A strong withdrawal after the start of a DOTA match counts as a record of 10

It will not be deducted within 3 minutes, if you force a retreat after 3 minutes, whether you win or not, you will lose and deduct points.

I'm referring to the type of pulling line, it's not normal to leave the game, if it's normal, you can get extra points if you win), the latter two are counted as records.

If you are deducted points, it will be counted as a record, and if you don't have points, it will not be counted.

Count....As long as the points are deducted, it is considered a loss, and the extra points are a win.

Count, can it not be counted. That's fairness. vs wait for only 2 minutes, and after 2 minutes, you can escape.

It depends on the time, generally after the completion of the preparation time, and then the return will be counted, and the deduction will be counted.

Of course, deducting points is considered a loss, and of course a loss is a record.

VS and HF are not the same.

VS is the first two minutes of the game.

HF is the first three minutes of the game.

This time includes the time when someone drops the line and counts the seconds, for example, as soon as a person goes in and a person drops, the forty-five seconds you wait for him belong to the time to start the game.

Take vs as an example.

After blowing the trumpet and sending out troops, the forced retreat will be counted.

No points are scored before the trumpet is blown.

3 minutes will be deducted.

Points will be deducted after 3 minutes.

That's when the troops are dispatched.

Will the team win or lose?

Dota 2 wins 10 in a row will result in a jump point.

In the world of Dota 2, in the middle of the map there is a river from top left to bottom right, separated by two opposing legions: Radiant and Dire, who win the game by toppling each other's ruins.

Along the way, each player will control a hero in battle, level up and earn money, buy equipment to keep themselves ahead of the enemy, and finally break through the layers of towers, attack the ruins and destroy them to declare victory.

Background of Dota 2 R&D:

The Dota series started in 2003 as Blizzard Entertainment.

Warcraft under its umbrella.

Defense of the Ancients (DOTA), a custom map in III, was originally created by "Eul". Later in the same day, the expanded version of Warcraft III - The Frozen Throne.

Publish. A series of Dota-like maps have been released, the most famous of which is Dota All-Stars by Steve Feak. Feak and his friend Steve Mescon founded the official Dota community** and founded a company, Dota-Allstars, LLC.

In 2005, Feak withdrew from the Dota All-Star program. A friend of Feak, icefrog (ice frog.

Became the lead designer of the Dota project. Dota's popularity has grown unprecedentedly, becoming the most popular mod in the world.

In 2009, icefrog and mescon had a disagreement, which prompted icefrog to form a new community**.

Valve's interest in Dota began when some of its members became fans of Dota including Team Fortress

The team's designer, Robin Walker.

valve via email.

Reach out to icefrog and ask him about his long-term plans for the Dota project. That was until IceFrog was hired by Valve and led the subsequent development of Dota.

In October 2009, IceFrog announced his new position via his blog. On October 13, 2010, Game Informer unveiled the Dota 2 project. The ensuing huge amount of traffic brought Game Informer's servers down.

If it's in VS, it's counted as your disconnection, and if your side wins, it will deduct the points of the length of your disconnection time in the case of adding the basic score, that is to say, the longer you drop, the more you will be deducted, and if you lose, it will be deducted more points from your disconnection on the basis of Lingdan.

If it's on the 11 platform, you drop the line is counted as the first time you leave the game, which is equivalent to a large lack of imitation deduction of hero points, and the 11 scoring mechanism depends on the average score of your first 25 heroes, if you drop the hero of this game is a hero with a low score for you, such as a hero with 500 points, it should not be able to deduct many points, but if it is a hero with 2000 points that you play, it will be deducted miserably. However, if you are withdrawn within 10 minutes, and you are the first to be tent, then you will unilaterally deduct hero points, but you will not deduct ladder points.

The new account,There was no ladder game game before,So the prediction value of the system will be more unstable at the beginning,For example, your first super god,The second one may play well but the record is not as good as the first one,It will also lead to point deductions,And then when the hero does not use 7,The ladder will be discounted for points in order to prevent brushing points,You can understand,You play a few more games,The ladder points will become stable。

Because the scoring mechanism of the ladder is to average your performance in each game, you played well in the first few games, and then added a lot of hero points, for example, the first game added 500 hero points, and the second game added 500 hero points, and at the same time, the ladder points will also increase a lot, when your third performance generally lowers the average hero score, it will naturally reduce the ladder score.

