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On September 01 2013 01:10 WindWolf wrote:Show nested quote +On September 01 2013 01:09 SilverStar wrote:On September 01 2013 01:07 WindWolf wrote: Speaking of the kit, estimates on how many games you have to watch in order to change style.
And does replays count? It's usually 15 30 45 60 for sets to unlock Couriers are gradually up to 100. Thanks. The only style-item I have (before the SL7 kit) is a TF2 item, and both styles was unlocked from start Sorry just checked the rubick items:
40 for new staff style 40, 80 for new helmet, shawl and tails style
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On September 01 2013 01:12 SilverStar wrote:Show nested quote +On September 01 2013 01:10 WindWolf wrote:On September 01 2013 01:09 SilverStar wrote:On September 01 2013 01:07 WindWolf wrote: Speaking of the kit, estimates on how many games you have to watch in order to change style.
And does replays count? It's usually 15 30 45 60 for sets to unlock Couriers are gradually up to 100. Thanks. The only style-item I have (before the SL7 kit) is a TF2 item, and both styles was unlocked from start Sorry just checked the rubick items: 40 for new staff style 40, 80 for new helmet, shawl and tails style No problem Replays count right?
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On September 01 2013 01:13 WindWolf wrote:Show nested quote +On September 01 2013 01:12 SilverStar wrote:On September 01 2013 01:10 WindWolf wrote:On September 01 2013 01:09 SilverStar wrote:On September 01 2013 01:07 WindWolf wrote: Speaking of the kit, estimates on how many games you have to watch in order to change style.
And does replays count? It's usually 15 30 45 60 for sets to unlock Couriers are gradually up to 100. Thanks. The only style-item I have (before the SL7 kit) is a TF2 item, and both styles was unlocked from start Sorry just checked the rubick items: 40 for new staff style 40, 80 for new helmet, shawl and tails style No problem  Replays count right? Yeah and you don't need to watch the whole replay. Just load it, quit and it will count as view.
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So is anyone watching the dota 2 tournament going on in korea? two days in a row of very interesting games.
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On September 01 2013 02:05 PrinceXizor wrote: So is anyone watching the dota 2 tournament going on in korea? two days in a row of very interesting games.
What happened mind doing a small recap
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On September 01 2013 02:05 PrinceXizor wrote: So is anyone watching the dota 2 tournament going on in korea? two days in a row of very interesting games. When and where is it streamed?
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On September 01 2013 02:07 Darkren wrote:Show nested quote +On September 01 2013 02:05 PrinceXizor wrote: So is anyone watching the dota 2 tournament going on in korea? two days in a row of very interesting games. What happened mind doing a small recap Eye of Tiger, Tiger Power, Birdgang all look near to the level of FXO, newer teams are still lacking. FXO continues to look strong but they haven't played any of the said three yet. A lot of Abaddon and timbersaw. Some bristleback and skywrath. Near constant fighting.
On September 01 2013 02:10 tapes wrote:Show nested quote +On September 01 2013 02:05 PrinceXizor wrote: So is anyone watching the dota 2 tournament going on in korea? two days in a row of very interesting games. When and where is it streamed? http://www.twitch.tv/dota2tvkr
Vods are there free. they are labeled wrong though (both days are listed as day 1).
its the Fomos Sponsored league
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Honestly I don't find Dota 2 hard at all, SC2 was harder to play "well" in for me. It's because I got used to it back in WC3 Dota, so the transition wasn't bad for me.
In fact I was also good in WC3 in general. RTS is in my blood too, so it's not like I don't do that genre. There's something about SC2 that it just doesn't go well with me.
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On September 01 2013 02:20 trinxified wrote: Honestly I don't find Dota 2 hard at all, SC2 was harder to play "well" in for me. It's because I got used to it back in WC3 Dota, so the transition wasn't bad for me.
In fact I was also good in WC3 in general. RTS is in my blood too, so it's not like I don't do that genre. There's something about SC2 that it just doesn't go well with me. Do you play with a team competitively?
Because pub Dota and CM is the difference between 1v1 SC and 4v4 RT. (or whatever the SC2 equivalent of 4v4 RT was in WC3)
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On September 01 2013 02:22 teapoted wrote:Show nested quote +On September 01 2013 02:20 trinxified wrote: Honestly I don't find Dota 2 hard at all, SC2 was harder to play "well" in for me. It's because I got used to it back in WC3 Dota, so the transition wasn't bad for me.
In fact I was also good in WC3 in general. RTS is in my blood too, so it's not like I don't do that genre. There's something about SC2 that it just doesn't go well with me. Do you play with a team competitively? Because pub Dota and CM is the difference between 1v1 SC and 4v4 RT. (or whatever the SC2 equivalent of 4v4 RT was in WC3)
Well I don't particulary play Dota competitively, but I have played team games with some real life or internet friends. Mostly pub though, but I still try to play team work even when playing with randoms. In WC3, I played solo and AT (arranged teams) mostly with real life friends or internet friends back then.
I get what you mean though. Competitive Dota is hard because individual skill is not as important as your personalities working together.
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The difference between semi-competitive Dota and just MM or pubs is the difference between Silver and high Masters in SC2.
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Anybody have the link or site or image that show where are the best ward spots (both for blocking camps and just good vision)? Like the usual spots where pros would put their wards for offensive or defensive?
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On September 01 2013 02:11 PrinceXizor wrote:Show nested quote +On September 01 2013 02:07 Darkren wrote:On September 01 2013 02:05 PrinceXizor wrote: So is anyone watching the dota 2 tournament going on in korea? two days in a row of very interesting games. What happened mind doing a small recap Eye of Tiger, Tiger Power, Birdgang all look near to the level of FXO, newer teams are still lacking. FXO continues to look strong but they haven't played any of the said three yet. A lot of Abaddon and timbersaw. Some bristleback and skywrath. Near constant fighting. Show nested quote +On September 01 2013 02:10 tapes wrote:On September 01 2013 02:05 PrinceXizor wrote: So is anyone watching the dota 2 tournament going on in korea? two days in a row of very interesting games. When and where is it streamed? http://www.twitch.tv/dota2tvkrVods are there free. they are labeled wrong though (both days are listed as day 1). its the Fomos Sponsored league When does it continue?
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this guy is offering me 4 rares and 1 mythical for my PA rare shoulder drop @_@.... waiting for another guy who offered 1 key. Crazy how people thirst over PA cosmetic :D
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On September 01 2013 02:33 LuckoftheIrish wrote: The difference between semi-competitive Dota and just MM or pubs is the difference between Silver and high Masters in SC2. bullshit
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Korea (South)11232 Posts
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Holy shit, Drakedog should come to DotA2. play some warlock and show whats up D:
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Lalalaland34507 Posts
Oh wow, Drakedog was the guy who made me roll a Warlock as my first class back when I played WoW.
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who is this drakeog fellow?
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On September 01 2013 04:11 cilinder007 wrote:Show nested quote +On September 01 2013 02:33 LuckoftheIrish wrote: The difference between semi-competitive Dota and just MM or pubs is the difference between Silver and high Masters in SC2. bullshit
Yeah it's a pretty awful analogy. Going from silver to masters involves actually getting better at starcraft whereas a MM pubstar might have near-equivalent mechanical/decision making skills to a comp player but just isn't used to playing in an organized team environment.
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