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Firebolt was here
wtf get out of here
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i am really looking forward to revisiting dota after two years of hon - when i left dota i was a total scrub with no game sense (at least from my current pov) and it was barely good enough to dominate bnet pubs and sigs - maybe i will write a miniblog about getting back into dota if i make some intresting observations while doing so. i dont plan on being any less able at dota 2 than i currently am at hon.
lanaya, morphling, jakiro - here i come <3
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Looks good so far; I'm so looking forward to having this forum full of content like the LoL one. Hero guides, streams, match discussions.. man I'm excited.
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I love how drow is just ricing, it really captures her role in game lol.
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I hope that TL develops a strong DotA community to help avoid all of the flaming and bashing that is typically attributed to DotA players. DotA has a ridiculously hard learning curve, and regardless of how good Valve's teaching system is, having players willing to help you will definitely make playing the game much easier for newcomers.
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Nice, looking forward to NBD ripping it up in dota2
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Super excited for DotA 2 =]
I wasn't even that excited when I first heard about it, but then, as Gamescom draws near, I'm like OMGWTF I LOVE DOTA 2 :3
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/ Breaking Rules
I'm not sure why you'd ban HoN talk. 95% of the animosity in these threads is between LoL and Dota/Hon, because LoL is very different and successful - but HoN is just the bastard brother.
Sure ban talk in the sense of the HoN community and my latest game etc, but HoN is in many ways what Dota 2 will be, except sanctioned by Icefrog. Because of this a lot of discussion about how HoN worked will be relevant for Dota 2. Some examples would be how matchmaking/stats/elo works, and how networking/servers work. Also Dota 2 will make some big changes to the gameplay that HoN has already done because it is no longer limited by the wc3 engine, such as the way the shops and items function.
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On August 16 2011 11:40 Cool Cat wrote: I hope that TL develops a strong DotA community to help avoid all of the flaming and bashing that is typically attributed to DotA players. DotA has a ridiculously hard learning curve, and regardless of how good Valve's teaching system is, having players willing to help you will definitely make playing the game much easier for newcomers.
TL mods are awesome.
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well well well what do we have here.
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dota is an incredibly unique game that has an overpowering ability to cause people to rage, so much rage.
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On August 16 2011 11:50 BeanerBurrito wrote: dota is an incredibly unique game that has an overpowering ability to cause people to rage, so much rage.
Depends on the player and teammates. Matchmaking will fix it.
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On August 16 2011 11:35 paper wrote:
1. Please keep this thread trash-free, thanks! ♪♫
define trash...
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On August 16 2011 11:50 BeanerBurrito wrote: dota is an incredibly unique game that has an overpowering ability to cause people to rage, so much rage. I agree, because it's a game of skill, but at the same time you're really dependent on your teammates to perform. Yes it does produce rage, but that's just part of being competitive, which is good if you look at it in a positive way.
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On August 16 2011 11:52 Omegastorm wrote:Show nested quote +On August 16 2011 11:50 BeanerBurrito wrote: dota is an incredibly unique game that has an overpowering ability to cause people to rage, so much rage. Depends on the player and teammates. Matchmaking will fix it.
MM won't fix it. The community should step in and fix it though.
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