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Concept of Defending a Ward
Posted: 23 Dec 2016 02:01 PM PST
This question would only probably be helpful for thoe 4k and 5k above who are intending to get better to play as a team.
While watching TrueSight ep 3, in one of their analysis of their games, they said "We could have defended this ward". I have never heard of anything like this before. I don't watch a lot of full professional matches so I might have missed a moment where analysts pointed this out.
But the phrase caught me off guard because I spend a lot of time researching and thinking about the strategic aspect of Dota and not once have I heard "Defending a ward" until True Sight. I do not know much about how one can defend a ward, and would like to hear someone elaborate the phrase. Obviously, with defending also means "attacking" a ward, which some might interpret as simply dewarding, but in higher caliber games I am sure it means a bigger movement than that, especially in competitive/team scenario.
Please, 6k dieties of r/learndota2, giff me knowledge.
submitted by /u/TheTenth10 While watching TrueSight ep 3, in one of their analysis of their games, they said "We could have defended this ward". I have never heard of anything like this before. I don't watch a lot of full professional matches so I might have missed a moment where analysts pointed this out.
But the phrase caught me off guard because I spend a lot of time researching and thinking about the strategic aspect of Dota and not once have I heard "Defending a ward" until True Sight. I do not know much about how one can defend a ward, and would like to hear someone elaborate the phrase. Obviously, with defending also means "attacking" a ward, which some might interpret as simply dewarding, but in higher caliber games I am sure it means a bigger movement than that, especially in competitive/team scenario.
Please, 6k dieties of r/learndota2, giff me knowledge.
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