WE are closer <| sep |> No joo , kytin kielt veltostitss ois vuoden paras that ' s what she said tilaisuus <| sep |> The way you carry in the 2 games are just so vastly different . Where in League , you gotta get some early kills so that you can outgear your opponents . In Hots you gotta take leadership of your team , carry the teamfights and play the map correctly . I ' d argue it ' s exactly the same , with the difference of not being able to do it effectively in league unless you also have a gold advantage , with the added intricacies of warding . You seem to imply heroes has more team fights , which isn ' t the case . League has just as many team fights over objectives as heroes , they ' re just usually after you ' ve gone through lane phase . I disagree with a lot of your comments , and I think that it may just be a result of you being much more skilled in HOTS than in League that you make some comments . if you learn to carry in Hots it is very consistent and more reliable . I ' m the opposite way , I ' m a much more talented league player and have a win rate above 75 %, and I ' m able to easily carry a game if I play with my best characters . My winrate in heroes is much lower than that , and even though I consider myself skilled and I do often carry , it ' s not nearly as consistent or reliable as it is for me in league . As a matter of fact , I think most of your comments of but HOTS is this way also apply to league . It seems your article has a lot of comments in it that make subtle bashes against the skill league takes to play without really having a decent grasp on the game . I agree with the overall point of the article , which seems to be saying that HOTS isn ' t as casual a game as it ' s known to be , and it ' s worth trying out , but I think some of the points you made weren ' t quite accurate .