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Movement speed bonuses and slows are added up together. Bonuses are calculated first, followed by slows.Įxample: With 300 Base MS, if you have a +20% Movement Speed buff and a 50% Movement Slow, you will have 180 ((300 * 1.2) * 0.5) MS (40% slower). Movement Speed bonuses and Movement Slows are calculated multiplicatively. Multi-Unit Control can be turned on and off from the game UI. It may also use its active ability if the owner is attacking an enemy hero. Automated pets will follow the owner and attack the same target as the owner is attacking. Multi-Unit Control: As of Version 3.7.0, Multi-Unit Control is an option that has player-owned pets copy the owner's command when activated. From Version 3.4.0, HoN's camera zoom distance was increased to 1850 units. HoN also has another targeting scheme called Target Dual, combines Target Position with Target Unit (which means Target Position spells can target a unit for better precision).Ĭamera zoom distance: Both Warcraft III and Dota 2 allows the camera to be zoomed out to a maximum of approximately 1650 units. Both of these lets you select a ground or target, drag towards a direction and release to aim your skills. New targeting schemes: HoN supports two new targeting schemes: Target Vector and Vector Entity. For example, Bubbles' Shell Toss (Puck's Illusory Orb) had to be sped up because its original speed of 600 was too easy to dodge in HoN compared to DotA. HoN does not have such delay, and as a result, the action in HoN tends to be more fast-paced. No input delay: In Warcraft III and Dota 2, there is an approximately 500 ms delay before your commands actually goes through. This behavior currently only applies to Blink Dagger in Dota 2.

HoN also does not require a minimum blink distance. If you were to blink to a location outside of the radius, you would only move 80% of the maximum distance.

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While this restriction was removed as moving a unit to impassable terrain with Pudge or Andromeda gives them free pathing for 5 seconds, it does not cover all cases of a unit getting stuck on terrain.īlink distance: In Warcraft III, you had to carefully target your location in order to blink the full distance. Notably, before DotA 6.79, Pudge and Vengeful Spirit were not allowed to carry a Blink Dagger because they can get a unit stuck in impassable terrain by moving them there, while Devourer and Andromeda did not have this restriction. In HoN, you will be given temporary 'Terrainwalking' until you move to a location where you are not surrounded by impassable terrain.

Dota 2 decided to port many of these limitations from Warcraft III's engine, but HoN lacks these elements.Īnti-stuck Mechanic: In Warcraft III and Dota 2, if you were to blink to an impassable terrain, you would be stuck there until you blink to a movable terrain. This guide is not meant for people who are completely new to HoN and DotA.Ĭertain engine limitations do not exist in HoN unlike in DotA. It will note most of the HoN items and heroes which have an equivalent in DotA, as well as new features and different in-game mechanics of the game. This guide is mainly written for people who played the popular Warcraft III map Defense of the Ancients (DotA) or Dota 2 for a while, got familiar with it and now made the transition to Heroes of Newerth (HoN).

10 Other differences between DotA and HoN.

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