pulled lane at the wrong time/your carry didn't pay attention to it? Thats a "fkn dog ass player" into afk farm/not play. Your offlaner misses an initate? Thats gg go down mid useless dog cent. Joys of dota.

It's all about being humble and realistic of who is stronger, like in real life you usually take fights you know you can win. Powerspikes and being aware of them on the other team.

@@CarlosC77 Yea, u basically summarized it in a way that's more understandable for you I guess. For me, It's just easier to make decisions, when I have that general idea of good fight conditions.

U want to take the best fights you can get. If someone typed out after pushing you try to chase as fast as possible to catch someone. If your enemy has spells like ravage/chrono/black hole also an ez choice to search for fights after they used it. But even if Windrunner used ult she is really weak. Those are opportunities to take advantage of. This is a pretty easy concept to win even in low mmr. Just needs awareness and a good eye on the minimap.

Basically, before you commit to anything big: - Look at the minimap - Do a head count of each team aka are we fighting outnumbered? - Check everyone's big CDs and resources - Check whether lanes need tending to No need to make fights harder than they are by doing stuff like fighting over nothing or fighting with major spells down... those are unforced errors.

Absolutely. I can tell you about this because I've played a lot of competitive Dota and I've built my habits back then. What you observed is entirely correct. In a game of Dota there are usually too many things to keep track of. And for this reason it's very important to give info on certain important things you notice to make sure everyone is on the same page. Not unlike CS for example. The comms should be short and concise so it's not distracting. Now exactly what you want to say will depend a lot on your role in the game and the drafts but the major things that are somewhat constant are: - Rosh timers - TP cooldowns - Big cooldowns on game winning abilities & items (make a habit to always let your team know when a major cooldown was used on you or used BY you - BH, Chrono, Refresher. etc.) - Enemy movement (like if you spot the enemy heading towards the direction of your carry you might as well let him know. You don't know if he saw that or not) - Power spikes/timings. (don't count that people will know timings it's good to make a plan in the beginning of the game and try to get your team to follow it if possible) - Target focus! (This is one of the most important ones! In a teamfight if you are able to identify the correct targets always make sure you call them out. Best way to do this is by calling out the hero name couple of times with a sense of urgency in your voice, but like not hysterical. e.g. you catch their Faceless Void endgame out of pos and you hex him. Your first reflex should be to call out VOID VOID VOID.) Repeat for next priority target. - Buybacks - Enemy Vision (wards) also gem for that matter. These are the major ones out the top of my head, but there are also plenty other small things you may want to keep your team updated on. Your resources, your ability to fight, This comes with experience. Dota is a hyper team focused game and you need 5 players who think alike and are on the same page for it to work. Any relevant info you think can achieve that is good info. Now for pubs this also extends further, because I also keep track of what my team is doing and if I notice they are about to make a disastrous play I would let them know proactively. Also if I see my carry going for some bad build on his quick purchase I would suggest other options and explain why. But this goes beyond normal comms in Dota. It's more like free coaching on my part, cause it's super hard to play the game otherwise.

He knew he was responsible for that fight and he made a comment to cope with it lol

Most people are terrible at rubber banding to their tank or support as a carry or vice versa. It's so hard to play with them.

@@HighLanderPonyYT it is because when ranking up in dota you learn to only rely on yourself and trust no one..only use other people as meat shields. but you yourself are no meat shield, you are the main character

Yes calibration was sick, went from 6.2 to 7.4 then up to 7.9 but I took a break / didn't tryhard with friends on smurfs and now I dropped to 7.6 with 12 losses 2 wins or smth

@@nltiro3387 thank you. I actually got coaching on a daily basis during the summer, and I'm not gonna lie, I literally lost 4 games because of account buyers. Same streak by the way ⚰️

how did u deal with accbuyers and griefers?@@charbelyounes5188

i think anyone has lapses, it is overall the median and standard deviation of these lapses that matter.. even TI grand finals, there are dumb mistakes

