Sgt.Pepper
Banned
Don't nerf Doomerino pls
PLS buff void clearly he isnt that strong.
Start game, DK goes mid , dies twice in 1 min to puck, void tp mid and start suciding to tower each time he respawn, flame team.
At least timber left so i didn't have to lose more than 5 min on this. So many shitty players really. It's a cancer.
High skill doto.
See: The Void in my CK Void lane (I picked Support CK over Warlock because fuck Warlock I can just build Soul ring and he's got a 3s stun). I expected Venge to support but she got FB and a double kill so she just ended up going carry. I bought all the sentries, Vlads, two smokes that actually both got kills, gem. Centaur CK roaming combo OP.there's literally people that don't know how to land chronos
(I think Void went something like Bfury -> MoM -> Midas?)
Start game, DK goes mid , dies twice in 1 min to puck, void tp mid and start suciding to tower each time he respawn, flame team.
At least timber left so i didn't have to lose more than 5 min on this. So many shitty players really. It's a cancer.
High skill doto.
ething like Bfury -> MoM -> Midas?)
Aui just stole Xcalibur's E-blade and Dagon
edit: and it won his team the game, epic.
Checking Replay:I refuse to believe this
BFury plus MoM apparently not farming fast enough
Yeah while people are lookingso apparently my copy of guardians of the galaxy issue 1 from 2008 is worth 90 dollarinos. Should I sell it?
so apparently my copy of guardians of the galaxy issue 1 from 2008 is worth 90 dollarinos. Should I sell it?
Pit lord and Earth spirit need huge nerfs. As it is they are like easy mode 1vs3 offlaners, tanky, versatile. Die in hell.
Were you winning? Probably someone exploiting crash bugs.oh great, just when the game's about to end the network crashes and nothing is recorded. how about get some of that money and investing on better serves huh valve?
the only high story i have from TI4 is smoking a j with steve and taking him to a mediterranean place where he proceeded to think it was a taco stand and he demanded tacos. there were fucking camels in the sign.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8S3_oYCnBak#t=30
Panel is up, some interesting flavor stuff and hints at mechanics
༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ TECHIES GIVEN ༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つI was waiting for this thread to become a MTG thread
Took too long to release the patch volvo, now we switchin
Just tried this game for the first time. Initial impression:
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It can be pretty overwhelming at first but if you keep at it it's amazingly satisfying to finally be good at it.Just tried this game for the first time. Initial impression:
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How would you knowIt can be pretty overwhelming at first but if you keep at it it's amazingly satisfying to finally be good at it.
It can be pretty overwhelming at first but if you keep at it it's amazingly satisfying to finally be good at it.
Hmm, okay, umm...Feel free to ask whatever you like here, we always wanna help!
Also, more details pls, I love hearing impressions.
Hmm, okay, umm...
Well, for starters, PC gaming is very foreign to me. Here's a complete list of games I've played on PC: Fallout New Vegas, Cave Story, and Gone Home. And now DOTA 2! So even simple stuff like moving by clicking the right mouse button took some getting used to. And I'm still stumbling over simple stuff, like... I left click to talk to a store dude, but then right click to buy items? I don't get it. I'm used to just pushing the A button for everything, lol. I haven't felt this fundamentally inept at a game since playing my first dual analog FPS, haha.
As far as gameplay goes, it's really hard to say. I've only played three matches against bots, with a buddy on my side to help me out. I went with the Windranger first, then two more matches with the Juggernaut. I like the Juggernaut a lot. He has a simple, straight forward move set that has a noticeable impact on how encounters turn out. Very noob friendly, or so it seems to this noob here.
I like the rhythm of the game... Or I like it as far as I'm able to perceive it thus far, haha. I feel like I just left my first day of a new language class, and all I know are how to say hello, thank you, please, and maybe a few verbs. Basically, I'm a long ways from fluency.
I love the complexity and the diversity of heroes, and how the game forces you to respond to your opponents' choices while also keeping your own strengths and limitations in mind. I'm a huge fan of competitive games (Halo is my all-time favorite series) and I'm already getting really excited about how DOTA offers a similar sense of competition and teamwork while buying a tooooootally different game.
tl;dr -- I'm new to DOTA and PC gaming in general and I feel way in over my head, but so far it seems cool?
Hmm, okay, umm...
Well, for starters, PC gaming is very foreign to me. Here's a complete list of games I've played on PC: Fallout New Vegas, Cave Story, and Gone Home. And now DOTA 2! So even simple stuff like moving by clicking the right mouse button took some getting used to. And I'm still stumbling over simple stuff, like... I left click to talk to a store dude, but then right click to buy items? I don't get it. I'm used to just pushing the A button for everything, lol. I haven't felt this fundamentally inept at a game since playing my first dual analog FPS, haha.
As far as gameplay goes, it's really hard to say. I've only played three matches against bots, with a buddy on my side to help me out. I went with the Windranger first, then two more matches with the Juggernaut. I like the Juggernaut a lot. He has a simple, straight forward move set that has a noticeable impact on how encounters turn out. Very noob friendly, or so it seems to this noob here.
I like the rhythm of the game... Or I like it as far as I'm able to perceive it thus far, haha. I feel like I just left my first day of a new language class, and all I know are how to say hello, thank you, please, and maybe a few verbs. Basically, I'm a long ways from fluency.
I love the complexity and the diversity of heroes, and how the game forces you to respond to your opponents' choices while also keeping your own strengths and limitations in mind. I'm a huge fan of competitive games (Halo is my all-time favorite series) and I'm already getting really excited about how DOTA offers a similar sense of competition and teamwork while buying a tooooootally different game.
tl;dr -- I'm new to DOTA and PC gaming in general and I feel way in over my head, but so far it seems cool?
Oh sweet, both of those sound really helpful.F4 opens the store menu (you dont need to click on the shopkeeper), F3 makes the courier deliver your items to you for example.
We're never getting a Mortar Team or a sludge hero from WC3, are we?