The multiplayer computer game Dota 2 in the MOBA genre is the most popular in the world. The community of its players, although it is not famous for its special cohesion and friendship, but is a whole system, to join which and understand it will not work the first time. This is especially true of slang and conditional abbreviations, which literally communicate doters among themselves. Let’s see what “rampage” is, when to use this word, and so on.
Word appearance
First you need to know how exactly this definition appeared. To understand what “ramp up” is, you need to know the foreign word from which the variation in Russian was formed. The fact is that most of the expressions in the slang of the doter are converted English verbs to which the ending is added.
So what is ramping up? This word comes from the English own, which in translation into Russian means "own", "have" and similar synonyms. In the world of “Dota 2”, the word is used to indicate the dominance or superiority of one player over another. Let's look at examples of using an expression.
When to use?
To fully understand the meaning of certain expressions of the gamer, you need to spend a couple of games with him. The most accurate explanation of the meaning of words and abbreviations can only the players themselves.
You can often hear the word “ramp up” in “Dota 2” from professional commentators, analysts, etc. This means that the word is not a curse word and is generally accepted in the community.
As an example, let's take a situation in which a player of the main position in one team gains an advantage over opponents by killing creeps and other heroes. After receiving the initial artifacts, the player comes to the aid of his allies and calmly kills 2-3 enemy heroes. Opponents, in turn, can not answer. At this point, allied players or commentators may say, "How do you ram them!" - or a similar phrase. Now you know what a rampage is in DotA.