He is most feared in the CIS region.Ĭooman’s slow-paced laning is quite a contrast from his fast-paced farming speed on Faceless Void. Cooman is known to be a master at Faceless Void, his mechanical skills are unparalleled. He strikes when the iron is hot, instead of farming idly. Cooman’s playstyle may be slightly farming-oriented, but it benefits his team due to his map awareness. Cooman is known to be a menace in pub games. Of course you can still use Chronosphere in other places if you need it, but if it's possible try to lure the enemies in those spots to have a better crowd control, and blocking them properly.This is a special player on the list, as he is the only one to not actively compete in pro-Dota but he is often seen streaming very high-level pub games on Twitch. In RED the ones that are good, in YELLOW the ones that are still good but not so crucial. The following map contains some spots that I find good for using you Chronosphere, because in these the enemy is trapped by the environment and you can more easily do good ganks(obviously if it's a team fight there) learn how to junk properly, and do it with Void, you'll see how many more kills you get use the Chronosphere only when you see more than one enemy, or you'll just waste it(and it has a big cooldown) use the Quelling Blade to create hiding spots to escape, or to do some ganks/ambushes if you're planning to use Void make sure your team know how to play, because Void is really strong when the team knows how to support it(especially early game) kill everything late game, but don't dare too much if the enemy team know how to play take all the core items and some situational if you can mid game try to get some kills with ganking if you havent at least the Daedalus, you shouldn't go too much alone try to take the most last hits you can take When you have those items(and you should be at level 18-19), you really can destroy most of the agi/int heroes, but you still can't kill tanks like Brewmaster or Doom Bringer(at least not so easily). Now you should start building the Daedalus/Monkey King Bar, to get some serious damage increase(that Void lacks, so it's a must to have at least one of these items, that will even increase lifesteal) but I personally reccomend to take the Daedalus, because of his crits(you can reach 900 DMG critcal strikes) and the fact that the bonus stacks with your Time Lock skill, when the bonus of the MKB doesn't. Having the Butterfly means lot of bonus agility,which increase the attack speed and increase the probability of permabashing enemies. Now for increase farming and to have the cleave bonus, that is useful while you're in the Chronosphere, start building the Battle Fury, it will increase not only damage but it will give you a boost, for mana, that is always good to have.(for the skills obviously)įrom now your objective is to build the Butterfly, and for doing this try to get kills with the Time Walk/Chronosphere combo, gank with your teammates, or try to take out Roshan(you should manage to solo him). You still can use the Chronosphere for escaping(it's better to use Time Walk to escape anyway) Your ultimate is starting to be a really good skill to use in team fights, because of his disable for 5 secs, while you can pop out your MoM(Mask Of Madness) and get some easy kills, but don't initiate the fight alone, because when the Chronoshpere ends, you'll be owned by the other heroes that will come if they see you use your ulti, for sure. Now you should be something like level 10, and you should have the Mask Of Madness and the Power Treads, now you can start attack enemy heroes but, not alone, you still can't do it. Top The aggressive style (mid/early-late game) When you reach level 9-10, you'll start to be a problem for your enemies. If the other hero in your lane is not really helpful, you can easly start jungling at 6-7īut it's better to have at least the Morbid Mask and Power Treads/Phase Boots, to farm good.īest creeps to farm with, are the Golems(not the ancient ones), the Satyrs and Large Satyrs(those are pretty strong, but give a lot of exp). So usually is better to go top with Dire, bottom with Radiant, with some stunner or support that knows how to play, so you can remain alive and get some kills if you're lucky.Įarly game just stay back and try to take some last hits(that you really need, because the items you have to buy are expensive) if possible, but try to always have at least 70% of your HP, because of you're weak resistance, so if they attack, you can escape without getting killed. Void has probably the hardest early game of all heroes, 'cause he hasn't got too much resistance, his attack speed and damage are pretty weak, and you can get ganked even at level 4-5 really easily(at least until you get your ultimate). Top The farming/passive/safe style (early game)

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