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| Last edited by ChildLikEmperor; 07-05-2010 at 11:08 PM. | |
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All I can say is that you babysitted quite well in the top lane letting TC farm. Which wasn't hard though because that lion and sven weren't very good and just never timed their stuns or focused you. At times you were standing around chilling when you could of been pulling creeps.
Your ward placement could use some work. Warding closer to their base instead of just warding on the river all the time especially since your team was doing well and craving a bit more map control to go with the nice synergy you all had in team fights. It's better on support to buy treads and urn instead of phase boots and bracer. Also if you want to play a serious witch doctor, I would buy a bkb and scepter as your first big items when you can afford it. Either way get a point booster or ogre axe. |
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| Last edited by Bianca; 07-10-2010 at 04:00 AM. | |
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Thank you. Everything has been noted.
I appreciate your input. now, to justify my phase boots ![]() I consider phase boots good for positioning in team clashes (inferior to Lothars and Dagger, but superior to force stuff). And seeing how TC would land stuns and ults, I knew I wouldn't be the number 1 target in team fights. The thing about warding deeper into the map is, in, i'd say, 30-25% of cases, I get sniffed out by the enemy team fast and ganked. In this game it was a random team (EAL league), so I didn't coordinate with my teammates all that well.
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