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On April 16 2013 13:52 Slardar wrote: We're at a time where people are pushing the boundaries to what is cheating / acceptable even in competitive play. I'm looking at that BS 1000 radius circle around your hero setting.
Personally switched to edited, way more convenient. Using numpad for inventory nowadays? Nostalgic!
I personally use 700 radius when playing SF. Make razes much easier and I wont say its cheating since everybody can do it if they want to
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On April 16 2013 15:20 sandyph wrote:Show nested quote +On April 16 2013 13:52 Slardar wrote: We're at a time where people are pushing the boundaries to what is cheating / acceptable even in competitive play. I'm looking at that BS 1000 radius circle around your hero setting.
Personally switched to edited, way more convenient. Using numpad for inventory nowadays? Nostalgic! I personally use 700 radius when playing SF. Make razes much easier and I wont say its cheating since everybody can do it if they want to
Everyone could maphack if they wanted to do it. Whilst I think it is a fairly innocent thing (the radius), the argument is pretty bad.
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On April 16 2013 15:36 Ghostcom wrote:Show nested quote +On April 16 2013 15:20 sandyph wrote:On April 16 2013 13:52 Slardar wrote: We're at a time where people are pushing the boundaries to what is cheating / acceptable even in competitive play. I'm looking at that BS 1000 radius circle around your hero setting.
Personally switched to edited, way more convenient. Using numpad for inventory nowadays? Nostalgic! I personally use 700 radius when playing SF. Make razes much easier and I wont say its cheating since everybody can do it if they want to Everyone could maphack if they wanted to do it. Whilst I think it is a fairly innocent thing (the radius), the argument is pretty bad.
ok I will add: everyone can do it with the tools given by the developer to play the game with.
its more like everyone can 6 pool if they want to, if you lose to it then it's your problem.
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On April 16 2013 15:36 Ghostcom wrote:Show nested quote +On April 16 2013 15:20 sandyph wrote:On April 16 2013 13:52 Slardar wrote: We're at a time where people are pushing the boundaries to what is cheating / acceptable even in competitive play. I'm looking at that BS 1000 radius circle around your hero setting.
Personally switched to edited, way more convenient. Using numpad for inventory nowadays? Nostalgic! I personally use 700 radius when playing SF. Make razes much easier and I wont say its cheating since everybody can do it if they want to Everyone could maphack if they wanted to do it. Whilst I think it is a fairly innocent thing (the radius), the argument is pretty bad. Interestingly, Dota 2 can't be map hacked like other games. The servers don't trasmit to your computer anything that occurs in the fog of war. To maphack you would have to physically hack the Valve servers.
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Using the circle thing feels like cheating to me
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On April 16 2013 15:40 tauon wrote:Show nested quote +On April 16 2013 15:36 Ghostcom wrote:On April 16 2013 15:20 sandyph wrote:On April 16 2013 13:52 Slardar wrote: We're at a time where people are pushing the boundaries to what is cheating / acceptable even in competitive play. I'm looking at that BS 1000 radius circle around your hero setting.
Personally switched to edited, way more convenient. Using numpad for inventory nowadays? Nostalgic! I personally use 700 radius when playing SF. Make razes much easier and I wont say its cheating since everybody can do it if they want to Everyone could maphack if they wanted to do it. Whilst I think it is a fairly innocent thing (the radius), the argument is pretty bad. Interestingly, Dota 2 can't be map hacked like other games. The servers don't trasmit to your computer anything that occurs in the fog of war. To maphack you would have to physically hack the Valve servers.
You are completely correct but I was taking an example of something which everyone can probably agree is cheating in a competitive game to illustrate a general point.
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It would probably be fair to prevent it from being used in tournament games. The premise behind a tool like that is to help people get better faster, by the time someone is playing in a large tournament they shouldn't need the 1200 circle thing at all.
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holy fuck that sound when that comes when you find a game just freaked me out
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Not using radius circle is manly. I pity those others use it. Be a man and play old school.
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On April 16 2013 15:16 Nevuk wrote: dota_disable_range_finder 0 is far more game breaking than the 1200 radius thing.
Even if you have dota_disable_range_finder 0, the game still shows when spells are out of range for you by changing the cursor (the targeting cursor has a little stick figure walking in the bottom right when you have to move into casting range).
The 1200 range display is useful because it lets you measure range for spells that DotA deliberately does NOT display a range for (e.g. Blink Dagger doesn't display its 1200 range and allows you to over-blink).
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The one hero I use the range display for is lone druid. Knowing exactly where you have to stand to allow your bear to attack is amazing.
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On April 16 2013 16:51 TheYango wrote:Show nested quote +On April 16 2013 15:16 Nevuk wrote: dota_disable_range_finder 0 is far more game breaking than the 1200 radius thing.
Even if you have dota_disable_range_finder 0, the game still shows when spells are out of range for you by changing the cursor (the targeting cursor has a little stick figure walking in the bottom right when you have to move into casting range). The 1200 range display is useful because it lets you measure range for spells that DotA deliberately does NOT display a range for (e.g. Blink Dagger doesn't display its 1200 range and allows you to over-blink). yes, max blink dagger range matters for a lot of heroes.
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http://imgur.com/p6Gan8U
Man, not a good week for dota2. Severs like this just make me wana play vs AI. But that is just sad >.>. I really hope this week patch has more than 1 new hero.
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iG stack vs Xiao8 + ZSMJ on Watch tab right now @_@. Drop everything you are doing!
Ferrari voker vs ZSMJ bear mid o.O
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I tried using range circle once and it just felt so weird so I'm not using it anymore
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On April 16 2013 17:46 Firebolt145 wrote: The one hero I use the range display for is lone druid. Knowing exactly where you have to stand to allow your bear to attack is amazing. so you're also cheaterbolt145 ?
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On April 16 2013 19:53 rabidch wrote:Show nested quote +On April 16 2013 17:46 Firebolt145 wrote: The one hero I use the range display for is lone druid. Knowing exactly where you have to stand to allow your bear to attack is amazing. so you're also cheaterbolt145  ? Well, at least he doesn't use scripts for Invoker or Geo like others do
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When does SEA server relocation end?
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On April 16 2013 22:09 yyfpulls wrote: When does SEA server relocation end? estimated april 26
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