Because there is no one difference, every little thing bsj said in this video is like +1 mmr

Aggro works the same as it always did. Towers will attack its current target until it either dies or leaves range. The tower determines the next unit to attack based on a prioritized list. What interrupts this procedure is targeting an enemy hero with an attack while in range. If you issue your attack on the enemy hero during the tower's attack downswing and leave range before the next attack is issued, you can safely enter and exit tower range without taking hits. This mechanic can be taken a step further by manipulating a 2.5 clock in which one can cycle aggro safely under a tower. If you use this technique while the enemy is attempting to last hit or deny under tower, you can force the enemy hero to either take 100+ harass damage or miss last hits every time you pressure mid wave. if you're doing this and your opponent isn't, you'll have lane dominance early.

Fr that item is OP on cores

Lol delusional if you think he survives that with SB.

@@ITZBROKENhotDOG12 not delusional at all and it doesn’t change what I said at all and I prefaced it with my opinion. Just because YOU don’t like it, doesn’t make someone delusional. Good riddance

If ur taking safety bubble on every single hero every game possible ur definitely losing some mmr in the long run

The way ceb does it is different, it’s not like a hey man okay that isn’t so bad, it’s super reassuring “it’s fine we got this, just do x y z next fight and we crush em” then immediately jumps into the plan of what’s next. He fully takes charge of the situation, it’s not just talking about what’s going on. I think ceb’s actually a great example of BSJs point - future focused communication. Say what went wrong -> how do we change that -> let’s set up so it’ll be changed for the next fight -> here’s how we do that, let’s kick their ass

smurf off!

When equipping a vitality booster, your current hp increases to stay at the same percentage relative to max hp. IE if at full health; you stay at full health when an item is delivered. This means flat regen with a lower health pool means more, as you heal for a greater percentage of your health, and then when you re-equip your items, have more life (and mana works the same)

Not really.. 90% of his advice was simply how to play around ur teammates better and is very useful to soloque players. Pretty much the only team play advice he gave was not overcomming

Branches give stats which increase base health and mana pool, backpacking stat items reduces ur max hp/mana thus making the bottle regenerate a higher percentage of his mana. It may seem small but it can make the difference between being able to cast a spell that seals a gank or them simply walking away.

stacking every opportunity at 4k with an obs., pinging and coms, but no one comes to clear.. and enemy gets it.. i'm talking luna, underlord.. tf xD

Yeah lmao that what I mean@@xMoomin

they did listen to most of his calls though. people usually listen in my games

You do it and if they listen, good. And if they don't, you can keep doing it, just in case. It's good practice regardless. Smite probably does this better with the VGS system anyway. :P

People naturally look to a leader. If you speak with authority, and ESPECIALLY if you're playing well yourself, even 'toxic' players will usually follow you.

Depends on the approach dude. People listen to me 90% of the time, but I always try to speak clearly with calm and confident cadence. I also know my stuff too. It's exceptionally rare for me to make a bad call in my mmr bracket. Also it helps if you break the ice early and establish a friendly atmosphere within the team. PS: Now there's the other problem that having to lowkey coach people every game gets tiresome real quick.

6k us east midlaner I call missing every single time and nobody ever listens

Some sus positioning sometimes yes but think I had impact where it mattered haha

Pretty inefficient item for ranged heroes, and that inefficiency is amplified by the fact he has a spell that fills that role. Redundancy is very bad for efficiency

The branches? Stuff like bottle gives a flat amount of mana and hp per charge, so if you lower your stats, you get a bigger % return whenever you drink from bottle. Adding the stats back afterwards means you have more net hp/mana than if you didn't remove them in the first place.

