I Have an Agreement with TI

Leather shoes are really talented people, guarding the gentlest ocean brother in the world 😥 I have a question, maybe those of us who often play Dota can easily get involved in it. But laymen may not understand the meaning. By the way, I recommend a video from Station B, the Knife Circle Story Session, which has a lot of interesting content. You can try 🤭

The signing contract has been received, and those who want to invest can start.

The journal is written in a way that you can know the content just by reading the title. Even if you see the championship, it doesn't show the passion. Moreover, the player ID has been changed too much. There is really no need to change it. Who cares about you in the niche circle? There is no sense of substitution when reading.

The author's writing is good, the writing style is good, and the few emotional lines are good. In fact, the overall description of the game is also very good, but it lacks focus, lacks waves, and lacks the protagonist's awesomeness. Moreover, the game does not need to be described in too much detail. It can focus more on side descriptions, such as ob bragging about how awesome the protagonist is. Still looking forward to the author's e-sports article, if the author is willing to write it_(:з∠)_, come on

TI? Is it the one in the live broadcast room called Abbot who always lies down and broadcasts live?

Now that I see it, write a comment Advantages: Dota2 e-sports writing is not easy to persevere, and the writing is relatively pure. It does not forcefully copy the routines of urban novices and write a lot of things that are not available outside the competition. Disadvantages: It's too dry, there is really no cauliflower, it barely reaches the level of women's clothing forum, and there are still 3154 post bar guys left before it is sg cesspit. Speaking of the fact that many protagonists in e-sports books are too cheating, this book is quite suitable. Some of them are simply high-latitude creatures coming to play games, which is not interesting anymore. Just like us old dogs who watch the NBA and CBA, we usually play games ourselves. What we want to watch is the Slam Dunk Master, not the alien fights like Kuroko Basketball. . . . .

I am 26 and work every day. I really miss the time when I stayed up all night with my brothers. 'Why do you want to kill me? There are ten thousand people behind me! Brothers, save! ! ! I can still fight, I can still fight! I'm coming, I'm coming! ' How long has it been since there was a blackout? . . .

Finished with flowers. For the faith I once had!

It's a very niche topic, please give it a try.

I don't quite understand if the ID can still be used in real life. Change q to o and longdd to longgg. Is this necessary?

The title of this book is hard to find. I can't find it when I search for DOTA2, and it can't be recommended.

It's on the shelves, congratulations

Come on, I hope the new book will also be about Dota.

Can anyone tell me, has it been written about TI6?

I don't have time for Dota recently. Xiao Ziben bought level 470 but didn't get anything 😥. Especially seeing you update it every day, it's really good. You can push it to max, I think there will be more readers.

Three series of investment reviews have been collected. Welcome to return and comment on each other (๑＞ڡ＜)☆

Wow, it's so rare for someone to write Dota

The recent update speed is good

Is there a group 🤔

Good luck in the Year of the Ox 🌹 I wish you better and better as you play Dota

Alas, I have read a lot of Dota novels, but they all lack a sense of immersion. First of all, every time I describe the characters in the game, I have to use several names. One is the name, the other is the ID, the other is the nickname given by the fans, and the other is the hero name used (especially Dota heroes have many nicknames). Dota players read It's all awkward and out of play, let alone cloud players and readers who have never played (probably none). It is recommended to directly give the lineups of both sides after BP, and then just use the game ID. Readers' memory is not that bad, and readers can recognize the hero through the description and skills, without you having to remind them all the time. And why do you all like to use the form "what happened in minute xx"? This is really ugly. I read novels for a sense of immersion, not for the battle report on Max+, but for a result. Do you simply look at the time when playing Dota? If you want to remind readers of the time, you can add some details, such as the 5-minute bounty talisman is refreshed, xx is ready to pull Xiaoye at 3 minutes and 15 seconds, or it can be more hidden, such as the eighth talisman in the river is refreshed, and the queen in the middle lane can reach level 4 if she replenishes this pawn. The chronological order is not a running account. Finally, there are a lot of details in a Dota game, which is why Dota is fun and why Dota games are beautiful. Although it is difficult to express it through words, the Dota novels I have seen tend to be written around kills and team battles, and nothing else. But in Dota games, the real There aren't that many team fights. Even in balanced games, 4-6 team fights are often over, not to mention crushing games and disadvantaged games (except for long-term pain games). If you lead the line to avoid the team while using the shield to grab people to get high, you can't fight a few team fights at all. There are only two or three exciting team battles, and the rest are often crushing the team. I think the author only needs to describe the exciting group well. He can write in detail why the group started, what are the goals of both parties, who used the key equipment, or whether the Roshan and Talisman were refreshed, or whether it was the highland group or the Mist-breaking counterattack? There are also things like who goes first, the situation of team battles, etc. You can cut in from the perspective of the protagonist to create some suspense, and then come to the commentary perspective to explain in detail. As for defeating the team, you only need to write about who made a mistake or who performed brilliantly. The rest of the time, write more details. For example, if the protagonist is the mid laner, write more about the intrigue during the laning period. After the laning period, when the big brother is farming money in the jungle, there is nothing to write about. Write more about the movements of the support of both sides, such as opening fog, inserting wards, squatting, pushing danger lines, etc. I have been reading online novels for many years. The most important thing about online novels is not the writing style, storyline, routines, etc., But the sense of immersion. If you enjoy reading it, you will naturally like it. E-sports novels are inherently niche, not to mention Dota novels, but it's not that there are few Dota readers. Dota players are older and almost all are male, and there are many cloud players. There are quite a lot of people who like to read online novels. But why doesn't anyone read Dota novels? It really doesn't feel immersive. Many stand-alone authors in Qidian have this common problem, so I won't go into details. As a fellow dotaer, I hope the author can listen to my suggestions, come on!

Is it okay to give me two monthly tickets? 😃

Two monthly tickets, please give me some advice 😁

Ma Jiang~ Is there a female protagonist in this book? (:[___]←Waiting for reply

In the recent Singapore major, I saw TP dropping cheese at the door of LGD. It was really uncomfortable. But then again, if you don't play Dota crazily, being crazy is proof of your strength. I hope that when the Chinese team encounters TP, they will brutally attack him and equip themselves with A in front of the goal, okay. However, TP was secretly beaten 2:0, so they may not have a chance.

Haha, you must have scored d2 when you wrote this. Is he a big shot? If he dares to write about profession, could he be the ranking brother? 😍