Another guide from Dotally Rad dot Com's Peachz and Moon, this time on how to set up and execute a proper tri-lane strategy.
Following their excellent guides on soloing mid and warding, the DRD duo have released the next installment in their video series. This episode covers tri-laning, which, as Peachz states, "has become the norm for high-level competitive play."
If you've played at the higher MMR levels, you are no doubt already familiar with tri-laning. In the current meta-game, there are few strategies as effective as the 3-1-1 lane setup.
However, tri-laning will continue to trickle down into the lower MMR levels as more and more players discover its effectiveness. If you are a 1500 MMR support player, and a 1650 MMR player suggests that your team tri-lanes, you should be prepared to do so, given the proper hero line-up and team cooperation. This video shows you how.
Peachz and Moon do a great job of outlining the different roles that make up a tri-lane. They cover the key aspects of tri-laning in regards to six categories: position, warding, judgment, role, coordination, and map awareness.
Another thing to consider when tri-laning is your hero's skill build and item build. As a support hero, skills that help your carry farm non-stop become more of a priority, and auras and AoE spells become a lot more powerful. As a carry, you see a huge boost in experience and gold income, and rushing for an Alchemist Bones or Runed Axe is a common result.
Look for more video guides coming up from Peachymoonz!
Following their excellent guides on soloing mid and warding, the DRD duo have released the next installment in their video series. This episode covers tri-laning, which, as Peachz states, "has become the norm for high-level competitive play."
If you've played at the higher MMR levels, you are no doubt already familiar with tri-laning. In the current meta-game, there are few strategies as effective as the 3-1-1 lane setup.
However, tri-laning will continue to trickle down into the lower MMR levels as more and more players discover its effectiveness. If you are a 1500 MMR support player, and a 1650 MMR player suggests that your team tri-lanes, you should be prepared to do so, given the proper hero line-up and team cooperation. This video shows you how.
Peachz and Moon do a great job of outlining the different roles that make up a tri-lane. They cover the key aspects of tri-laning in regards to six categories: position, warding, judgment, role, coordination, and map awareness.
Another thing to consider when tri-laning is your hero's skill build and item build. As a support hero, skills that help your carry farm non-stop become more of a priority, and auras and AoE spells become a lot more powerful. As a carry, you see a huge boost in experience and gold income, and rushing for an Alchemist Bones or Runed Axe is a common result.
Look for more video guides coming up from Peachymoonz!
