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Rocket League Tournaments Are Now Live on Repeat

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There are now Rocket League tournaments you can join on Repeat.gg! Simply connect your game ID to start winning cash and prizes.

Repeat.gg has officially come out of beta and launched Rocket League tournaments on the platform! We have made it easier than ever to make money playing Rocket League and are excited for you to check out these leaderboard style tournaments. 

Sign up soon as we are giving away $40,000+ in February and $25,000 per month for the months to follow.

We will also soon be releasing rank-restricted tournaments, which will place you into a category of ranks and you will only be allowed to join a tournament for your corresponding rank category. For example, a “novice” tournament would contain most of the lower ranks, and so on.

Why Rocket League?

Simply put? Because it’s awesome! Rocket League has been a game our users have asked for and we could not be more thrilled to bring it your way. 

As one of the biggest games in the world with an incredibly fun and active esports scene, it was a no-brainer. 

How do Rocket League tournaments work? 

Repeat.gg online tournaments have always been about rewarding players for simply turning on the game and playing like they normally would. Rocket League tournaments will be no different.

The way our tournaments work in general is you are awarded points for certain statistics in your games you play online, you don’t actually play against other players within the tournament. 

So just play Ranked 1v1, for example, against whoever you are matched against and we’ll automatically add up your game score from each of your matches depending on if you won and how many goals, assists, saves or shots you had in the game. Your points will be from your own performance, not your teammate’s. 

*Note – intentionally losing, using smurf accounts, or any cheating of any kind is not tolerated and users caught will be permanently banned. 

How do I enter Rocket League tournaments on Repeat?

The first step for a user (after signing up for a Repeat account) is to connect your Epic ID to your Repeat account using the sign on feature within Epic. Once you have done this you will be able to enter any of our tournaments. You can find the Connect Game button on our Rocket League page or add it from any individual tournament page. 

After you’ve completed this step you can join any tournament and you can join as many tournaments at the same time as you want. This makes it easy to build up the cash and coins in your account! So if you join multiple Ranked 2v2 tournaments that are live and counting scores, your games will be counted in all of those tournaments.

Good luck & have fun! If you have any questions or feedback, join our Discord and we can connect with you there.

Dota 2 Content Creators You Should Follow

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So many great Dota 2 content creators out there, but we have a list of some excellent creators who are definitely worth the follow.

Dota 2 is notorious for its complex systems, discouraging new players from getting into the game. Aside from that, the player base mainly consists of loyal veterans playing the game since it was a mod for Warcraft III. As a result, the game’s competitive nature can quickly devolve into toxic situations when a new player can’t keep up with the community’s “common knowledge.”

If that isn’t daunting enough for new players, Dota 2 is a constantly evolving game that drastically changes with every patch, balance update, and reworks. Fortunately, many Dota 2 content creators are worth following that provide educational and entertaining content to encourage the player base.

Dota Watafak

Dota 2 has been out since 2013, and you can’t make a decade-long game without amassing bugs and technical issues. Dota Watafak is well-known for compiling and editing footage featuring the funniest bugs, the weirdest interactions, and epic moments. Dota Watafak is one of the Dota 2 content creators you should follow to witness one-in-a-lifetime plays. Dota Watafak encourages the community to submit their clips to show in their videos.

DATOHLEONG

The beauty of Dota 2 is how complex the game can become. Most heroes have a healthy amount of variations they can do, depending on their role, skill order, item build, and composition. DATOHLEONG explores and pushes our perspective on how we approach heroes. Additionally, DATOHLEONG also makes comprehensive videos regarding some of the best plays or strategies in the professional scene. He’s one of the best Dota 2 content creators you should follow if you need new builds to surprise your enemies.

Baumi

Dota 2 has a rich modding and custom map scene, and Baumi is an excellent content creator you should follow if you’re interested in that. In addition, Baumi posts his playthroughs of custom maps, which leads to fun situations you don’t usually see in regular games. Baumi frequently streams on his Twitch channel, but his YouTube channel is an excellent collection of memorable matches.

