Noesis.gg VS Dotabuff

Not 100% sure but looks quite a lot like Noesis. Source: about 2 years ago

Its been buggy for me so I use noesis.gg but skybox is definitely better yes :). Source: about 2 years ago

No!! Don't worry about it. I am an analyst for an ESEA Advanced team and I am used to watching demos and analyzing them via noesis.gg. I can assure you that the shitty demoui is not that big of a deal haha. Honestly, I started disliking it less after getting used to it. Just feel free to share your match link and I'll do the rest :). Source: over 2 years ago

The pracc server, the org paid for, and after they got kicked from the org they kept using it. We closed the server while they were playing on it due to, well, its not theirs anymore. In a rage, their captain Zele ended the subscription which cost us $15, went on my personal noesis.gg account and removed all the demos which took hours to download from HLTV and upload. Source: over 2 years ago

What we expect from org: ESEA fees covered, tournament fees (phoenix league or something similar) covered, Noesis.gg account for IGL and the team to share, server to practice on , good support and all the essentials, we dont really require much else. Source: over 2 years ago

When trying to look at players or teams on dotabuff.com, I get an error "retry later". If I turn off my wifi it works fine. What happened here? Source: about 1 year ago

What to buy shouldn't be an issue, just use one of the community guides and you'll have a good enough build vs trying to decide on your own. Also helpful is going to dotabuff.com and looking at recent matchup history for the hero you're playing and seeing what they build. Source: over 1 year ago

Overwolf has essentially made a number of features of stratz.com, dotabuff.com and other sites which are built around the dota 2 API completely unusable for me. I have to keep my profile private just to have a normal game of dota. So .. Till you provide an opt out option at the very least to keep my data out of overwolf, fuck you for reducing the quality of the dota experience for thousands of players, bravo. Source: over 1 year ago

Pos5 (Hard Support): Warlock (<7% pick rate according to dotabuff.com ) - Hero doesn't need high input commands helping you focus on positioning, pulling, stacking and warding. Hero also has a Spam/wave clear (Q) makes every enemy hit by it share their damage recieved with others, Heal/Damage to help Pos1 (Hard Carry) sustain in the laning phase, an AOE Slow (E) can save or assist depending on situation but... Source: over 1 year ago

Watch other people play. Notice things you do differently. You can search high level games by hero on dotabuff.com and dota2protracker.com. On dotabuff you can search recent ranked matches by hero and your region. If you watch a win and a loss you can usually recognize when they're using their spells wrong or buy an item that doesn't work. When you go in game try to apply what you learn. Ex. I was learning... Source: over 1 year ago