You can take a look at 09's heavy zero single row, where he has a detailed explanation of this thing.

Because you won the first three games, and probably won the MVP, so the points added up quickly. So the default starting point for you is very high. Your initial URSA Hero Points are only 1200, and after adding 3, they are only 1203, which causes your performance to be lower than the default value given to you.

So the ladder branch will be deducted.

After a few more plays, this will not happen.

The ladder score is the weighted average of the points of the heroes with the highest personal scores, and you rush the ladder to 1230 in three sets, which means that your heroes in the first few sets have added a lot of points, which means that the hero points you pat have dragged down the other three heroes...

Your pat bear 1203 points, if you play the first trick, the system will give a default score, that is, 1200 points, you pat the bear 1203, the hero score is increased by 3 points, but it drags you the average score of the ladder hero So the ladder deducts points.

The Ranked Score is the average of all your Hero Points, so when you have a low Score, it will affect your Ranked Score.

That's why a lot of players can't get their scores, and that's because there are too many low-scoring heroes.

Another new hero who wins the first game is a good bonus later, even though he is 1203.

The first few will be like this, probably because you performed well in the first few games, angrily taking a bunch of honors such as MVP, and then suddenly a handful of them are out of order, even if you win, you will be deducted points, of course, this will happen when you play a small number of totals.

Hero +3 means that the record is average, or there are brighter points in the team than you. You've died 8 times in this set, plus three is normal. The ladder score is calculated by taking 75% of the first 25 heroes and 25% of all the heroes behind, and the number of rounds is too small.

The low score of the opponent is also one reason.

That was the previous 11-point calculation mechanism, but now it has been changed to no points deduction as long as you win. The previous scoring mechanism was based on the average hero points, and if you played well in the first 3 games, and the fourth one died more, it is estimated that the points will be deducted.

The addition and subtraction of ladder points is to compare your performance in this game and the previous games, you have won the first three games, and the heroes you use have performed very well, and the hero scores are very high, although you won the fourth game, you have died too much, and the data is not as good as the previous games, so the ladder points are to be reduced.

The points rules of one by one are originally pitted.,Maybe it's too good for you to send it back before.,Although the back is good, it's not as good as the front one.。

It may be that you have added too many points in one game, so 11 is a sanction! Maybe it's 11 convulsions. It's like Du Niang.

That's because the hero you're playing isn't playing well and is a little bit worse than the one you used to play.

Your pat is 1203, right?! In that case, you should deduct points, because the heroes in front of you are much more than that!

Because the average score is not reached, that is, the average score of your 4 4 heroes is 48 points less than the previous one.

It should have been too good to pat the pat before.

The new number is like this, and the system has a calculation rule.

Because you're not an MVP, that's critical. No solution.

Unless you leave early, you won't be deducted points if you don't win, and you will generally retire if you win.

There's a bug, or you're quitting too early.

1. Reason:

The addition or subtraction of player points depends on the expectation and performance of each game.

If you don't play well, even if you win the game, the system will still deduct points after the weighted average calculation.

2. System expectations:

The expected score of the system is mainly determined by two points, 1) the ladder points of both sides, if the score of the own side is higher and the score of the other party is low, the system will give a higher expected score, and vice versa.

2) Hero data collection, the ladder system will include the hero data of all ladder players on the platform, some popular heroes may be used by many high-end players, such as Shadow Demon SF, then the system will take all the most powerful players in the shadow demon use, as the highest score of the hero, theoretically speaking, it is very difficult to use popular heroes to exceed the maximum score, but to use some unpopular heroes, because there are not many players used, it is relatively easy to achieve higher points.

Dota 2's ladder mechanic will increase as long as the team wins, in this case, you should be disconnected, and then 5 minutes do not re-enter the game, the system will then determine that you have escaped, if you reconnect to the game after 5 minutes, and then your side wins, then you will not add points, but will be judged to have escaped points.

Your performance score is too low (the system rates your performance in this game) below the standard score for everyone on your side.