ZQuixotix

Zquixotix is an essential Dota 2 content creator you should follow as a support. He’s the best at immersing you into the mind of a top-tier support player, helping you improve your micro-game and macro game (stacking, roaming, etc.). In addition, ZQuixotic gives detailed masterclasses on various topics like itemization and maintaining lane equilibrium. Finally, ZQuixotix promotes a positive mental attitude while playing the game, especially if you’re spamming ranked.

BananaSlamJamma

BananaSlamJamma (BSJ) is a pro player, caster, and content creator. Known for his educational content, timely tier lists, and accurate coaching sessions, BSJ is the perfect content creator for intermediate players looking to improve their gameplay and climb higher ranks. While BSJ often gives insightful patch and meta breakdowns, he’s at his best when diving into refining fundamental plays, like controlling the lane to win early game. BSJ occasionally posts VOD reviews as well as his own games.

Daily Trophy Grind Brawl Stars Tournaments For Power League Replacement

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With the pausing of Power League, Repeat will have Daily Trophy Grind Brawl Stars tournaments until the Power League playlist returns in the game.

As another season comes to an end, Power League Brawl Stars tournaments on Repeat will become unavailable for a short period of time, to prevent a complete downtime in shorter length tournaments, we have decided to bring you Daily Trophy Grind tournaments.

Starting from the moment Power League goes down, we will be temporarily replacing our Power League Rush tournaments with Trophy Grind tournaments. Normal rules for Trophy Grind tournaments apply. 

The replacement Trophy Grind tournaments will leave the platform, and the Power League tournaments will return, as soon as Power League is live and available in Brawl Stars once again.

Good Luck & Have Fun Brawling!

Champions With The Most Skins in League of Legends

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Riot highly prioritizes some champions, but which champions have the most skins in League of Legends?

League of Legends puts a ton of effort into designing the look and feel of their champions, especially when it comes to creating their prestigious skins. But it’s easy to see that Riot highly prioritizes some champions, as some characters receive skins that are superior in quality and quantity. In this list, we’ll see which champions have the most skins in League of Legends and their most coveted costumes.

Sivir — 16 Skins

Sivir is one of League of Legends’ original champions, and she deserves to have 16 skins to her name. She’s a famous mercenary who works in the lawless desert of Shurima, willing to take down anyone for the right amount of money. Sivir has been portrayed in two short stories and two videos. Compared to the other champions on this list, Sivir’s skins lack the extra effort, like a new voice or transformation. Her rarest alternate costumes are Pax Sivir, given to people who attended the event in 2011, and her Lunar New Year skin.

Ahri — 16 skins

Ahri is a mystical fox-like inspired by the Korean Gumiho (nine-tailed fox). She’s a fan-favorite champion because of her evasiveness and ability to eliminate targets in the blink of an eye. Ahri appears in official stories, cinematics, the Ruined King videogame, and even as a K-pop sensation in K/DA. Ahri has 16 skins, including the vaulted Challenger Ahri skin.

Ezreal — 16 skins

Ezreal is a daring explorer equipped with a Shuriman gauntlet and a talent for the arcane arts. His base design is simple, sporting a brown jacket and practical exploring gear. However, Ezreal has some of the most extravagant skins in League of Legends. Pulsefire Ezreal is a transforming skin with a unique voice and effects. Additionally, Ezreal has 5 skins in the legacy vault, including two World Championship skins.

Akali — 16 skins

Akali is a rogue assassin dedicated to protecting Ionia from any threats. She has been featured in many short stories, comics, and cinematics. Akali also appears as the rapper for Riot’s K-Pop group K/DA and formed a hip-hop group called True Damage. She has amazing skins representing both groups and the cutting-edge Project: Akali skin.

