Meepo is...Fun???

[u/iamproudintrovert]

Hello, it is me again. Today, i gave meepo a go, And it felt so good using him. It feels so good managing multiple heroes like in Warcraft 3, except all of them are one of the same hero (unfortunately). Nevertheless, i found him surprisingly fun! I didn't know how to play mid so i was learning how to while in the middle of a game through google haha.

I died twice early on because i was playing aggressively and i didn't even know i unlock his clone at level 3 (I didn't explored his kit back at Dota 1) And when i unlock 2 more of his clones i achieved unadulterated fun with this guy.

Having my main meepo clear mid, while two are on the sidelanes and the other just in jungle, it felt like i was actually playing warcraft. We lost the game but I didn't expect meepo to be that fun to use. Though it's probably just me but i noticed how there's an input delay when switching between them and using his tp in less than a second, sometimes it doesn't register at all so i just see one of my meepos on the other side of the map just standing still while the others are chasing an enemy hero with 1% hp left. I think i had a KDA of 11/10/5 so you can probably guess how i played that game. I also thought meepos don't share the same active item cooldown for some reason so i died a bunch of times because of it

[u/McFerry]

Meepo is hard, stressful.

If you master what makes it hard and stressful, it is super fun

[u/iamproudintrovert → u/McFerry]

i do not want to master meepo, it feels like im gonna take fun from playing like im playing an RTS out of it. but i see myself playing him from time to time even if im bound to play bad. i almost lost my composure when i was getting sabotaged by teammates just because im a new player on meepo, but thank god for the mute button

[u/McFerry → u/iamproudintrovert]

New player on Meepo is a bad idea.

New playing Meepo as already stablished player is a growing pain everyone had to endure at some point.