Is there a way to beat the "ENCOUNTER"?

[Danaie]

is more stressful than 4 toxic players in ranked mode

[Raiden - In Flames 🎵]

use marci and spam one attack.

[DotaTimeWaste🤮]

nah, actually Dota 2 is meant for toxic people because its underlying algorithm is most toxic and it has been 11 years
you see, when noobs lose games they start leaving this game, so rather than rewarding good players Valve insists on pairing them with the most toxic human scum there is to keep bad players hooked, that is right, more noobs are better than less pros money-wise at least
so if you think you are pro and you stuck in ranked you have to buy account, Valve loves boosters and account selling, although they pretend they "ban" smurf accounts in fact Valve is the source of account selling
this is true based on my 4300 hours of gaming experience
now, when I lose I get all the jungle supports, feeding mid, jungle pos 1, jungle pos 3, and they stack report me for telling them how to play, then I get banned for some hours and go to LP
when I win people call me smurf, I have to tell them I have smurf 11 years still I am 2700 mmr, never change

[Danaie]

Originally posted by TerunagaTV:

use marci and spam one attack.

I mean for the dragon, the last mission. My venge dies before even reaching the minimum

[bebe14242]

In the dragon encounter there are a few things to keep in mind that could help:
- you can safely get hit by projectiles that are the same color as your currently chosen color (red or blue). You can swap between your colors pretty much without any restrictions, so matching the color of projectiles on screen can help with survivability. However, keep in mind this only applies to PROJECTILES, not ENEMIES - getting hit by enemy of any color instantly removes one life
- combos matter a lot. You advance your combo after killing 3 enemies of the same color in a row and combo resets when you fail to get such triple (for example kill 2 red then 1 blue enemy). Usually the enemies come in such pattern that killing them naturally advances your combo, but sometimes it can be tricky to kill them in the exact order they appeared. That said, if you can get your combo up to 10 and then kill a couple enemies, you should have no problem racking up over 500 000 points before even getting to final boss
- one thing I personally had problem with was the framerate - the minigame (and the whole Crownfall map) was extremely stuttering. This was fixed by going to the video settings and switching from advanced to basic settings and sliding the bar all the way to the "Fastest" side. After this, it was relatively easy to evade everything (just remember how your settings were before, because Dota will not restore them after you go back to advanced settings for playing regular games)

Also one thing to not forget about - you have to defeat the final boss for your points to count. And I believe that defeating him should give you enough points to complete the 500 000 point threshold at least

[Danaie]

Originally posted by bebe14242:

In the dragon encounter there are a few things to keep in mind that could help:
- you can safely get hit by projectiles that are the same color as your currently chosen color (red or blue). You can swap between your colors pretty much without any restrictions, so matching the color of projectiles on screen can help with survivability. However, keep in mind this only applies to PROJECTILES, not ENEMIES - getting hit by enemy of any color instantly removes one life
- combos matter a lot. You advance your combo after killing 3 enemies of the same color in a row and combo resets when you fail to get such triple (for example kill 2 red then 1 blue enemy). Usually the enemies come in such pattern that killing them naturally advances your combo, but sometimes it can be tricky to kill them in the exact order they appeared. That said, if you can get your combo up to 10 and then kill a couple enemies, you should have no problem racking up over 500 000 points before even getting to final boss
- one thing I personally had problem with was the framerate - the minigame (and the whole Crownfall map) was extremely stuttering. This was fixed by going to the video settings and switching from advanced to basic settings and sliding the bar all the way to the "Fastest" side. After this, it was relatively easy to evade everything (just remember how your settings were before, because Dota will not restore them after you go back to advanced settings for playing regular games)

Also one thing to not forget about - you have to defeat the final boss for your points to count. And I believe that defeating him should give you enough points to complete the 500 000 point threshold at least

Thank you! will try again later