Teaches Dota 2 Support

In this episode, Handskens explains the game plan for the 1st category, the melee roamer with lvl 2 power spikes. You learn what makes these heroes good and what is the script for them.

Tiny is a classic example of a level 2 melee roamer that can have huge impact early in the game. In this episode, learn how Handsken applies the script on Tiny and easily wins the game.

In this episode, Handsken plays a low MMR game as position 4 Tusk to implement the script at the lower brackets and show how to carry the game from the pos 4 role.

Going through the replay, Handsken analyses the crucial moments of the Tusk gameplay and talks about the biggest plays.

In this episode, Handsken explains the game plan for the 2nd category, the ranged spell caster that needs more xp and is a lane bully. You learn what makes these heroes good and what is the script for them.

In this episode, Handsken goes over one of his pro games where he plays Phoenix and explains what his role is and how he tries his best to accomplish his job to give his team a good game.

Handsken further exemplifies how to play ranged spell casters by playing a game of the crowd favorite, Rubick.

After playing such a close game, Handsken goes through this Rubick replay and explains the good and the bad.

In this episode, Handskens explains the game plan for the 3rd category, the off meta heroes that have different playstyles, but with good fundamentals can easily win you games.

A lot of games are decided in the laning phase so Handsken goes in depth into it to help you understand how to play the lane with melee heroes that don't bring much to the table in the off lane.

In this episode, Handsken randoms first pick and goes position 4 with the random hero that he receives. So he dominates the game with Bristleback pos 4.

In this episode, Handskens analyses the crucial moments that made him win with pos 4 Bristleback.

Ranged heroes require a different playstyle because they are stronger in lane and have less movement speed so roaming is sub-optimal. In this ep, Handsken explains the playstyle in the lane.

Mirana is a roaming ranged hero so Handsken plays it to show how to play one of the most popular position 4 heroes in the 5k bracket.

Professional Player Handsken is ranked top 200 and plays a game on his main account to prove that the same concepts explained in this course work even in the 9k bracket.

After a convincing comeback, Handsken takes a look at the previous WR game to analyse how they ended up winning what looked like a bad game.

Thank you for watching Handsken's GamerzClass. We hope you enjoyed it and wish you goodluck in your climb. If you have any questions, let us know on discord.

Handsken does some live coaching for one of the GamerzClass staff members. Johan, aka @JFBN around the 5.2-5.5k MMR bracket.

Handsken is explaining how the meta has changed, after the new patch, for position 4 role.

Handsken talks in this episode about resources on different types of heroes. This will give you some to think about when going to lane, which kind of support are you, and what kind of sources to regen is most important.

In this video, Handsken explains how to abuse the nighttime before the creeps spawn. How to use your first ward to get ahead as a support player. This is something not even the pros use too much at the moment.

In this video, Handsken explains how you can utilize the fact that the game starts in nighttime before the runes spawn. You can utilize this to get out wards to get more info than the enemy.