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Hey everyone! This is my first time making a video like this, and honestly, it took way longer than I expected. I really wanted to share some concepts and ideas I have about map control and wave management in Dota 2 Here's the idea: in Dota, the mid wave meets every 20 seconds, while the side lanes meet around every 30 seconds. Since all waves spawn every 30 seconds, the map naturally stays balanced until someone disrupts it by pushing with spells, auto-attacks, Ilusions, or dominated creeps. Waves are one of Dota's only constant variables that never change (unlike Roshan respawn times or Tormentor after the first one at minute 20). Waves always spawn every 30 seconds, and jungle creeps always spawn every minute, you can use those 2. Once you start looking at Dota this way, everything just clicks. You'll start noticing how pro teams use waves to set up smoke ganks, take control of different parts of the map, and even predict where the enemy is going. It's honestly one of the best ways to avoid getting smoke gank, you can literally figure out where they are and what they're up to just by keeping an eye on the waves. Check out the full video here: youtu.be/UWWVG3YHpbE Thanks for reading,

@sheepsticked lmao

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@SirActionSlacks nice

DONT WATCH vtubers or u get this kinda sick stuff

@GetGood1337 sus

Clown Crew have been disqualified from Season 2 after an investigation into foul play. Leto will advance to the Lower Bracket Quarter Final in their place. #GETGOOD #Dota2 #Esports

@astinidota Thank you for the reply, very insightful !

I dont think they see the game the same way as me. But I will point some reasons overral to prioritize Dire: 1. Safelane heroes are stronger. Specially with this meta where there is Chen, Ench, Pugna, Jakiro to take enemy t1 tower. Thinking on this rosh macro its nice to be on the Dire side, so the enemy tier 1 you take on safelane really matters. Taking enemy offlane on radiant doesnt matter as much. 2. Play early stack oriented on triangle. If enemy comes contest your stacks on triangle they pressuring away from rosh. They need to choose. You cant be controlling and pressuring full map. So its a trade off. 3. They pick a lot of the "AOE ROSH THREATEN" heroes that slow down enemy rosh. Making it go to their side, if you can slow down it suddenly go full Dire advantage. 4. Easier for meele 4`s to cut waves on dire. Might not fit for them cuz they dont play much 4 meele, on the other hand most teams they play against do, so they punish more enemy offlane. 5. If you manage to do rosh Dire as Dire, its better than Radiant doing as Radiant. Because your rosh duration if you did on Dire (day time) will be during Nighttime, so you have way more threaten on enemy and can progress map way easier. This could go up to 100+ differences between sides, but those are some to take in consideration. Probably their mean reason is not even listed by me.

Ok I woke up a bit bored cuz group stage kind over for Heroic and decided to make a video to share my macro views on Dota. Why does Nigma throw games? Why Falcons >> OG? Viewers will think on spell casting. Its ALL about Macro. And I hope I can prove it. youtu.be/3WUReEHfE0M

Hey everyone! This is my second video, I wanted to break down one of the most important concepts in Dota 2: Timings. We always hear people talk about "item timings" or "level timings" in pro games, but what does that actually mean? And more importantly, how do you use it to win your games? In this video, I'm using Team Falcons as an example, to show you exactly how they play around timings. We're talking siege creep timings, level timing (like DK hitting 6 and immediately taking towers), and item timings like Radiance, Blink, and BKB. You'll see how Falcons identify their windows and execute immediately, not 5 minutes later when it's too late. It's honestly one of the biggest differences between winning and losing games. Check out the full video here: youtu.be/llolUZtITrE Thanks for reading, and let me know what you think!

@astinidota gl sir

Hi everyone. I am parting ways with Pari. I want to thank the organization and players for the time we had together. Looking for a team as Head Coach for 2026, any region. Given the proximity of events, I am also open to remotely standing in as a second coach/analyst for the upcoming DreamLeague. RTs appreciated.

@oldRdota thanks !

High-level content.

@brax10 Yeah I will consider that, I am planning to do more examples of the concept and the ways of pushing waves and other similar concepts, like TPs usage for example. Thanks for the suggestion !

good video! what's next? i like the structure but i think u should add/summarize actionable items at the end so the flow goes something like concept>pro examples/positioning around it>pub example>sum key points (waves give you information to make decision>now viewers can think about what decisions to make in the future based on x information or look to gather that info to help give them direction in their games. basically ok here's the idea now go think about it

Hey everyone! This is my first time making a video like this, and honestly, it took way longer than I expected. I really wanted to share some concepts and ideas I have about map control and wave management in Dota 2 Here's the idea: in Dota, the mid wave meets every 20 seconds, while the side lanes meet around every 30 seconds. Since all waves spawn every 30 seconds, the map naturally stays balanced until someone disrupts it by pushing with spells, auto-attacks, Ilusions, or dominated creeps. Waves are one of Dota's only constant variables that never change (unlike Roshan respawn times or Tormentor after the first one at minute 20). Waves always spawn every 30 seconds, and jungle creeps always spawn every minute, you can use those 2. Once you start looking at Dota this way, everything just clicks. You'll start noticing how pro teams use waves to set up smoke ganks, take control of different parts of the map, and even predict where the enemy is going. It's honestly one of the best ways to avoid getting smoke gank, you can literally figure out where they are and what they're up to just by keeping an eye on the waves. Check out the full video here: youtu.be/UWWVG3YHpbE Thanks for reading,

@D2SouthAmerica ty

A Peruvian pro player making educational content in English!!?? Love to see it! 🤩

@astinidota ty bro

RT’ing to bookmark. Havent watch yet, but plan to do do and give some feedback.

@jonas_volek @virtuspro Goodluck

I solve @virtuspro problems in a couple of seconds. I speak the language of facts, i will come in, say some based things and people cannot but agree with me! -Da Light

it's my first time being water kinda nervous

@rekt_tekashi Where did you get those plushies? lmao

this is not a serious market.

@astinidota 180 ms here

I always say playing from SA is playing esports career on hard mode. Play rankeds with 150ms, or fly to Europe with a due date to be back to play SA qualifiers. Insane that this guy still managed to top 6 at TI. Imagine what he could do on an European team.

@gytkog @Lumieredota xdxd

@OGesports @meow_spirit gl

Today we announce we will be saying goodbye to @meow_spirit. Although his time with our main roster was brief, we're grateful for his dedication, positivity and work ethic. We wish him all the best in his next project.