To everyone concerned with the volume/quality of my mic- please check out my other videos! I have since gotten a new mic and better headphones, so that is no longer an issue. Additionally, I recently made a video about one of my favorite MOBAs, Battlerite, which you can check out here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nK2Xn7lqs8ncqHk.html

if DOTA 2 is so good, why isn't there a DOTA 2 2?

"everything in smite is a skillshot" *intensely stares at nu wa ult*

Which MOBA sucks the most: Mobile Legends

Hopefully one day we’ll be able to play Dota “more than 2 but less than 4”

After playing Smite for about 2 1/2 years: Smite in a nutshell: You rock! You rock! You rock! Cancel that! Help! Help! Help! Help! Thanks Thanks You rock Woohoo! Thanks!

*note, this is a joke Starts to talk about SMITE Says low skill level matches are toxic Shows people raging -Is Playing Loki

The best moba is obviously naruto vs bleach in wc3 mod

Revisit SMITE. Map has been expanded, also the toxicity thing is not much of a problem for the rest of us non-Loki players. I’m sorry but you complained about toxicity while playing Loki. He is easily the most hated God in Smite. Nobody likes Loki players, not even Loki players themselves.

The best thing about Smite is spamming VER, VVX, VEG. You Rock, cancel that! I'm the greatest!

You rock Cancel that

As a League player, I often wanted to switch to the appearently superior Dota 2. But as you mentioned: IT IS IMPOSSIBLE to get into the game unless your willing to spend hundreds and hundreds of hours into it, which I am not willing to do. It's really a shame that you basically need a bachelors degree on the game to play it, but am I sure for everyone who understands the game it is also a blessing.

Math teacher: what are you doing? Me: uhh calculating Also me: playing heroes of soulcraft on my calculator

If DOTA2 is so good, why isn't there a DOTA3??

So What you are basically saying is that They all suck I agree

I like Smite the most because everything is a Skill shot, I like the fact that if I'm dodging around I'm actually dodging thing and if I'm landing this it's because I was accurate enough to land it.

I came here only to read the comments

5:45 every fucking time i play

Personally as someone who has only played Smite, I absolutely love it. However, I can see why if someone coming from other games wouldnt like it. Its just different. But amazing. Mute the toxic players and enjoy the game. And also, on console, toxic players are cut by about 75%

Dota Player: Dota 2 is the best League of Legends Player: LoL is the best Heroes of the Storm Player: HotS is the best Smite Player: Smite is the best So which Moba really is the best? Unanimously: Heroes of Soulcraft

dont spend money on skins for any moba spend money on a great rpg or anything else

yeah Dota is impossible to get into. Even more so if you come from league of Legends. Nothing makes sense, everything is confusing. Why are there threes, why does my spacebar move my screen to the center of the map? Why does it take forever to get into a game, why is the map not mirrowed? I dont understand anything.

"You Rock!" "Cancel that!" "Cancel that!" "Cancel that!" "Cancel that!"

gentlemen, gentlemen. Surely we can all agree that Awesomenauts is the one true MOBA King?

If you play dota your opinion about league does not count, and if you play league your opinion about dota does not count.

anndddd as usual we didnt get an actual answer

I like the lore in Lego Legends.

So basically, he hates League because he couldn't escape bronze.

when he mentioned that you can play it on a calculator i nearly shat my self

For me, Dota is like football for me, i rarely play myself but watch pros match or tourney very often, its way more entertaining that way.

I know this has been out for awhile but it just popped up in my feed. You hit the nail on the head about DOTA 2, I tried getting into a couple months ago and it’s extremely overwhelming for new players to get into.

Dota is not a fun game, like literally when you play it you don't enjoy it. But you can't stop playing it, that's weird isn't?

