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Such a great and cool game! Everything is kept very simple and it's still a lot of fun to play, especially with friends together!
10/10 Recommended

Dota 2's annual showdown of talented wizard duelists has regrettably come to a close, leaving us with a clear view of the now smouldering field. With some players having been in the scene for almost a decade losing out to others who weren't even old enough to use a computer when their opponents began as pros, the range of ages as well as expertise in Valve's multi-million dollar pro scene is remarkable.

If you want to end up here one day, try mastering the best Dota heroes for beginners.

But who sits at the top of the player pile, jostling for position and playing their hearts out for their chance at Valve's gigantic prize pools? With team rosters so volatile in the post-International period, some of these players may be looking to jump ship or get themselves an upgrade, whereas others have seen the successes of OG and Digital Chaos and may look to build from scratch like a Rocky training montage. Here are the best players in Dota to look out for in this year’s roster madness.

Team Fortress 2 is one of the games I classify as an "Everybody" game. What I mean by that, is that everybody should be given a chance to play it at least once, whether it be at a friends house, just to try out, or even to play full session.

TF 2 is a free to play multiplayer FPS game. It isn't the stereotypical "shoot everything you see" game though. This game has nine playable classes to choose from. Every one of them has a unique aspect to them. I'm not going to spoil them for you, as a better approach, you should watch the "Meet The Classes" videos to get a better description of them.

Every class also has their individual weaknesses. Whether it be the Sniper and the Spy, or if it would be the medic and the soldier. Though the community isn't really based upon the basics of the game. They're are purchasable items that everybody and you even, will most likely want at some point. The hats. The coats. The accessories that that one person had that you wanted, but he just killed you and went on his way etc.

Resting my case on the items, they're are many styles of gameplay one can take on, making the game have no really OP (Overpowered) people in it. Team Fortress 2 focuses heavily on skill with the individual classes, and while the classes have they're own assortment of community made weapons to choose from, they're is still always something to over-counter it.

The characters are stupid and funny, each having they're own remarks that make you chuckle and continue playing the game, just to get the full effect of it, whether it be calling the Heavy Fat (out of rage or jokingly) or insulting the engineer for just sitting around.

This game is a fun community made masterpiece and I highly recommend everyone who plays on PC to have played this, at least once. You won't regret it.

The competitive Counter-Strike scene is at its peak. There's more talent than ever in pro CS, which means that in order to pick the best players in the world you need clear, specific criteria. To make this ranking, a player must have competed in a number of top tier events - no player can be awarded top ten status for simply being incredible online. Almost by default, that means the player will be on a top team as well, which is the case for everyone on this list. I also decided to use roughly the past six months' results for statistical comparison, with obviously more emphasis on recent performances, as they are most likely more indicative of these players' current form.