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Hi everybody.
A couple of days ago the new patch 7.00 was released and I had to write a couple of lines about it. My opinion of this patch is very negative so you might wanna skip this or - if you are interested in feedback concerning dota 3 - read up:
https://www.dotabuff.com/topics/2016-12-18-new-patch-ideas
I assume you read my little story about the history of dota(link).
So here is my update:
First of all. I am not going to trashtalk the new patch, but I am not going to praise it either. I am trying to deal with the changes that happened. I find them bad, still... But how are they after my inspection of it.
Well. The new patch is a lot of work. More than many think, i think. I think the new "talent-tree" is way more big of a deal then many people think it is. And i read a lot of the posts and other discussion-threats people post here (and on other pages aswell btw!).
Do I hate the new patch? Personally, yes. Objectively, maybe not. The problem is that it was too big of a change too quickly, so me, having a life (a job, a wife and all) I cant follow these new intense changes anymore. For me this game, as a game that i play is over... sadly.
BUT: The changes themselves aren't that bad. They are just too many one the same time. I want the creators of this patch to understand (if they ever read this and care about this of course!) that normal fans of the dota "dynasty" are happening to grow up, having a life and stuff. I can't... ... I litterally can't put in the time to play this game anymore with these big changes. It sounds pathetic to the normal person out there, the normal player out there, but it isn't. Let me show you quickly and estimated what I calculated...
About 100 heroes (actually more than 110, but for the calculation downwards is better for this patch) witch the talent tree of 8 spells means easily that I have to follow 800 spells. For me, oldschool player - not even good and all- that means, I have to play at least every hero once or twice now to see, what it means to play him now. Because if I am playing a carry and I see my support - I need to know what I can ask him for.
And 100 heroes times 800 spells in this calculation means that I would have to at least play every hero twice, ergo 200 games.
200 games on the other hand for me is - let's say as a heavy hobby player of every day at least 2 games (?) - 3 months.
Now.
Is 3 months a period after 13 years that seems big?
No. I doesn't. But the calculations hasn't endet, because the talent tree ins't the only change of this game.
The map. The map has changed either.
And before you go, that the map has changed before... It has. Yes. It has changed a lot, in fact, since I started playing dota. I was there very early again... yada yada...
But it always happened in stages that were comprehensively, so you could follow it.
I guess I have playes way more than 10k hours of this game, since wc3 and I had my high peakes and all. The trees have changed, the vision around the trees have changed with reborn and stuff ... the map developed yes! And some of the changes had to grow on me yes!
But this map- change is very big, bigger than all the changes were before. And i can tell you why ... and you will in a few years agree on what i mean ... guaranteed:
First of rosh:
Is the rosh pit more in equilibrium than it was before? Yes AND No:
It is the same. Sadly....
Before it used to be said that it is more on the side of the scourge (sorry I never cared to learn dire and the other...), because of the towers nearby to it. And that is true!
However now: Aren't the fountains of healing and blue buff (However they are called now?) really both equally distant to the roshpit? No, they aren't. Sentinet now has a favourite fountain- TP- Spot than before (Sorry my english). And both mid- towers are equally distant. Meaning over the course of time one side will eventually be prefeared to be better for rosh than the other and that is going to be the sentinel side!
Is that high critique? Kinda, yeah. But I hear all the people complaining about how unbalanced it was and how it should be balanced and I see the this now.
Let's call maths now: dot- Reflexion of the map would be the only correct balanced thing to do, but it still isn't that.
So... no equilibrium there. And if you say other... you're wrong. Simple as that.
Why was it good as it was before?
Well easy boy: Because the patch 6. sth sth has been around for (Effing) 10 years. It might not have been perfectly balanced out yet. Yes. But the map was slow-developing into that. I have witnessed that. Long enough into that game ... I have seen that happening.

You know what. On short note: If I really had to give the game desingers (Valve, Icefrog etc) a tip it would be this: It's a game, so make it even! Make the community better, by raising them like a father (as crazy as it sounds).
Teach them to teamplay by featuring possibilities of teamleagues where you can meet players in your area and learn to play with them. Focus on growing teams, squads in their area so they can form some form of pride and group dynamics around dota. Make dota a possibility to get friends by effectivly protoming team mmr (which now is obviously shit)
You know What. I am even going to sacrifice one entire paragraph on how shitty the single mode is technically. If Sports is made for friends sports is good! Easy truth, right? But why are all (or nearly all) of the most succesful dota youtube channels the ones, where we follow 9k solo-players? Miracle for example is a perfect 9k player, no doubt. But in team he has to fight different players, different problems, so to speak. OG didn't win, even if miracle is the shit!!!!!!
If Dota2 was a game for friends, it would promote teams and friends a lot more than it does now. It would take care of people that had no friends online and would try to connect people of the same region. Clans for example would be supported and somehow by the game made important. Maybe throug better headset team communication possibilities, or maybe because the team mmr would be wwwaaaaayyyy mooooooorrrree important than it is right now.
You could built up a community that has similarities to soccer or what now.
Educational skills and (I don't know - maybe even trainers hired by valve for teams)
Like... you could become a sport ... a real sport.

Sigh. Well, obviously I am a Management Guy just being frustrated by this shit. So long did I play this game, my favourite game. I loved it. I litteralily loved it. I hate this now. 7.00 and following sucks. It just sucks. I first hated myself for hating 7.00, but I was free as soon as I accepted the fact that 7.00 sucks. I am free now. Fuck 7.00. Worst mistake I witnessed in my lifetime, ...literally.
Man... It's been a long post. I know only kids will read this. And I am willing to read the non-answers of this if there are even any.

For me, I'm still wondering why this happened. Nobody asked... nobody effing asked...
typicall history ... there are no words... just...
good night i guess..