I've also been playing different MOBAs for years, and I think HotS is severely underrated. Most heroes do cost a lot and that's a topic the community is talking about right now, but other than that, with *no lasthitting* and no gold/item shop, it's definitely the easiest MOBA to get into as a new player, and it isn't lacking in depth. You mentioned Cho'gall as 2 people in 1 body, and Ragnaros who can transform into a building and rain death from above, there's also Abathur who aids his allies from wherever he is globally, never directly fighting with his body, and can control cloned allies, The Lost Vikings where you're 3 seperate bodies trying to get as much team XP and map pressure as one person can manage, the healer Auriel whose healing resource is directly tied to her and a bound ally dealing damage to enemy heroes, etc etc.. Then there are healing fountains with a cooldown near buildings and regen globes from minions to keep your sustain up, healers in every game, no items that require a shop, and mounts for out of combat movement, to make sure you hardly ever go back to base or stop fighting. It's less farming and walking, more constant combat, and I love that.

LoL - carring game before get cancer from community Dota 2 - eating trees to gain hp HotS - comunism, no gold, everybody have the same lvl i team Smite - WHERE ARE SLAVIC GODS?

I find my biggest problem with LoL and DoTA2 is the map size :(, it is so daunting to get into a game with such a large map. HoTS does it pretty great with changing up the map pools, even the largest maps in HoTS is no where near as large as DoTA or LoL. Too bad the meta of HoTS is a stale mess, it's been exactly the same for a full year. Yes, there have been heroes added, but the same heroes are picked and banned every single time. The new heroes seem to be created completely OP to entice people to buy them so they can own with them before they get nerfed too. Anyway, your video was pretty good :).

I think that mobas in general are just to hard to get into, but once you do they are very rewarding as well as mmorpgs

From what I’ve seen from this video it all comes down to personal preference. I prefer smite over any other because I much prefer 3rd person view over top down because it adds a higher skill gap

I just got clickbaited didnt i?

As a mostly league player the main thing that made it hard for me to get into it is the HUD and particles. I found it far harder to pay attention to what's going on, my health, other ppl's health, npcs health, where champions are in fights, etc than it is in other mobas

Lmfao you’re so funny it’s my first video of your channel to watch the calculator part got meh rofl 😂😂😂

My favorite one is HotS. I love the characters and all the lore behind it (I actually got invested in the Blizzard universes because of HotS), you have over 10 maps with different objectives and different strategies required, it's easy to get into, but it still offers room for mastering, the ballancing is mostly good, you can get the skins you like without real money (with some exceptions), you never get stomped by one fed enemy or get really dragged behind by a feeder thanks to the shared exp system and I do love that you can choose your ultimate ability. It looks great, by the usual standard of Blizzard, and it doesn't have an all chat, which lowers the toxicity (you will still get some toxic teammates, but you get my point). However you are not wrong. The customization can feel a little lackluster, especially on some characters that have a build better than every other one, and sometimes you will have no talent that counters the enemies if you didn't drafted some specific heroes. 2.0 made it harder for people to get new heroes because a lot of gold can be spend on rerolls (even thought it's not mandatory, but what else are you gonna do when you see you got 4 voice lines?) and loot chests will drop heroes rarely. Sometimes you'll feel you can't carry no matter how hard you try, but after all it's a team game, so I don't mind that much. I think this game's strongest points are the variety of maps, the unique mechanics and heroes (you won't find heroes like Cho'Gall, Abathur, Murky etc. in other MOBAs) and how easy it is to get into it. It also feels less stressing than the others even in ranked games.

*KNACK 2 BABYYYYYYYYY~*

In hots a hero is controllled by 2 players in dota 5 heroes are controlled by 1 player (meepo) dafuq u talking aboit

This is one of the greatest videos I have ever watched, thank you

As a fellow MOBA enthusiast I can confirm that Heroes of Soulcraft is best game.

The Best moba for you is probably the 1st you ever played and.. You will try to get into something else hoping for better experience but eventually you came back to the good old rathole you know and love.

thing with smite is that, yes, there are a lot of toxicity CAUSE it has so many skill shots, but i love the 3rd person view makes it 10x better for me than all the other ones. its what drew me in and why i have over 1000 hours on it

I have played all four, and it truly is a tough situation to put yourself in. They all shine in their different ways, and all have their moments of extreme suck.

