Yatoro's farming pattern, THE BEST in Dota

Showcasing the 'Ping Pong' concept, THE BEST farming pattern right now for cores and especially carries in the early game.

Watch how Yatoro is ez top networth by min 10 (in most of his games) and how YOU can do it too.

Find me here too!

#dota2 #ti12 #yatoro #dota2gameplay #dota2wtf #dota2clips

[pluckyleon]

Keep making content like this dude. Really helps. Would love to see midlaner or position 4 rotation concepts video.

[mojojojo]

This helps so much for carries who gets LH of 30 by 10 mins and cries that there is no space and gets outfarmed by opponent supports. Thank you for this analysis. 🙏

[jegxxx]

Short, straight forward and easy to understand, thank you for this Khezu! Keep it up!!

[mechanicalhelios]

One thing I rlly like abt yatoro’s gameplay is he knows when to give up the safelane tower, so that he doesn’t burden his team to commit tps to protect him and they can apply pressure on more important parts of the map

[yshno]

Very informative, I think the main takeaways here, also from watching a lof ot his replays is the information gathering = how efficient his camera movement is (no wasted energy) he reads so efficiently and gather the right information at the right time; one of the keys for having sharp decision making not only on game movements but on his itemization aswell".

[Tombz_]

Really nice vid! Would love to see a version of this looking at how the best mids move around the map in winning/losing situations. When to farm, when to gank etc.!

[RapFa-Hater]

Hey man great content as always, i would love more breakdowns on yatoros playstyle, laning, farming, itemization, fighting anything really since he's so good

[GoogleyMoogley]

Absolutely love this vid, started to apply this to my own games picking up Luna and almost every single game I am now top NW, I am able to make strong comebacks from a failed lane (thanks to your other video as well), and I am able to get myself into a comfortable spot even playing from behind.

[iceman]

as a new player this was incredibly helpful. i didnt even know there were camps on the south side of the tower lmao. great content <3

[GraspyourAwareness]

I remember seeing his Dota round as Luna carry, the enemy was 5-28 in min 18, Yatoro's team lost all lanes, yet they still won. (In late game advantage since Enigma was his ally.)

[iGmidnight]

As always, great content. Could you create a similar video for the mid lane? I kind of feel like the current meta is very challenging for mid players.

[praenidd]

I love your bitknowledge man. I hope you make a bitTutorial for Terrorblade as it is one of Yatoro's signature hero.

[faizyushak]

You explain it in a way that's very easy to understand even for me a low mmr player I love it. Great video!

[NotSwayze]

Great video! Would love to see more pos1 content like this, it feels like most D2 content is based around team fights and individual skill rather than efficient strategies

[Sundutero]

Keep it up, just subbed. I am a bit hesitant to comback after 10+ years of playing Dota 2, a lost has changed like a LOT. quite overwhileming tbh, still in the fence if I'll back but I enjoy watching content like this!

[Ashdalle]

Excellent video!
"If the lane went poorly, that's on you!"
Would love a video about how to fix this issue, as a pos1 we often rely a lot on supports but how can I recognize what to do better and how to give myself a better lane instead of having a poorer one? In this video Mag is left alone so early he can afford this, but that rarely is the case in my games where the lane (or maybe I don't win lanes enough for it to happen?).

If everything that allows a carry to get ahead starts from the lane, definitely would love a video about this asap so we can improve :) Thanks Khezu!

[timmyyyyyyyyyyyydimkakoopa]

I am not keen on writing a comment and even hesitate to do it in Eng, but you have been absolutely deserved to have a bigger audience by the work done for us.
If someone was blaming you as a worst player for a very long time, no you have found a key to be on top of dota2 content on youtude

[hesoyam]

Mate. I have never readen this game like this before. You opened my mind. I enjoyed watching it. Thank you

[KainLustt]

Btw I think laning from different perspectives can be good content. For example when you're strong in the offlane, or weak on the safelane, etc. I guess it's not so easy to create content, but positioning, when to smoke gank, or how important are certain objectives (for example yatoro prioritized pushing mid in this video: why?) in regards to the current game state. I loved the draft videos so those can keep coming if you have memorable games in your mind. Sadly I'm not an expert on what brings the views, but those are interesting topics for me.

[KainLustt]

Khezu has grown so much on me as a talent. Also loving this content. Regarding yatoro, i think it's almost impossible to show what insane map awareness he has. I think him and miracle on his prime are the hardest players of all time to gank on pro games. I know because those two crushed my Chinese fanboy heart 💔😂 keep it up Khezu!