DOTA: How to play when the hidden thorn meets the steel back

Ever since I got the magic wand, it's been a tragedy just on my back.

I don't know why you're struggling?

If you are on the right line in the early stage and buy a magic wand, you will definitely not suffer, even if you are pressed, you can keep putting C to play money and ignore him.

If you don't catch someone in the middle of the period, you can't catch him, and now the hidden stabbing C won't interrupt the return trip, and there are 30 other 4 people to catch.

Ignore him in the later stage, kill his 4 teammates first, and then turn him.

I've always thought that the first was a hero who needed to be strengthened, and the early R damage was considerable, especially against the crispy one, but now there's a magic wand. In the later stage, the grass tolerance ability is first-class, but the output is not high, and it will fall into the nose and nausea, which will not help the team much.

When you meet him in the early stage, you will be out of the frenulade.

Push agility to the top.

It would hurt to dig him in the back.

In the later stage, there were double knives and butterflies.

With your C, I believe it will be easier to get him.

In the early stage, it must have been pressed to the ninth level to fill the raid with the second level fog and the second level backstab The first level is big It's a lot easier to fight a lot (first out of the shadow axe) Start to give the mouth fog and then clone in the fog... Be careful, don't let him come out, don't let him hit your subject, the main body will shadow first) and then you can imagine draining it of blood, and catch him with b.

Chrysanthemum Pig Gram Thorn No way.

You can't cripple his chrysanthemum.

If you have an advantage in equipment level, it is easy to fight.

In fact, it still hurts you to backstab, don't worry, it's a backstab.

Because the ability of Gangback is Bristle Back (k) Gangback's back is covered with bristles, reducing the damage it takes. Bristle Back automatically releases a Stinger Strafe for every 300 damage absorbed. Cannot reduce damage from buildings.

Angle of effect: 110 Level 1: Reduces damage from the back by 10% and damage from the side by 5%.

Rank 2: Reduces damage from the back by 20% and damage from the side by 10%.

Rank 3: Reduces damage from the back by 30% and damage from the side by 15%.

Rank 4: Reduces damage from the back by 40% and damage from the side by 20%.

And the skill of the Stealth Assassin is the Backstab (K) The Stealth Assassin does not shy away from this dirty method, in fact, he is good at it. When he attacks an enemy from behind, he deals extra damage. Damage Pierces Magic Immunity Rank 1: Inflicts Dexterity].

Rank 2: Adds extra damage to Agility].

Rank 3: Inflicts Agility] extra damage.

Rank 4: Adds 1*[Agility] extra damage. Therefore, when the Hidden Thorn is playing from the proof of hitting the back, the damage is only a normal attack, if the backstab effect is played on the back, the damage is (Normal Attack + Current Agility) *40% * Armor damage reduction is calculated according to the backstab of the Hidden Thorn and the bristle back of the rigid back are all maxed out.

In the actual game, there may be a situation where hitting from the side (not at a big angle) will also trigger the backstab, and in that case it is (normal attack + current agility) *20 * armor damage reduction According to the backstab of the hidden thorn and the bristle back of the rigid back, it is calculated as a full up. So theoretically, if you want to control the angle to the rigid back output, you can increase the damage, but if the angle is too large, there will be no backstab effect.