Smite is the only moba I really like due to the third person perspective

I played all the four for a long time, here's my opinion -LoL: The easiest to pick up, if you're a newbie. In low levels, the game can be really fun (even better if you have friends), but by every season passes, the game becomes even more competitive. Everyone picking meta chraracters, even in normals ffs. No one wants to have fun with idiot troll builds and champs anymore. Not to mention the game is well known for its brutal toxicity. Even some regions Employees are toxic. Cowsep, a LoL streamer got 14 day suspension, because he bashed the tryhardness of the Korean servers. If you're new, do yourself a favor, and only play this with friends. Rating: 3/10 without friends, 7/10 with friends -Dota: The game i have the least experience. The time i spent with it was good, but GOD, THE GAME IS JUST TOO FUCKING COMPLEX. There are millions of little things that you need to look to even succed in matches. Farming, minionblocking, denying, warding in right terrain spot, calculating the turning speed, timing abilities. the list goes on. However, the game has strong character traits. My personal favorite is Doom. Edit: I played Dota after i wrote this comment again. The game is still kicking me in the guts for being noob. Im lovin' it :D -SMITE: Everyone bashing each other, Spanish and Russian people ruining everyones day. The Gods are Meh and dull for me (With a few exceptions). Everyone uses the same animations and models. The skins are Lackluster imo, decent at expensive rating. Again, exceptions are here. I think the troll skins are stellar like Swagni or the Pokemon Kukulkan. EDIT: However, have to admit the game is amazing if you ignore the things i said, and enjoy it with friends. I had great times with it, if you have a good squad to play with. It can still get annoying when people spam "You Rock!" whenever you fuck up, but i can ignore that. -HOTS: Really unique heroes, a shit loads of maps, not so toxic community (there are annoying piece of shits, but very few), good skin ideas, a proper lootbox system, and monthly releases that keeps the game as fresh as possible. I recommend this game the MOST.

Smite graphics > other mobas

Seriously, it's 2k18 already and in this world different fandoms are still trying to kill each other.

Loving HotS due to the different maps with different objectives. Also love that there aren't items. Talent system is def a better system imo. League can be fun with friends, but then if one friend makes a mistake or two, an enemy gets fed, buys op items and just 1shots everything. And Dota2 is like the Black Desert Online of Mobas, where it is just overwhelming and thus a pain to even get into.

Your answer is still better than typical trash answer. IDK Guys , write in the comments which game do you like the best..

TL; DR: I'm biased as fuck. I've played and loved DotA, hated LoL for it being too easy, went back to DotA, started playing Dota 2 in 2012, tried Smite and liked the idea, got bored of it. Played HotS pre 2.0, didn't like. Tried after 2.0 and still play it quite often with friends. Keep coming back to Dota 2. This is completely subjective, spiked with a few facts about the games. I'll never claim that, for example, LoL can't be fun to anyone, just because it lacks so many things DotA had. There's people having fun playing farmville, fun is subjective as fuck. I will ignore anyone claiming "LoL > Dota 2" or "Smite > LoL" without giving context and reason as to why they think that is the case. I started playing DotA back when I was a kid with a couple of friends, fun times. Since then I've tried all of the four "MOBAs" mentioned in this video. (Going to ignore that last trash "game" you mentioned in the end) I played LoL for about two months before I got sick of it and went back to DotA - This was still back in 2009, when LoL was first released. I haven't touched it since, even though I thought about it a few times. A few of my friends back then got stuck on LoL and probably still play it today. The sole reason why LoL exists was to create an easier game than DotA, removing lots of mechanics and items from the game. Which is also the main reason I dislike it. Adding to that is the fact that you have to purchase champions. Smite on the other hand, I really only ever enjoyed with friends. But I tried the game during my hardest Dota 2 phase, so that made viewing the game objectively impossible. The game is okay fun, I love the idea of a 3rd person MOBA and the character design is cool as well, but it just doesn't bring me as much joy as Dota 2 does. Not all gods are available without extra cost. HotS is awesome ever since the 2.0 release. Before that I didn't like it at all. I usually only play it with friends, but I sometimes play it alone. The game is just so creative. So many different maps and objectives. The heroes all differ from each other and they're all from Blizzard games, which makes most of them really nostalgic to me. Easy to get into, but it has a decent skill cap. I mentioned purchaseable heroes as a downside on LoL, same with HotS - but it has a lot less impact in HotS I feel. And I've also received quite a few heroes from loot boxes I earned by playing. Still a minus in my book. Dota 2 - Shit I've been playing that game since 2012 now, albeit I have had a few breaks in between for either a few months and even a full year. I only ever stopped playing, I always kept watching eSports. By now I've accumulated more than 3400 hours of gametime. The game is brutal for new players. I had the advantage of having played DotA, so I knew most of the basics, but a few friends I tried to get into the game over the years were always shocked at running into a concrete wall when playing the game. There's more than 100 heroes from the start, you don't have to buy a single one. Which also means your enemies can play any of them, and they will. So you either learn ALL the abilities of ALL the heroes, nowadays adding the skill tree on top of that, or you'll never really win without being carried. On top of that, there's the dozens of items you can purchase, that can turn a support hero into the carry and vice versa. Don't get me started on all the different mechanics and differences between them. Silence and Mute for example sound very alike, do have a very different impact on the game though. If you want quick fun with only a tad of salt, play HotS. Especially good with friends. Excels at different maps, herodesigns and mapobjectives. If you want quick fun in 3rd person with shit loads of salt, play Smite. You can play lots of Gods and feel all mighty or some shit. If you want fun with even more salt, cancerous community, developers who don't give a shit about originality ('tis be a quote, look it up.) and a paywall to play the newest and op as fuck champion, play LoL. If you want a game that keeps punishing you, can literally ruin your day within 40 minutes of playtime and still entices you to come back a couple hours or days later, play Dota 2. Because if you win in Dota 2, it feels all the more rewarding. Be prepared to get trashed for the first 500 hours. I recommend playing the game with 4 other friends that are new to the game and learn together. PS.: feel free to comment, all the spelling errors are mine and you may correct them at your own pleasure.

