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my pleasure! I'm thinking about making a new video after the 7.36 changes

@@GoodEveningDota gonna wait for it! Lets gooooo sir 👍

My mouse is at 1000 DPI and Windows sensitivity is at 10 (standard one, if I'm not mistaken)

Ok so first of all remember that shift queue always waits for the backwsing animation. So if you laser and shift blink, you'll have to wait for the entire backwsing animation. For farming, I usually just shift blink and E, no ream because of E backswing And last thing, shift queue is really only useful for farming, for fights you should usually just click fast enough, because of the long backswings of Q and W

@@GoodEveningDota So u play just press laser and immediate blink,no shift.right?Thanks for sharing ur playstyle.useful tips.

Are you talking about the "T" key? How about your hotkeys for other items? The only thing I can suggest is to find a hotkey system with no conflict and just get used to it. It took me time to find my current hotkeys for each item, but at some point I had to force myself to get used to them (that's the most unpleasant part, I know). So... find another key and force yourself to change. It's basically the same thing with legacy hotkeys, you kept them because you were used to them; but if you were to move to QWER, you'd have to force yourself to adapt.

But is there like a shortcut for it? I mean a lot of tinker players including you can tp to the fountain without looking at the fountain. I was able to do that before. Badly need a professionals help.

PS:my hotkeys for my items are. 1.2.3.4.5 and space bar. Tp scroll is t. But a lot of heroes use T for their skills:/

Well in that case I can only recommend using 6 for TP, since any letter can be assigned to a spell. You may also change it just when you play Tinker, so that you don't affect other heroes. I use 2 hotkeys for when I have a simple TP or travels, because I have 2 different automatisms. Basically the new tp slot messed things up, but I had to adapt and assign a new hotkey. If I buy dagon and shiva (very very rarely), there will be a conflict in hotkeys, but I'll force myself to use shiva on another hotkey (either 3 or mouse instead of 1); it's annoying but I have to. Just force yourself to a use a new hotkey; if you want to do it, you can do it.

Tp+shift+blink+E and tp+shift(+blink)+hex/dagon are useful. Otherwise, shift queueuing is not that useful, just be quick with your fingers.

@@GoodEveningDota Ty for answering. Ok so I dont use blink on normal cast as you do,I use it on quickcast.With blink you can escape in multiple situations and I think quickcast its better. So if I have the Quickcast on blink why do I need to use Shift key?( is really hard for me to use shift) Can I use the combos in your video without this shift??

@@edward3105 1) blink on quickcast is good if you never mess up 2) you don't need shift queue to do combos, and it's even bad and useless 3) you only shift queue in 2 cases : to farm (makes it slightly easier), and 100% catch a hero you HAVE VISION ON. Let's assume an enemy pa is out of position on a lane, you tp on creeps, shift queue blink hex to have the lowest downtime possible and avoid them using bkb. I hope it's clearer now.

@@GoodEveningDota Ty man for explaining this to me I've understood. Another question is when you say I can mess up with Quickcast Blink on which situation are you meaning? maybe u are assuming I can double click on blink and it will automatically blink me closer to the base or there are any other situations where I can mess up?

@@edward3105 it's about muscle memory. Since I'm not used to quickcast, I will press the blink key before my cursor reaches the desired blink location, so I will end up messing up. Basically, my brain is programmed to blink when I click with my mouse, not when I press blink. For you, your brain is coordinated so that you don't mess up (I assume). Tell me if it's clear enough for you.

Yes sir, please. How about how to deal with hard lanes like Huskars, Vipers, Razors, QoP and ETC

i Hope u make it again but with now tinker patch

@@zhengshen1637 use laser first then dagon, and WAIT for laser's cast animation THEN use dagon (or use laser and SPAM click dagon)

Welcome to Dota! Tinker is really not an easy hero, and his gameplay is unconventional. But if you wanna stick to it anyway, so be it. What I can suggest is (and this works for all heroes) to watch replays and gameplay highlights of good players on that hero (pro players or random high ranked players). What you can start with is search for highlights on CZcams of funkefal and radical highway. You have no idea how much time I spent watching replays and highlights. Replays can be found on Dotabuff.com (go to a hero's page, then click on trending guides, then you have access to many match IDs that you can copy and paste in the client to download the replay). As for general mechanics and hero-specific mechanics, it's all about practice (+ a bit of theory and acknowledging that you are bad and wrong). So just watch streamers on Twitch and see what they do and how they play. They also happen to explain their decisions. Feel free to ask if you have any other question, and have fun!

@@GoodEveningDota thanks very much for the detailed reply sir. Your help is much appreciated.

In 99% of cases I go for the missile stun because I find that stuns are quite strong Especially that now level 30 unlocks everything, I think taking the missile talent is nearly always good As for builds, I find myself going mostly for shiva bloodstone bkb/hex, and I think it's the most reliable build

Oh... it's A and Z, and it's a French keyboard so it's the equivalent of Q and W, right below 1 :) (French keyboards have AZERTY instead of QWERTY)

Oh my haha sorry

Lmao

I actually made this guide when I was still legend. I reached divine a couple of weeks ago but I've fallen back to ancient. As for your question, practice and muscle memory is everything. I used to practice a lot in demo hero/unranked. One last tip is to spam keys. For instance, if you use laser then dagon, but keep spamming the dagon hotkey a few times (it can actually become part of your muscle memory), you're gonna use it right after laser. If 0 is when laser is cast and 1 is when its backswing ends, press dagon at 0.5, 0.8, 1, and 1.2 (basically a couple of times in a row) and you should be fine. But you can still time it relatively well just by habit.

not too much effort. you didnt show how to drop all items well not just in fountain but during fights. and camera grip is needed to do that.

What part of it are you struggling with? I suggest you practice it with Rearm level 1 first, before moving to levels 2 and 3.

Using quickcast on both items, just press dagon and hex keys at the same time while your cursor is on the enemy. That's how you instantly use both.

thanks for the guide btw

It's my pleasure. Happy spamming, and just stay consistent. Even at 1000+ games with Tinker, I'm still learning things.

With the settings I showed in the video, pressing the ult twice will indeed queue 2 rearms To cancel/reset the queue, simply right click anywhere (move) so that the 2nd rearm is replaced by the move command in the queue. Aftewards, that move command can be ofc cancelled by anything (using an item or a spell) Do this in demo hero and tell me if it solved your problem

@@GoodEveningDota I tried it and its no longer rearming twice. Thanks!

Muchas gracias :)