The (not so) Amazing Dota Hero Guides #1. Phantom Assassin!

Welcome to the first series of The (not so) Amazing Hero Guides! Featuring: Phantom Assassin!
ps:I'm not gonna explain each heroes skill detail or what items does. Read the wiki.

Why PA? She got an arcana recently, followed by some quite good event (if you buy the arcana) that makes her almost get insta-picked on pub recently, also, she's the most played heroes now, skyrocketing above, beating even pudge.

The (not so) Amazing DOTA 2 Hero guides!

Hello folks! How r you doin?

It's been quite a while since i write something on this blog, it's because either i was so busy or i forgot that i have a blog i kinda don't have anything in my mind that's worth to write for.

Well but here i am now though.

So some of you may know that recently (no, not really, 1-2years are not recently) most of my spare time i use to play DOTA2. And i've been thinking to wrote some easy to understand-noob friendly guides about some heroes that i actually quite good at (i think, self opinion, dont judge meeee).
I was too lazy to create some youtube shit and i deeply loath the ugly-ugly ingame guide, so i think... why not write it here? And it's what i'm about to do now.

I'm not saying that i a motherfucking pro with 8kMMR, but i can say i could play at least better than all of you above average, feel free to comment about things if you think i was wrong. Cheers!

How Depression Felt?

You asked me how depression felt, and this is all i could come up with.

It feels like i'm walking upstream through a current strong enough to pull me under four times over.

There are others, with me, but they are walking along the banks, telling me to "just get out of the water."
But instead of extending a hand in help, they just move on and leave me behind.

Every once in a while I find a rock that is strong enough for me to lean on, and i can rest for a bit.

But the rocks always get tired of holding me up, and when they let go, i'm left alone, drowning, thrown back behind again.

And nothing is harder then standing up in the current, when everything in you is telling yourself how much easier things would be if you just let yourself get dragged under.