Two factions contest to destroy the other. Each team consists of a group of five, each taking on a role. No role should be left unfulfilled nor should one role be repeated. Each role guards one of three lanes connecting both bases together. Today, I’m taking you to the middle of the battlefield. Face your foe in a duel for the shortest route! You are the second carry, the Solo Mid!
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DOTA 2 is a Multiplayer Online Battle Arena where you can play with friends or strangers online. Hop into a public server and join a group of 10 people per match. Each match is divided into two factions, each made of 5 people. The factions are the Radiant and Dire.
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A game of DOTA 2 must include 10 players per match. All participants will be divided into two opposing factions, the Dire and Radiant. Each team of 5 members take refuge in bases on two opposite corners of the map connected by three roads called ‘Lanes’.
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A game of DOTA 2 begins with 10 players per match. Participants can be drafted together by the game’s system from across the region or the whole world. Play with random strangers or queue with your friends. Knowing who you fight with can give you more time to just focus on who you are up against.
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Each match of DOTA 2 requires 10 players. All players are divided into two factions, the Radiant, and Dire. These two groups stand in opposition with each other, each taking a corner end of the map connected by three lanes. The goal of the game is to destroy each side’s most important structure called Ancients. To achieve this, members of either team must travel to the enemy base through any of the three lanes where creeps march onward to destroy the opposition.
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