There are two opposing teams whose goal collectively as a team is generally to destroy their enemy's base to win,[33] though some games have the option of different victory conditions.[34] Each team most typically consists of five players. Typically, there is one main structure which must be destroyed to win; destroying other structures within the opposing team's base may confer other benefits. Defensive structures are in place to prevent this, as well as relatively weak computer-controlled units which periodically spawn at each base and travel down predefined paths toward the opposing team's base.[35] There are typically 3 "lanes" that are the main ways of getting from one base to another; in between the lanes is an uncharted area called the "jungle."
A player controls a single powerful in-game unit generally called a 'hero'. When a hero stands near a killed enemy unit or kills an enemy unit, it gains experience points which allow the hero to level up. When a hero levels up, it has the ability to strengthen its abilities, of which it typically has four. When a hero dies, it has to wait a designated time, which generally increases as it levels up, until it revives at the team's base.
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anche perchè i veicoli fanno un male cane e in una manciata di colpi ti possono annichilire intere squadre visto che la fanteria è fragilissima..anche se per me più sgravo di tutti è l'abilità finale che puoi distruggere interi eserciti con niente e la si può spammare tranquillamente ad ogni ondata del nemico.. bah 
come gli élite che gli tornano in vita molto prima 
oltre al fatto che l'ha dei tuoi alleati è alquanto più pacifica di quella degli avversari 