Miss Fortune — 17 Skins

The Bilgewater pirate captain Miss Fortune is as ruthless as she is clever. Sarah Fortune stars in the League of Legends’ video game: Ruined King, and multiple short stories, cinematics, and comics. She boasts the second-highest number of skins with 17 alternate costumes. The bounty hunter receives a new voice and special effects in Gun Goddess Miss Fortune and Battle Bunny Miss Fortune.

Lux — 18 Skins

League of Legends’ poster girl, Lux is a Demacian mage who bends the power of light using her magical staff. She has definitely received the main character’s treatment as she appeared in numerous official stories. Lux takes the crown as the League champion with the most skins, as she has 18 alternate costumes available. Her rarest skin is Prestige Battle Academia Lux, which was only given to players who owned the base skin before patch 12.5.

Most Exciting Dota 2 Professionals Teams for DPC 2023

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Tundra Esports dominant win on The International 2022 signals the final event of the Dota Pro Circuit 2022 tour. What followed was an overwhelming amount of roster changes, player swaps, and even legendary players retiring from the scene. Now that the dust has settled and teams are locked, there are many potentially great teams with Dota 2 fans excited for the upcoming DPC 2023 season.

China: PSG.LGD

PSG. LGD has always been consistently strong with its team of superstars, even playing second at TI twice. However, their best players, uncrowned king Ame, XinQ, and Faith_bian, all left the team. New members shiro, 项羽 (pronounced xiàng yǔ), and planet have big shoes to fill. Previous EHOME players shiro and planet was a challenge to PSG.LGD in the past, so hopefully their adversity turns into excellent teamwork.

North America: B8 Esports

B8 Esports is a new roster founded by the Dota 2 icon Dendi. Composed of four Ukrainians and one Peruvian, they’re competing with the best players in North America. They’re one of the most exciting professional Dota 2 teams to watch because of the return of legendary players like Funn1k, MoOz, and Dendi. It will be interesting to see if these veteran players can keep up with the strong modern players in the scene.

Southeast Asia: Blacklist International

Blacklist International is the newest team in Southeast Asia. Their team is curated of four strong players who formerly played together for TNC Predator, plus an excellent addition with Karl, a mid-superstar from T1. While all these players have unmatched individual skills, TIMS will coordinate their efforts and lead the team. He has recently seen great results as a former member of BOOM Esports, winning an invitation to Dubai and sending home The International 2021 champions last TI.

South America: Evil Geniuses 

Evil Geniuses is one of the original gaming organizations since it was founded in 1999. They have representatives in almost every competitive game and were a fan-favorite team in North America. However, Evil Geniuses released their entire Dota 2 roster to move to South America, signing players from Thunder Awaken and beastcoast. Their risky move worked out because they’re off to a strong start, winning the BTS Pro Series Season 13: Americas tournament against Team SoloMid.

Eastern Europe: BetBoom

BetBoom’s new roster is absolutely stacked with the most notable players in Eastern Europe. Dota 2 fans in that region will be excited to see how well Pure, gpk, Nightfall, Save-, and TORONTOTOKYO can play together. BetBoom is one of the first teams to be eliminated in the last international; however, this is a tougher team of accomplished veterans, like TI winner TORONTOTOKYO and former EG offlaner Nightfall.

Western Europe: Team Liquid

Dota 2 fans have their eyes on Western Europe as it is a dominant region, with teams like recent TI winner Tundra Esports, Team Secret, and OG. Team Liquid placed third in the last TI; losing to Team Secret is an emotional series. But they’re rounded out their roster by picking up Nisha, arguably the best mid laner in the professional scene. Team Liquid has consistently stayed a top-tier team, and this valuable roster addition may propel them to be the best.

Mobile Games That Are Better Than The Originals

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Every now and then, a game comes out that we love but then the mobile games follow and they turn out even better than the original.

Years ago, gamers had to invest in a console or PC to engage in their hobby. But modern phones are becoming more technologically advanced, making mobile gaming more enticing to play and extremely profitable to produce.