you actually did a really good job on not having a biased opinion. I personally am a league of legends fan boy and I have been since season 1, and i would never be able to make a video like this without making my game sound really good. Thanks for genuine honest video.

Well, my first moba was League, after some time playing it I've got an access to closed beta of Smite, really liked it, but still played League. But Riot decided to completely rework 4 out of 6 my favorite characters (and the way they rework them is just throwing away old characters visuals, voice, abilities and release brand new character with the same name and theme - I was really mad when they've done that to Karma, then to Shen, then to Graves, then to Taric and there are rumors that the same will happen to Twisted Fate leaving only Miss Fortune intact). Also the thing that this game over the years changed so much that it's hard to get into it with nostalgia (and it's still changing, like that new Akali, that is offputting to me both visually and kitwise). So around 5 years ago I switched to Smite and have around 3k hours in it (toxicity you were telling about is rare on my current level of play) when I play League almost like once a month (strangely enough many people I know who play/played League refuse to try Smite and call it shitty game).

Still playing dota 2 even after 3 years still losing.

I remembered when I start playing dota for the first time and I pick Invoker just because I think, "meh, i'll choose a human like heroes" without realize that the thing is no where near a "human like" 😂. Its true that Dota 2 is nearly imposible to learn by new players who just want to "try" a different game, but if you take it seriously, it will be more addicting than you think😁. Sorry for bad english btw

Been playing them all since original DotA, but HotS is the only one that kept me coming back. As for your criticisms, a hero having individual talents rather than an individual subset of useful items out of hundreds available basically does the same thing without the overwhelming choice. And personally I never felt limited by any of the prices in HotS. In fact I only ever bought one skin, and now have legendary ones on almost every hero. It's definitely the most accessible game, and the least toxic community. The sharing of XP with weaker players may feel like holding you back, but it also holds back the mentality of the whole game being a competition within your team about who carried and who is to blame. And yet the skill ceiling is high enough fot interesting championships.

