TI11

Now that the last chance qualifiers for The International 2022 (TI11) are complete, the full range of selections in the tournament predictions tab of the ...

Yaroslav “Miposhka” Naidenov’s many, many years of experience as a pro Dota 2 player make him one of the most consistent supports out there in Singapore, which is of course the one thing he needs to be in order to be a shoo-in for this category. With two of the most experienced supports in Dota 2 on their roster, RNG is a strong pick to have the most assists in a single game at TI11. Likewise, the category for the highest GPM by a single hero is an easy one. Team Aster fits this description to a T, as one of the last remaining squads that adhere to the “old”, conservative Chinese playstyle. Since PSG.LGD is the epitome of clinical precision as we mentioned before, it stands to reason that they’re more than capable of closing games out at a moment’s notice. With Night Stalker being out of the metagame spotlight this patch, the highest XPM average crown is likely to go back to Templar Assassin. It helps greatly that she’s in a good place right now as a hero, too, so there’s plenty of reason for teams to pick her in the carry slot. Being able to cast Attribute Shift (D/F) while stunned is a big deal, and is the exact reason why we have him pegged as the hero that will post the lowest death average in the tournament. The best bets in this category tend to be cheesy, “gotcha”-type heroes — a category to which Tinker definitely belongs. She still destroys practically everything in her path in the laning phase, and is versatile enough to transition into a secondary or tertiary carry in the late game thanks to Sidekick (E) and Unleash (R). At the last chance qualifier, Undying made it into 44 games and came out of the tournament with a Melee carries in particular will find it difficult to stand toe-to-toe with him in the first 10 minutes of each game.