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More and more professional players began to notice plush items on their tables. In their opinion, these are the mascots that help them play better. We will tell you who was spotted using soft power. Let's find out who was seen with such talismans!

Since Garena's time, it’s known that there is a polarity in the win rate between Scourge and Sentinel. This disproportion had persisted in Dota 2 with Dire and Radiant fractions since 2012 when I received an invitation letter from Valve. According to Dotabuff statistics, the same heroes picked by Team Radiant have an average of 3-5-7-9% win index over Dire. This means that you're more reasonably getting the victory with Team Radiant than with Dire. However, why?

Timings in CS:GO are improving and becoming more stable every day. Why? Nowadays, simple moves and AIMing are not enough. The game goes ahead and makes you calculate, analyze, and fathom! You will learn the timings of peeks, grenades, and much more in this article.

In May 2019, launched a unique project for young players in CS:GO, based on which the NAVI Academy was founded. Thanks to it, the community got to know many talented players. In two years, all NAVI Junior players have grown tremendously. Not only academically but also personally. The organization has created a system that allows it to nurture players of the proper format, but it has its cycle. The second generation of talents passed through the academy. They have brought up players and future champions who are developed in all aspects and are loyal to the organization.

The premier information ab how it's happened gave us team's chief manager. Hat Yai said that players were just flying to Thailand on the Gamers Galaxy, and he observed the tweets about team positions on the Dota 2 DCP ladder but ignored them as wrong. Then he contacted top-1 Dota 2 analyst Ben "Noxville" Steenuisen to ask about the situation. He told Hat that there are often discrepancies on the Valve primary website. Later, Yai discussed the possibility of getting to the TI-11 with the players, but everybody concluded that we should not count on it.

Dawnbreaker is super role-polarity. Hero is a good addition to any pick that lacks mass stuns or healing. The volcanic HP pool makes her almost a unique support class character, and the variability of item builds permits her to be a full-fledged core.

Enigma is a versatile hero that can be picked in the first stage, if possible, or picked later to protect against counter-picks. Relevant at positions 3 and 4, and less frequently at position 5. The hero is strong in the lane. Enigma can stand alone even if someone blocks a small camp in the jungle. Enigma has a lot of potential in team fights in the late game. However, some players can outperform their opponents even at the premier game stage. That's all about SabeRLight.

Buyback (BB) – is a mechanic that allows you to avoid death pause time and return to the active game. Buyback is the same fundamental option in Dota, like Roshan, Aegis, or BKB against a tremendous amount of magic spells. BB’s formula hasn't changed in the same way for the last 3-4 patches. At the same time, there is very little information on how to BB correctly. As a result, mucho low-ranked players don’t even think about the importance of BB, even in early games. Otherwise, 5-6k pts doters mindlessly leave buybacks even when they don't need them. These mechanics have too many subtleties, but we will try to understand and structure the knowledge.

It's no secret that Dota 2 is one of the most popular games in the world, the average number of players in the last 30 days is 464,224.8 and 828,828 at peak. Therefore, Dota has a hefty and diverse community, which contains both adequate and toxic players. So, where does it better to "shake hands": Twitch, YouTube, Twitter or Steam? Let's figure it out!

In big sports, professional athletes train at the best facilities, where club owners invest a lot of money. In eSports, it's the same: top teams live in gaming houses where employees maintain their households while they train in front of powerful computers. But what about what happens inside the game on the servers? Dota has an MMR system, but what do CS players have to do? Play regular MMR games against global elites with a 64 tickrate? And Faceit thought the same way and, in 2015, sent out a letter to pro players asking them to evaluate their idea: they suggested forming a closed league for CS players of the highest level where only two new players can qualify in a season. All players happily approved of the idea, and Faceit started to implement it.