My honest opinion on the big 4 of MOBAs. League of Legends: The first one I've played. I remember hearing about this game very often from a KZfaq channel named The Green Scorpion, so I decided to try it out. I enjoyed the game, but it wasn't anything to write home about. It wasn't until my brother started getting into this game through a friend recommendation that started a chain reaction for me to get into the game. For quite some time, I used to enjoy the game. I really like the champions and many of their lores, and there is some fun to be had with some of the strategies in the game. Unfortunately, the community is absolute cancer and filled with retards. The overall game just isn't that fun or exciting unless you are winning. Otherwise, it's a long march to an inevitable defeat that will be difficult to come back from. I have ditched the game sometime in 2017 and barely touched it since. I'll still go back every once in awhile if I ever feel like wanting to play as the champions I love such as Poppy or Tristana, or if my brother wants me in on playing a few matches. Overall, I give it a 6/10 DOTA 2: The one I've had the least experience with, and also the one I had the least fun with. The game is far too difficult to get into because of the numerous amounts of things you need to understand, and my time is rather limited. Plus, the game is much more brutal with it's snowballing than League has ever been. I can see myself enjoying the game more than League if I actually understood it though. It has the advantage of granting access to all heroes from the start, I find some of the heroes very interesting, and there is fun to be had with the arcade mode. Maybe I'll revisit the game someday and try again to understand it, but it's not really a priority. I give it a 5/10 Smite: I really enjoy this one quite a lot. Somethings I like about the game include the many different modes you can choose. Including Arena, Joust, Siege, Conquest, and many more. The gameplay feels very fun and unique from the other MOBAs, and the skillshot based gameplay does make things interesting. I don't have too much to complain about as far as the game is concerned. Even the community seemed tolerable from my experience (although this was back in 2015-2017, the environment may have changed since). Though I don't like the look of some of the gods in the game, the gods are pretty expensive, and the default voice can be very annoying after awhile. Overall, I give it an 8/10 (though it's likely to change whenever I decide to come back to the game). Heroes of the Storm: The one I have the most experience with and my favorite MOBA as of now. It just stands out in many ways compared to all the others. I really like the heroes in Heroes of the Storm. Not only because they are a lot of fun, but because they are based off of characters from Blizzard's history. It's because of this that I'll easily get hyped whenever a HotS character is revealed compared to a new character revealed in other online games. I also love the map variety in the game. Consisting of 15 different maps in the game (at the time of writing this) with each of them having a unique aesthetic and gimmick from one another. I also love the talent system in the game because it's easy to learn and give heroes variety and different advantages. The games are also much faster. Instead of being around 30-40 minutes, it's usually around 15-25 minutes (granted, the games can still go under or over the usual amount, but it's uncommon for that to happen) Of course, it's not a perfect game. For one thing, the general chat is hot shit. It can be good for laughs for people already used to laughing at 4chan's antics, but for others, it can be really annoying (thankfully, it can turned off). The heroes are also pretty expensive. I was lucky enough to be around at the time of the Mega Bundles, so I was able to get a major boost in hero collecting (otherwise I'd have around 14 more heroes to go instead of 3 lol). The in-match leveling system is a mixed bag. It ensures that your allies are even in power and makes sure that nobody on the enemy team can single-handedly steamroll your allies. At the same time, however, it leaves little room for individual skill. Also, some talents on some characters can be questionable (Ex: Dark Bargain on Gul'Dan and Dragon Claw on Genji), and some heroes just need their talents to be reworked outright (The Lost Vikings, Raynor, and Kerrigan). Even with these flaws, it's still a game that I really enjoy. I give it a 9/10.

Dota 2 is the ultimate moba game. But you have to be really good to be able to play it. I got stuck in low rank because I never became good.

DoTA, League of Legends, any MOBA game is better than the new cancerous game, Mobile Legends

I play lol and dota 2 and i love Blizzard's take on the moba genre i watched all of the hero spot light in youtube and often watch grubby play HOTS and i also love his warcraft 3 videos. but im afraid to play heroes of the storm for some reason,should i give it a try is it worth my time cause i love and play WOW overwatch and starcraft, warcraft has a special place in my heart,but im hesitant to play HOTS for some reason,what do you guys think?

Took me awhile to get into DOTA but once I did it became an extremely fun and rewarding experience. Just play a very easy hero with only a couple abilities (Sniper, PA) and learn their last hit animation in the trainer for like 15-30 min. Just slowly try and learn a new mechanic each game you play. Dota does take time and patience to learn, but there’s nothing better than outsmarting someone and killing them based on you clearly being the better player. Just stick to it, and eventually you’ll realize it’s superiority to other mobas.