Mobile games aren’t only for casual players anymore; they are also considered popular and lucrative esports ventures. Games like Brawl Stars draw in pro players to compete for high-stakes prizes and glory. And games originally on other consoles made mobile games that are better than the originals to get a slice of the rapidly growing market.

World of Tanks Blitz

World of Tanks Blitz is a mobile game that is better than the original because it is accessible, intuitive, and employs smaller maps so you can get right to the action. World of Tanks Blitz simplified complicated game concepts like barracks, crew, and garages, creating a faster-paced game where you spend more time bombing each other and less time tinkering with awkward mechanics.

Apex Legends Mobile

Apex Legends Mobile is the mobile port of Apex Legends, a hyper-mobile battle royale combining hero shooter mechanics. Its iconic smooth movement and twitch-shooting gameplay translated very well into mobile, and its well-optimized performance makes it a blast to play on the go. 

Apex Legends Mobile has exclusive features like a third-person mode and even Legends, like Fade and Rhapsody. Overall, it’s one of the mobile games that better than the originals because the developers treat it as a standalone game.

League of Legends: Wild Rift

Wild Rift is the mobile version of the massively popular League of Legends, a 5v5 multiplayer online battle arena. Wild Rift was built from the ground up, so it looks more modern and polished than the original released in 2009. 

Wild Rift distills League of Legends’ gameplay into 20 action-packed minutes where players spend less time hitting minions and more time bashing their heads against each other. It’s a fast-paced game inviting for casuals yet contains layers of complexity to retain a competitive player base.

Call of Duty: Mobile

Call of Duty: Mobile brings all the great features and intense gameplay of Call of Duty to the convenience of your pocket. It features fan-favorite multiplayer modes like Team Deathmatch, Search and Destroy, and Domination, as well as a Battle Royale mode where 100 players will battle out to be the last man standing. 

Call of Duty: Mobile’s graphics are surprisingly impressive, especially on newer phones or tablets. Activision keeps its mobile player base happy with constant updates and frequent esports tournaments.

PUBG Mobile

PUBG (Player Unknown’s Battlegrounds) Mobile is the highly successful mobile port of a PC game of the same name. Responsible for popularizing battle royales, PUBG Mobile is one of the best mobile games compared to its original iteration. 

It’s taken the world by storm for casual gamers and esports teams. The original PUBG is notoriously taxing on your PC, and not everybody can afford a high-end system to enjoy the game. However, PUBG Mobile delivers a full and optimized experience to your phone.

Brawl Stars is Now on Repeat!

Are you a huge fan of the mobile game Brawl Stars? We now have Brawl Stars tournaments on Repeat! Make sure you take advantage of the over $15,000 we’re giving away in prizes in the opening month alone! Click here to see our tournaments.

Top 10 Warzone streamers to follow in 2023

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Call of Duty: Warzone is one of the most popular games to watch on Twitch; these are the best Warzone streamers to follow in 2023.

Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 and Warzone 2 is one of the most played first-person shooter games today. Whether casual, educational, or competitive, streamers and content creators help shape Warzone 2’s popularity by producing quality streams for fans to enjoy. But most importantly, they bring entertainment, shape the meta, and provide valid criticism.

Scump

A good introduction for those who want to follow Warzone streamer is Scump; he’s one of the best Call of Duty players out there in the leaderboards. Scump’s skills with the keyboard and mouse will make fellow Warzone players awe with such tremendous enthusiasm. 

Not to mention, Scump is a world champion who competed in countless competitive Call of Duty matches throughout his career. He is also considered one of the most recognizable faces in the Warzone scene.

Aydan

With his skills with the controller, Aydan decimated 60 players in a four-player Squads game mode in 2020, enough to make Dr. Disrespect (a fellow streamer) earn his respect. Since that event, Aydan quickly gathered a following, earning him 2 million followers on his Twitch account. As a result, He’s one of the best Call of Duty streamers today, and sure a worth following this year.

