What is YOLO?
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YOLO
“YOLO” (from ‘You Only Live Once’) is usually used to describe risky, aggressive, or reckless behavior in a game. Most often, it means that a player is consciously taking a high risk for a potentially high reward.
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Lanaya
Lanaya is the name of the Templar Assassin in Dota 2. She is also often referred to as Templar or simply TA.
Icarus
Icarus is the name of Phoenix in Dota 2, sometimes heard among players familiar with the classic version of the game. The name is refers to the mythological character Icarus, who f...
Stack
Stack - an additional group of neutral creeps created by taking away creatures at a certain time. If done correctly, a new wave will appear in place of the old creeps and several s...
Roam
Roam — is a playstyle for supports (typically position 4). The term roamer comes from the English word roam, meaning to wander. In-game, it refers to actively moving around the map...
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