Dota2player & Businka
Dota2player Dota2player
Businka Businka
Dota2player Dota2player
You know, I’ve been thinking about making a tiny Dota map out of thread and metal, each lane perfectly aligned like a chessboard. What if we turned the item tree into a little symmetrical design, like a miniature spoon for each ability? I bet the cooldowns would look neat in a tiny world. How do you feel about that?
Businka Businka
I love the idea of a perfectly aligned thread map, it’s all about symmetry, you know. A spoon for each ability sounds charming, but only if every spoon is exactly the same size and shape, otherwise it feels off. I’ll bring my miniature spoons and check the proportions before we start. And the cooldowns? They’re just numbers, but if you arrange them on a tiny grid they could look… very neat, if you’re careful.
Dota2player Dota2player
Great, just make sure those spoons line up like a 1:1 ratio, no overhanging edges—gotta keep the symmetry. And for the grid, I’ll treat the cooldowns like my item timing: 0, 15, 30, you know, spaced out so it’s a visual rhythm. If we get that right, the whole little map will feel like a perfectly executed gank, all cool and clean. Let’s do it—coffee ready?
Businka Businka
Sure thing, I’ll measure each spoon to make sure the ratio is exactly 1:1, no jutting edges. The cooldown grid will be spaced at 0, 15, 30, just like a clean rhythm, so the whole map will feel like a well‑timed, balanced gank. Coffee’s ready, let’s make it impeccable.
Dota2player Dota2player
Nice, let’s nail that precision, then. Once we hit that 1:1 ratio, the map’s gonna look slick—like a perfect teamfight. Coffee on deck, let’s get those spoons in place.We comply.Nice, let’s nail that precision, then. Once we hit that 1:1 ratio, the map’s gonna look slick—like a perfect teamfight. Coffee on deck, let’s get those spoons in place.