Dota 2 Terms I hate

Okay, there are those words you hear all they time in Dota, some are super annoying and should be used a lot less than they are:

Killsteal: I get this every match where I happen to get the killing blow to an enemy. Killsteal is used so often when it shouldn't be. Killsteal is when someone purposely gets the last hit on the enemy. This would be if they stood around and didn't help, and then only attacked so they can get the kill. You aren't killstealing if you are constantly helping fight an enemy, but you happen to get the last hit. This is not killstealing.

Feeding: This one also annoys me. Often times people are new to the game/hero and they get reported for feeding. Feeding is when you are to run into an enemy and let them kill you without fighting back. You aren't feeding if you try to escape or fight. People always blame people for feeding when die repeatedly. Before you blame them for feeding, watch them in lane for a minute or two. If they are genuinely trying to fight or run, they are not feeding. Sure, nobody likes a teammate that dies all the time, but don't report them for being bad at the game. It's not fair for them.

These are the most common ones I hear, there are probably more but I just wanted to point out these. I expect you encountered most of these terms so tell me about it. If you think I've got something wrong here!

Here's some.

Noob hero: When people pick a hero that new people oft play ( Bloodseeker, Riki, Drow Ranger) most other players instantly judge you for it. They never stop to consider if you had a REASON for picking that hero, like you pick Bloodseeker vs a group of 3 very clunky supports that have few escapes, or Drow Ranger because your team lacks a ranged hero or a glass cannon. I will admit I can't think of an excuse for riki, but they might just have felt like playing him.

Report: Yeah...Just...Yeah. A good example is when playing Pudge. You miss your first hook because the enemy was honestly very aware and juked it, or because of unforeseen circumstances (Looking at you, QoP BLINKING IN FRONT OF MY HOOK), you INSTANTLY get that one teammate saying "Omg noob pudge can't even hook. Report"

I hate term 'jungle'. Woods (forest) aren't even looking like fokkin jungle, stop using this sad league of legend term.

Here's some.

Noob hero: When people pick a hero that new people oft play ( Bloodseeker, Riki, Drow Ranger) most other players instantly judge you for it. They never stop to consider if you had a REASON for picking that hero, like you pick Bloodseeker vs a group of 3 very clunky supports that have few escapes, or Drow Ranger because your team lacks a ranged hero or a glass cannon. I will admit I can't think of an excuse for riki, but they might just have felt like playing him.

Report: Yeah...Just...Yeah. A good example is when playing Pudge. You miss your first hook because the enemy was honestly very aware and juked it, or because of unforeseen circumstances (Looking at you, QoP BLINKING IN FRONT OF MY HOOK), you INSTANTLY get that one teammate saying "Omg noob pudge can't even hook. Report"

Haha, yeah. I though that too, they don't even look like jungles.

Here's some.

Noob hero: When people pick a hero that new people oft play ( Bloodseeker, Riki, Drow Ranger) most other players instantly judge you for it. They never stop to consider if you had a REASON for picking that hero, like you pick Bloodseeker vs a group of 3 very clunky supports that have few escapes, or Drow Ranger because your team lacks a ranged hero or a glass cannon. I will admit I can't think of an excuse for riki, but they might just have felt like playing him.

Report: Yeah...Just...Yeah. A good example is when playing Pudge. You miss your first hook because the enemy was honestly very aware and juked it, or because of unforeseen circumstances (Looking at you, QoP BLINKING IN FRONT OF MY HOOK), you INSTANTLY get that one teammate saying "Omg noob pudge can't even hook. Report"

I disagree. The Dire side looks like a jungle/bog thing. Radiant is a forest, but half the map does have jungle-like qualities. Plus, jingling sounds way cooler than woodsing or foresting.