Fifakill

Fifakill is a Warzone content creator for Quadrant that will make your day. His entertaining streams will give you a thumbs up, for that deserves a follow for players who want to see a fun Warzone experience. Aside from that, he is also one of the most watched streams for October 2022, totaling 1,051,667 watch time hours.

NickMercs

From the FaZe clan, one of the biggest gaming organization in the world, NickMercs shine at the top in the Warzone community. NickMercs main domain is Call of Duty Warzone, earning him a total of 50,000 viewers for each of his streams. He earned his 5 million milestones back in 2020 that still rises today. Fans of competitive Warzone 2 may want to give him a follow since he also teams up with the best players in the world.

GDBooya

GDBooya is one of the strongest players in Warzone today. His skills in the game are simply unmatched compared to anyone; whether he’s pulling off risky plays in competitive or dropping casual nukes in Call of Duty, Booya shows dominance whenever he’s in a game. Watching his streams are entertaining because of his hyper-aggressive playstyle.

Symfuhny

Symfuhny is worth following for his streams that are fascinating for Warzone players. His skills with the keyboard and mouse are unbelievable and other players often mistake him for using hacks from each of his streams. He deserves a follow for every Warzone player because of his lively and excitable streams.

TeePee

TeePee is a Call of Duty professional player turned streamer after he retired from the competitive scene. He began streaming Warzone in 2021, earning him over 600,000 followers with a high viewer count for each stream. TeePee is worth following this year as watching his streams feels like a free crash course for players where he gives pieces of advice to viewers on the best ways to improve in the game.

DrDisRespect

This streamer doesn’t need an introduction, as his name stands out from other streamers out there. Dr. Disrespect is one of the industry’s most famous and highly likable streamers, as his bombastic streams can simultaneously entertain, hype, and confuse you. His controversial takes on the gaming industry are too hot to ignore. He’s weird and unbelievably good, and worth following this 2022.

Jordy2d

Jordy2d is a professional player and a part-time male model. He started uploading his gaming clips in 2011 and continued entertaining fans with his Fortnite clips on Tiktok in 2020. His skills are also exceptional, which allows his viewers to mesmerize not only by his looks but also by his Warzone gameplay. He started playing and streaming Call of Duty in August 2020. When he played Warzone, his channel grew exponentially; following him this year will not disappoint you.

Kesto

Kesto is a content creator from Twitch and Youtube known for his entertaining Call of Duty gameplay clips. His content covers new weapons, skins, and educational gameplay strategies for every Warzone player. Because of that, he earned a total of 650,000 subscribers, enough to make you follow his videos for more. While on his Twitch account, you can see him streaming his competitive Warzone gameplay.

Repeat Brawl Stars Tournaments Are Officially Live

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Repeat Brawl Stars Tournaments are officially live on the platform with tons in cash prizes! Sign up now and start earning.

Mobile gamers rejoice! Brawl Stars has finally officially released into our platform! We will be running tournaments for both Trophy Grinders and Power League Climbers. As part of our launch event we will be launching a special $5,000 tournament with renowned mobile gaming esports and content organization, Tribe Gaming. 

For those new to Repeat, we are a tournament platform that focuses on asynchronous tournaments; our tournaments do not require you to join any lobbies or be around during specific hard times. Our tournaments are run 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. At any time you can just log onto Repeat.gg, join our tournaments, play as you normally would, and gain prizes! You can simultaneously join as many tournaments as you would like, from any combination of the game titles we support.

We are so excited to officially release Brawl Stars tournaments on Repeat!

How Scoring Works on Repeat Brawl Stars Tournaments

We run two different tournament formats for Brawl Stars, they are both very simple and intuitive.

Our Trophy Grind tournaments are month long tournaments that simply provide you with points for winning trophies, and lose you points when losing trophies.

It is setup so you always gain more points than you lose, so do not be afraid to keep playing, even at a slightly below 50% win rate you will still be slowly gaining points! If you already enjoy grinding for trophies, these tournaments will provide you extra rewards just for doing what you already do!

