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Whenever Bradley is getting [[Wankdemon|stream sniped]] he believes that the enemy is also 'Map Hacking'. This is because the sniper is able to tab into the stream and look at Brad's minimap, seeing all of Brad's movements. Although this isn't by definition a map hack, Bradley still refers to it as such believing that "Stream Sniping and Map Hacking are the same things!". | Whenever Bradley is getting [[Wankdemon|stream sniped]] he believes that the enemy is also 'Map Hacking'. This is because the sniper is able to tab into the stream and look at Brad's minimap, seeing all of Brad's movements. Although this isn't by definition a map hack, Bradley still refers to it as such believing that "Stream Sniping and Map Hacking are the same things!". | ||
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Revision as of 12:45, 18 January 2022
Brad often uses strange and non-standard vocabulary for DOTA terms. This page serves as a glossary for those terms.
Brad Terms
The terms outlined below are not seperate and may be combined freely. Example: Skywrath is a Semi-carry Burst Mage
- Lightnings: Maelstrom or any of its upgrades.
- Bruiser: A frontline hero that takes more damage than they deal.
- Brawler: A frontline hero that deals more damage than they take.
- Pusher: A hero whose primary purpose is to only push buildings.
- Blitzer: A fast hero that moves in and out of teamfights.
- Mage: A spellcasting hero with offensive and defensive spells.
- Burst Mage: A spellcasting hero with primarily offensive spells, such as Skywrath Mage and Lina.
- Skirmisher: A hero whose primary purpose is fighting other heroes.
- Semi-Carry: A hero that scales with farm but loses late-game.
"Stream Sniping is Map Hacking"
Whenever Bradley is getting stream sniped he believes that the enemy is also 'Map Hacking'. This is because the sniper is able to tab into the stream and look at Brad's minimap, seeing all of Brad's movements. Although this isn't by definition a map hack, Bradley still refers to it as such believing that "Stream Sniping and Map Hacking are the same things!".