all pick, easy mode
A mode used in Dota Allstars in Warcraft 3 Frozen Throne.
Written in the beginning of a game to set the "all pick" mode for being able to pick from any hero from any tavern.
and "easy mode" for easy exp and gold

combining the modes "-ap" and "-em"

all random/easy mode
used in DotA for maps where you can't choose hero and is played in easy mode

The biggest asshole in Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne ever.

Once upon a time the greatest video game in history, Warcraft III, was released. Included with the game was a powerful "World Editor" which allowed players create their own gametypes. These custom games provided a haven for the 30-apm ladder dropouts.

Dota, a game where players managed a single hero and no base, was the most popular and best-supported of these customs. Eventually there were a number of attempts to monetize on its popularity.
League of Legends, or LoL, was arguably the most successful of these attempts. The game was developed by dota's former developers and borrowed heavily from its predecessor. Introducing the game via a free-to-play model ensured millions of broke teenagers would download it and get hooked. Then later, when they received birthday money or just stole their mom's credit card, they could spend much more than a standard $40 game price unlocking game content that would have been free under a conventional system. To ensure the game would have universal appeal, riot removed game mechanics that punished the unskilled, such as denying. The base income was increased beyond even "easymode" levels compared to dota so that all players would have gold to spend, and item guide railroaded players into the best items.