What happened:

Big Bear Yang Kai and Bullfrog teamed up. Big Bear played Big Brother Fire Girl and took the advantage path, and Bullfrog played Rubick Fire Girl. It's the clockwork on the opposite side. The bullfrog wants the fire girl to play alone, so he always tries to pull her wild.

The big bear said a few words: Rubick cooperated with the fire girl to kill it casually. Not long after, Clockwork controlled an invisibility charm, and suddenly framed the fire girl and killed her. At this time, Rubick was still in the wild area, and the big bear exploded: "Can you throw it away and I will die?" But it has to be said that the incident happened suddenly. If Rubick had not been squatting all the time, he would not have had time to throw the clockwork.

Bullfrog said that he was old and could not keep up with the operation. Big Bear didn't say anything, but Yang Kai said angrily: "Don't play when you're old." After hearing this, Bullfrog retreated.

"DotA" (Defense of the Ancients), which can be translated as guarding ancient trees, guarding ruins, and guarding ancient ruins, is a multiplayer real-time battle for the real-time strategy game "Warcraft 3" produced by Blizzard. , a custom map that can support 10 people playing online at the same time. It is an RPG map of Warcraft officially recognized by Blizzard.

The earliest DOTA map appeared in the Reign of Chaos era. A player named Eul (Euls) made the first DOTA map "RoC DOTA", in which both teams only had a total of ** *5 heroes, very simple.

Development history:

After Eul (Euls) quit, a player Steve Guinsoo integrated many heroes to create DotA Allstars. In 2005, shortly after version 6.01 was released, IceFrog and Neichus made many corrections and updates to the map.

After Neichus quit, IceFrog became the main map programmer, responsible for any work including game execution and balance testing. As the 6 series of versions continue to be released, bug corrections, new heroes and newly added spells are continuously introduced into "DotA".

The final game is divided into two camps. Players need to operate heroes to obtain the final victory by destroying the opponent's ruins and buildings. This multiplayer online competitive mode was later called the "Dota game" and had a profound impact on many subsequent games.