The point is, one reckless play will be relentlessly punished by good players in any game but the effect is greater in Dota 2 when compared to HoN. That isn’t to say comebacks don’t happen, but to make a comeback happen it requires more than your average pubtrain or throw coming from the other team.
Consequently, teams are averse to taking big risks if they feel the game is still within arms reach. Due to how easy it is to kill Roshan (Kongor) and push towers earlier in the game, one mistake can completely change the tide of a game. Mistakes are punished harder, while games play a bit slower and more methodically. I played DotA for 2 years, then 2 years HoN, then DotA2 since last year. Furthermore, a player with exceptional reflexes can often correct a gameplay mistake the moment it occurs thanks to the fast paced HoN engine.ĭota 2 is a bit different. Every game is pretty much over within 10-15mins.
While the speed at which things happen can be difficult to follow at first, experienced players and viewers can easily decipher the action and comprehend what’s happening in almost any scenario. Plays happen at a breakneck pace that can often leave a newer player confused, if not downright baffled. Well i just see some interview in PC games sites and according to him.īoth games have crisp gameplay and similar mechanics, but there is one huge difference between how the two games play out, and that’s the pace of the actual game.
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