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pidari

отличная игра, развивает логическое мышление, а также способствует появлению нескольких отцов и хромосом

I LOVE DOTA

Just a beginner but a great, complex game so far that I'd recommend to both new players and veterans of the MOBA game system. In my opinion, the depth of tactical nuance and individuality between the heroes themselves already seperates the game from many of its equally popular counterparts, alongside the added support for new players in an admittedly difficult game marking Dota 2 as one of the few MOBAs I've played to offer more for the new player experience than a forced, unsatisfying and ultimately unhelpful 5m tutorial.

Dá pra ser feliz e triste aqui nesse jogo.
Mas é difícil abandonar.

This game has over 2.4 MILLION reviews and is mostly positive.

Seriously, with games like this there's not much else I can add to the vast body of reviews already explaining why the game is good.

Personally I've only written around 14,000 reviews, evaluating each game on it's own merits and the value proposition it offers compared to other games at similar prices. Most of the reviews I write are negative, but most of the games that I give negative reviews to are widely ignored by gamers anyway, with only a handful of players in most cases.

Almost all the time, I'm just saying what other people think when they breeze on by and browse onto other games. Gamers ignore bad games for a reason... and they pay attention to great games for good reason, too.

What I'm trying to say, is there's some wisdom in crowds, at least when it comes to games on Steam. People don't play or even bother buying or downloading bad games. But when 2.4 million people write a review for a game, it means they care about it. There's something there. The more players, the bigger it is.

This is definitely true for DOTA2.

One of the first in the MOBA (Multiplayer Online Battle Arena), DOTA (Defense of the Ancients) was a player-made map for Blizzard's Warcraft 3 RTS. The map proved so popular that Valve decided to make a standalone sequel (with different mechanics of course) that proved to be one of the greatest competitive game formats known. Part of the success is the expanded variability of NPC "creeps", low level soldiers that fight on your behalf, combined with rich player skill trees, adding completely new dimensions to the old RTS formula.

But I guess you don't need a history lesson.

There's a reason so many people have played this. Because it's one of the greatest games of all time.

WEW

Mega cancer, it will ruin your life definetly.