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Sun Chaser:
Hi guys, I got the game a while ago but only recently started playing for real.  I'm a long-time vet of Dota.  Loving GOIO so far, but I'm missing some features from DotA that helped me improve.  A couple of the features I really like about Dota is that you can download replays and watch from different perspectives after the fact, and detailed Post-Game reports.  In DotA, there was an incredible report that showed how much damage you did to each hero, how many times you used each ability, how many seconds of stun, silence, etc. but in Dota 2, you have to sign up for a 3rd party web site to get this info.  dotabuff.com comes to  mind.

So is there a way to download replays and get match statistics that I'm missing?  Or is this something i should post in the Suggestion Forum?

Piemanlives:
As far as I know there isn't as while there is a spectator system there is no in game recording or replay feature.

Arturo Sanchez:
That's what the community is for.

Unlike Dota where a single person can pretty much carry a fair portion (in a similar way a vet ship can carry a good portion of 4v 4, but impossible to solo entirely) of the match as you have complete control of the circumstances.

In Guns, you must work exactly like a cog in a machine. You can play to your best ability, but you're only as good as your weakest crewmate.

Besides there isn't really all that much to the game. You learn the basics and simply learn to do these very basic tasks better and better.

Imagine:
It's been discussed before, but the creation of replays is virtually impossible (or at least incredibly difficult) to create, and would have to have you own a dev copy of Unity or something like that.

It's one of those would be nice, maybe could be done, but there are bigger fish to fry and Muse is a small team.

Replaceable:
To improve you rely on playing with more experienced players than you.

I've had 1,500+ plus games (small compared to most.)
And I am still improving, I still make mistakes etc.

Some teams record their scrims with people I know that much.

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