i think threads aimed to promote other websites, be the purpose commercial or not, get locked by mods, cz it violates forum rules.
for anyone else coming to this thread and wondering whether this is bullshit or not, the answer is YES. this IS bullshit, and the guy just tried to promote coaching services provided by his friends or smthng like that.
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I paid for it last week and it's pretty good tbh. The quizzes are fucking stupidly easy but the actual content isnt that bad.
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THERE IS A TL;DR AT THE BOTTOM FOR ALL THE FELLOW LAZY READERS OUT THERE
Hi everyone. My name is Alex (in-game name Ryuu) and, just like everyone else, I’m playing for fun and to improve. In DoTA, in order to improve you need to play a lot of games, watch your replays and pro’s replays, while also watching and reading guides. Well, I really enjoy reading and watching theoretical stuff, so one day I decided to search for a good site with guides because I just had enough of reading the same stuff over and over again from DotaFire that I already knew.
This site I found is called Game-Leap and it’s probably the best thing that happened to my DoTA life. After the first month I started to actively improve my skill, while also raising my MMR and such. Sure, there are people on YouTube that can teach you only SOME of these things, and most of them are not even updated, but here on Game-Leap the guides are done by some of the best players around the world (for example Brax), are always updated and always detailed, and even if there is something that you do not understand, you can write to a pro and he’ll answer you.
This is another thing that you can do on Game-Leap: chatting with the pros, or the experts as they are called there. They’re very friendly, they’ll respond to most of our questions and some of them do take requests as to what hero or specific mechanic of the game you want guides of. Idk what there’s more to say, except that I thought I could find the same stuff on the internet for free, but I’ve been pleasantly surprised by Game-Leap and their price is only 5 or 6 $ per month, which in my opinion, is lesser than it should actually be for what it does.
The guides are written by the top 100 players on DotaBuff on the respective heroes, you can talk with them, the guides are updated with every patch and they also post 1 to 2 new videos everyday. To be fair, I believe that the only way to better improve yourself than using Game-Leap is to hire a coach, but the good ones start at 25$ per hour. This site is 5$ per month.
TL;DR VERSION
There’s a website with guides called game-leap
It’s only 5$ per month
You can talk with the pros that create those guides which, compared to the free guides that you find on google, are always up-to-date and the production quality is outstanding
Guides are updated with each patch, and also they post at least 2 new guides every day
There’s a 10-day money back guarantee for those of you that didn’t enjoy it.
Besides coaches that take up to 25$ or more per HOUR, this is the best way of improvement.
Personally, I recommended this site to some of my friends (with more to come) and those of them that tried it said exactly the same thing more or less, but in the end they all were pleasantly surprised.
In conclusion, I’d rate Game-Leap with a 9.5/10, because personally I believe it should have a stream side-bar with the experts (pros) and the other members from the website, and it also needs to have some guides for teams, captain’s mode, drafting etc. My verdict is that it is worth it. For 5 dollars per month you get hundreds of well-rounded guides available for all skill levels and much more than that. The community is great, the guides are great, it has everything you need in order to improve.
P.S. They release a lot of their content for free to help the community, so check out their youtube channel to check if you like it. They have 400+ more guides on the website.