Smite camera angle and design makes it more appealing to people less educated in the system and play style of MOBAs. I created a smurf account and realised I wasn’t getting into good games until level 50 ( around 150 hours of playtime) . Smite is my favourite moba in which I have spent 3000 hours on the game and it’s frustrating to see people judge it harshly when they have never experienced a rank game in high elo.

It takes forever to unlock all champions in league (without spending money) and I cannot even demo that champion before buying him and have to wait for a lucky roll in the weekly champion rotation.

Every complaint for SMITE just made it sound better than the other 3 tbh. When it comes to skill shots, the more the merrier, and equipping talents instead of a complicated buy menu of items sounds way better too.

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Winners: Heroes of Newearth

I’ve played league of legends for 4 years. I can everyone that lol is for me the most fun game. Playing it for 4 years means that I’ve enjoyed it more than dota or hos. I found dota to hard to get into and hos a little too simple. All that matters is once you play a game like this for a long while, you will have fun.

Does anyone on this channel know about a game called Heroes of newerth. It's quite popular when dota2 was still in development upto close beta. I just kinda remembered it while watching this video, so nostalgic.

As a level 80 smite player I can say... the salt never goes away

Just play Knack 2 instead

I can play hots without being tired of the match. when I try to play dota or lol, i get very tired of the matches i play

5 years later with comeback gold and objective bounties, I miss the days when your early lead mattered at all. Now the last 2 or 3 decisions that your team makes in any game are the only ones that count, so solo/duo queue is a joke...

Smite ftw because of the camera

I’m a smite man through and through but there is definitely some SERIOUS toxicity and I love love love that nearly every ability is a skill shot

Moba has been in my life more than 15 years now and I played all of them long enough to say that once I try Hots i just can't go back to those games anymore the skill base in more variety and very inventive heroes

As someone who only palys HotS and has friends that play other MOBAs, every time they try to get me to play DotA my response is that I will stick with my easy baby game until they can come back with actual reasons for me to switch.

Heroes of Newerth (HoN). Because its not even included in the thumbnail.

You have just earned a new sub, my good sir! This is the quality I look for in the videos I watch, and I don't even like mobas! That's how good you are! XD Lol Have a great day and keep on the good work! :D

Played all of them and I'd have to say smite. I play it casually while I play league the most. Smite is a breath of fresh air. Something over powered? Make everyone else over powered.

I tried playing DotA 2 the tutorial didn't help at all I was confused at all times having come from csgo I was utterly lost

Personally, I feel like smite is the best out of these. I have spent a reasonable amount of time on 3 of these 4 games (except for lol). And so far I've had my best experience with smite. There are many game modes, a ton of Gods, and the community really isn't that bad as shown in the video. I give it a 8/10. But again, this is just my opinion.

Hots was my MOBA gateway drug. It's very accessible. I still play it sometimes when I feel like drooling on myself!

Very nice Video go on!

How ironic that I get a League of Legends: Wild Rift ad before this video

Heroes of Newerth thats the one that sucks the least

League of legends is the best, it is like real life u start from nothing, tryhard to suceed and fail miserably at the end

The ending got me dead xD now I'm gonna go download Heroes of StarCraft on my phone. I still love my Smite tho got it on both xbo & pc

Hahahaha nice vid Bro, so funny at the end.

Mobile legends is plagiarism king

I like smite cause I can do it on my ps4 and my computer doesn’t have a lot of disk space left and all the other games eat it all So I can’t download other stuff

Old post but smite is the only one that is actually different from he others, makes it the best bc it's one of a kind

back in school, my classmates mostly play dota2 but im the only one who didnt play it. im a mmorpg gamer guy. now with a booming mobile moba games im starting into moba now. but still cant get into dota2 since its the most complicated and one of the hardest game to play. just love watching pro dota players in youtube tho.

Life is HARD same like dota so that basically means that Dota is Life!!!!

So HON is the best moba?

Bro please remake this video with better audio quality. It is so quite on max volume.

It's sad when you like the art style and concepts/Characters more than the actual game itself.