If you have max 1000 hp, and heal 500 HP, it's the same as healing for 50% of your max HP. If you remove 2 branches, the -2 strength will result in you having a maximum of 956 HP. If you heal 500 HP now, that would be the same as a heal of ~52.3% of your max HP, since your max is lowered. when you add the branches back into your inventory, your max HP goes back up to 1000, but your current HP% stays the same - the result is that your health goes up by 52.3% intead of 50%. this works for mana too, so its doubly important when using bottle. This also the mechanic behind 'tread switching'. having blue treads (higher max mana) when spending mana, and green treads (lower max mana) when restoring it will maximise the amount you have and minimise the amount you spend

It's some top 0.001% minmaxing stuff that probably doesn't affect 99% of players.

@@HighLanderPonyYTit’s absolutely not too .001% minmaxing stuff. How often do you see people survive with single or double digit HP? That’s the difference between swapping for regen and not.

Backpacking a branch or too is not the biggest of deals most times, but for bigger stat items its quite important.@@HighLanderPonyYT

My thoughts The attack speed is mostly wasted Her charge shot will not apply item effects And focus fire is a single target high damage skill so the dot of mage slayer wont have meaning And the most imprtant thing is it was a item for not dying to nyx and for that mage only gives 25 magic resist,since almost every time ur not able to hit nyx before the combo to apply the 40% spell damage debuff and he is the one caching u off gaurd And linken gives good stats for universals and fixes most mana problems

If he skipped the linkens, the nyx would burst him every time. Gives him survivability and extra stats as a universal hero.It’s better to survive in a team fight and contribute something .

Because you deal more damage with damage items than without them. But you also don't deal any damage if you're dead. It's a fine line to tread.

Would like BSJ to see this comment and give his opinion on that, I'm not sure what to think anymore xd

first of all FV has to pre BKB in there,not to get hit by everything first,the FV place is not behind his team.

Well. That situation is a bit more complicated than BSJ made it look. First of all DP overextended there going behind the barracks (especially considering tiny bought back right before DP goes in) The enemy team don't really have heroes capable of defending this push. So DP going out of position to go on the Viper was completely unnecessary. In my opinion that was the first and biggest mistake made. Since it happened though, Void probably should've followed. (I actually don't know what items he had to be completely sure) but assuming he had decent items if he bkb's and goes in on the Viper there's not really much that can threaten him. However, my personal opinion here is that it wasn't going to be favorable situation for BSJ's team either way. Because DP would've likely still died the same way and then I don't think this Void would be able to kill anyone under T4's. (May be one target) and he has to back off and then he has no bkb and the push is over. At the time DP went behind the barracks the Void was actually hitting them along with BSJ which is what I'd like my Void to be doing in this situation.

Tiny didn’t have dmg items so if FV was paying attention to his enemies like you said, he’d know he’d have time to time walk after the combo. Also BSJs anger was a buildup of FV playing like a pussy around his big cooldown the whole game which is a majorly noob thing to do but is sadly super common. Also any melee hero is gonna have more armor and hp than windrunner. Also hanging back with every escape option off cooldown while ur squishy teammates are in is always a misplay. Also human nature is a terrible excuse for shitty team play in a video game.

@@ronaldhardy3096 Faceless Void has less hp and magic resistance (too important against Tiny) than Tiny and comob of Tiny decreasd Wind Ranger's hp to 20%. Faceless would die if Tiny jumped him. Tiny had enough damage.

3000 mmr

One doesn't need to see people to know where they are if they can think with their heads; game sense.

I was the Void. I felt like I'd be wasting a 9 second BKB if I activated there to just save him, but I agree that I could have been more initially aggressive in my positioning given that I had BKB. The reason I didn't was personally I felt like we REALLY should just wait 10 seconds for my chrono but I didn't communicate it beyond pinging it. BSJ got blinked by Tiny, so I felt like there was no way Tiny would have the CD to blink him, and on top of that I had intentionally Time Dilation'd them, but I understand BSJ's frustration. That doesn't excuse any of my other mistakes though haha.

People who don't wait for my shit to be up when it's only 5-10 secs for a big difference in a fight rustle my jimmies. @@Calethir

@@Calethirchill out mate at least you were better than troll