Our Power League Rush tournaments are 2-hour long tournaments that reward you getting win streaks in Power League. The objective is to win streak as much as possible without losing. Your first round win will result in you winning 60 points, second in a row will provide you with 105 points and after that, each win you get will provide you with 150 points, just beware, if you lose any games the counter will reset and you’ll be back to gaining 60 points on your next win. Draws will not earn you any points but will also not reset your win streak!

We will be actively monitoring these tournaments, we will be monitoring Power League Rush tournaments for potential smurfs playing at a lower rank than intended, and we will be monitoring our Trophy Grind tournaments for players potentially using other people’s accounts to earn free points. If you notice any on-going suspicious activity you can always report users via the tournament page or via our Discord by opening a report ticket.

How to Connect Your Brawl Stars Account

To connect your account, simply go to your Brawl Stars profile, copy the # ID under your icon and add it to your Repeat.gg profile, simple!

Competing in Tournaments

To compete in Repeat.gg’s Brawl Stars tournaments, first proceed to the Repeat.gg website and press Sign Up


Then proceed to the Brawl Stars section on top of the screen and select Tournaments

Press the Connect Game ID button and follow the connection steps mentioned above

Select any tournaments you would like to play in (you can join as many as you would like!), press Join Tournament in the tournament page and you’re ready to play!

If you have any issues you can always reach out to us at [email protected]. Good luck and have fun playing Repeat Brawl Stars tournaments!

Warzone 2: Most Over Powered Weapons Since Launch

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Sometimes games come out with weapons that are crazy overpowered. These are the most over powered weapons on Warzone 2 since launch.

Warzone 2 is a free-to-play standalone battle royale mode for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. Unlike the fast-paced standard 6v6 maps, which take place in closed maps, Warzone 2 is set in the largest battle royale map in gaming. Therefore, the best weapons in multiplayer lobbies may not be optimal for larger-scale maps.

The most over powered weapons in Warzone 2 thrive in the long-range duels commonplace in the mode. These weapons need controllable recoil, pinpoint accuracy, and a strong time to kill at medium to long engagements to carry you to victory.

X12 Akimbo

For most players, the Overkill perk is a comfortable option as it lets you bring two primary weapons. This loadout shouldn’t be mandatory as the X12 akimbo pistols can go head-to-head against close-range weapons like SMGs and Assault Rifles. Going akimbo with the X12 offers great stopping power, a decent clip, and pinpoint accuracy.

Fennec 45

SMGs are the most over powered weapons in Warzone 2 for close-quarters engagements. You’ll need a reliable SMG to fight enemies fortified in buildings and other power positions. The Fennec 45 (KRISS Vector .45) can tear through a full-plated operator effortlessly.

The Fennec 45 boasts the fastest firing rate of the SMG class, with 1091 rounds per minute. Because of its tremendous firing rate, it can maintain a consistent time to kill of 358 ms beyond 40 meters. 

Taq-56

The Assault Rifle class is king in standard multiplayer maps; however, most guns struggle to find a foothold in Warzone 2. While the Lachman 556, M4, STB 556, are serious contenders, the Taq-56 (Scar-L) is consistently the most over powered weapon in the class. 

With the right attachments, the Assault Rifle is a mid-range laser beam that never misses a shot. Tune the weapon for recoil steadiness and damage range to further enhance its strength.

Victus XMR

The quick-scoping Marksman Rifle may be the most over powered weapon in multiplayer maps, but traditional Sniper Rifles dominate battle royale. The Victus XMR is the best Sniper Rifle in Warzone 2, retaining an amazing damage profile past 100 meters. Most importantly, the powerful sniper is also easy to use, especially when leading your shots at extreme ranges.

Slap on explosive rounds and customize the weapon for damage range and bullet velocity so you can easily take down plated enemies with a shot or two. You’re going to need a sniper in Warzone 2, so make sure to bring the best one.

