That was pretty good, I'm looking forward to the next one.
Can someone explain this for someone who doesnt play?
I only play league so Im assuming TideHunter is feeding really badly but keeps running back into the fray.
[QUOTE=Jmir 54;44495094]Can someone explain this for someone who doesnt play?
I only play league so Im assuming TideHunter is feeding really badly but keeps running back into the fray.[/QUOTE]
Kunkka and Tidehunter are rivals in Dota's lore
[QUOTE=Jmir 54;44495094]Can someone explain this for someone who doesnt play?
I only play league so Im assuming TideHunter is feeding really badly but keeps running back into the fray.[/QUOTE]
Kunkka and Tidehunter have a rivalry lore-wise. Tidehunter sent a big sea monster (or something along those lines) to destroy Kunkka's ship and Kunkka has been mad at him ever since. That's why Kunkka's ultimate (near the end of the video) is a ghostship.
Kunkka has an ability which damages everything in a cone when he hits something. Because of this he build items such as Daedalus (massive crits).
Bounty Hunter (the small guy standing around Tidehunter a lot of the time) plays like an assassin in Dota 2, he usually feasts on people who are alone. He's knows that Tidehunter is doing it completely incorrectly.
Sven and Juggernaut (in the beginning of the video) have some sort of rivalry? I'm not too sure about their lore, maybe someone else can touch up on it.
Hopefully that makes it a bit more clear.
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...or you can just use Max's version :v:
Fucking amazing.
[QUOTE=Jmir 54;44495094]Can someone explain this for someone who doesnt play?
I only play league so Im assuming TideHunter is feeding really badly but keeps running back into the fray.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, he really hates Kunkka and keeps feeding due to just diving straight into battle
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[QUOTE=Vodkavia;44503467]This video is probably based on a true story[/QUOTE]
It's based on a romantic tale between a captain and a sea monster.
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