RPK

Light Machine Guns are the most over powered weapons in Warzone 2 as they’re unconventionally accurate, hit like a truck, and pack tons of ammo. You can’t go wrong with the easy-to-control RAPP H and heavyweight RAAL, as they’re top-tier weapons. But, the RPK is the LMG that will shape Warzone 2’s meta.

An underleveled RPK still performs well; however, a fully customized one fitted for recoil control will melt through your opponents from mid to long-range. Once you find a decent scope, have fun effortlessly mowing down players trying to parachute back on the map.

The 5 Most Toxic Heroes in Dota 2

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There’s a fine line between being effective and purposely being annoying, and these most toxic heroes in Dota 2 have surely crossed that threshold.

It’s no secret that Dota 2 is one of the most toxic communities in gaming. The game’s competitive nature and extensive matches can bring out the worst in players, especially when things don’t go their way, which often happens in pub games. Harassment, especially when attributed directly to players, is never okay, no matter how much MMR is at stake.

Another way that players can exhibit toxicity is through their hero choices. Some heroes in the game are an absolute nuisance to play against, with particularly annoying mechanics that forces the game to revolve around them. There’s a fine line between being effective and purposely being annoying, and these most toxic heroes in Dota 2 have surely crossed that threshold.

Outworld Devourer

Outworld Devourer gained infamy for his ability to literally take anyone out of the game for a few seconds. Astral Imprisonment banishes a target for up to four seconds, then steals a maximum of 22% of their maximum mana if it’s an enemy unit. If that’s not enough, both Aghanim’s Scepter and Shard upgrade the potency of the skill, with the former adding charges to the ability.

Astral Imprisonment is such a nuisance it enables Outworld Devourer to rush Meteor Hammer, an item that drops a meteor that stuns enemies after a delay. The niche and cheap pick-up has a significant value with OD. This combo is a one-way interaction where OD always comes out on top, letting him snowball the early game. He also scales extremely well, often deleting teams with one press of his ultimate.

Viper

Viper is a bully who doesn’t want you to play the game. Poison Attack is an attack modifier that stacks a slow and damage over time. That ability alone can push you out of lane so hard that it’s tempting just to leave it. It’s also punishing to trade with Viper since Nethertoxin damages anyone who attacks it.

Nethertoxin is an area-of-effect ability that breaks heroes, disabling their passives. So you can’t even pick durable heroes against Viper like Tidehunter and Bristleback, since it can disable their tankiness. Viper is a beast in pub games, making it one of the most toxic heroes in Dota 2.

Sniper

Sniper has the longest attack range of all the heroes in Dota 2. He’s a menace from Herald to Immortal because he can take advantage of his superior positioning and whittle enemies from screens away. Sniper is one of the most toxic heroes in Dota 2 because he forces his enemies to communicate, something no pub player ever wants to do.

Tinker

The omnipresent Tinker can join every single fight in the game, thanks to his ultimate. Rearm refreshes the cooldown of his abilities, and most items. Pair that with his ability, Keen Conveyance, and he has unparalleled mobility, letting him teleport to rain down Heat-Seeking missiles once you decide to show up on the map.

Despite that, it’s hard to get the jump on Tinker because of Laser and Defense Matrix, both wonderful defensive abilities that let him take a beating. Once Tinker buys items like Scythe of Vyse, it’s impossible to duel him since he’ll permanently disable you.

Arc Warden

Arc Warden can create a nearly perfect copy of himself, which includes his abilities and items. When an Arc Warden is in the game, expect him to single-handedly stall the game for an hour, exhausting every player in the lobby. Arc Warden players almost always buy a Hand of Midas, so you can expect them to be rich enough to last the next game.

Magnetic Field further pushes him as the most toxic hero in Dota 2, as the ability protects allies and buildings inside it. So, you can’t push against him while he’s effortlessly split-pushing against your team. Even if you kill his illusion, he can always summon another one as the cooldown is so low.

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