On September 03 2013 19:19 Klonere wrote:
need a steam guide for bone7 midas linkens ds
need a steam guide for bone7 midas linkens ds
You mean refresher?
And Armlet/Orchid Clock.
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elt
Thailand1092 Posts
September 03 2013 10:48 GMT
#75701
On September 03 2013 19:19 Klonere wrote: need a steam guide for bone7 midas linkens ds You mean refresher? And Armlet/Orchid Clock. | ||
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WindWolf
Sweden11767 Posts
September 03 2013 11:21 GMT
#75702
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ReignSupreme.
Australia4123 Posts
September 03 2013 11:26 GMT
#75703
I wouldn't worry about it. | ||
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WindWolf
Sweden11767 Posts
September 03 2013 11:29 GMT
#75704
On September 03 2013 20:26 ReignSupreme. wrote: Nobody knows how the MMR truly works, so nobody knows if there is decay or not. I wouldn't worry about it. I haven't played any MM games for the past three months (reason: gaben.tv), so I hope I can play acceptably. Wanna show of my Axe and Skywrath tournament items. | ||
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Erasme
Bahamas15899 Posts
September 03 2013 13:25 GMT
#75705
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TheYango
United States47024 Posts
September 03 2013 14:26 GMT
#75706
On September 03 2013 16:41 Mithhaike wrote: Show nested quote + On September 03 2013 16:33 739 wrote: I just saw Demon on his stream changing core/situational items in game, how you do that? ;o Steam Guides if im not wrong. I usually choose an item beforehand and put it in Quick Buy, only changing when there's a lull in the game This is the currently supported way of doing it. Using the pencil icon works, but Valve technically doesn't support that anymore, and it's kind of buggy in a few cases. Steam Guides also have the advantage of being editable outside the game, and transfer-able between computers/accounts. | ||
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Piledriver
United States1697 Posts
September 03 2013 14:27 GMT
#75707
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Comeh
United States18919 Posts
September 03 2013 14:28 GMT
#75708
On September 03 2013 23:26 TheYango wrote: Show nested quote + On September 03 2013 16:41 Mithhaike wrote: On September 03 2013 16:33 739 wrote: I just saw Demon on his stream changing core/situational items in game, how you do that? ;o Steam Guides if im not wrong. I usually choose an item beforehand and put it in Quick Buy, only changing when there's a lull in the game This is the currently supported way of doing it. Using the pencil icon works, but Valve technically doesn't support that anymore, and it's kind of buggy in a few cases. I remember it deleting all of my saved builds at some point. Doesn't matter much to me though, I'm redoing them inbetween a giant losing streak i'm doing anyways. its too useful. | ||
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teapoted
United Kingdom24425 Posts
September 03 2013 14:31 GMT
#75709
On September 03 2013 23:27 Piledriver wrote: Are there any stats available for the TI3, where the farm levels of the supports of the winning and losing teams are aggregated? I can't shake the feeling that the more successful teams prioritized farm on their supports (as a percentage of overall farm by the team), and the lesser teams tended to prioritize farming their cores at the expense of weak supports. G# | GPM | Player ------------------------ 06 | 319.3 | Funn1k 22 | 267.0 | EGM 08 | 248.4 | waytosexy 30 | 236.3 | KuroKy 16 | 231.2 | FlyMyShnekel 23 | 229.3 | MMY 11 | 229.2 | QQQ 16 | 228.5 | Fluff 14 | 224.4 | ARS-ART 17 | 221.9 | Banana 16 | 220.6 | Akke 22 | 218.1 | Faith 23 | 218.0 | XtiNcT 09 | 212.2 | NS 24 | 211.7 | SanSheng 14 | 211.2 | Puppey 16 | 210.6 | Fogged 14 | 206.9 | DD 18 | 206.3 | DDC 16 | 203.7 | MiSeRY 25 | 200.2 | Net 16 | 197.9 | ixmike88 12 | 197.8 | N0tail 12 | 196.8 | xFreedom 15 | 194.3 | paS G# = Number of games played that are registered as 'support'. Somewhat misleading as it will count it as support based on hero. Also not separated into wins/losses, so EGM is very high because they had a significantly higher win percentage. And funn1k isn't really a support player. | ||
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TheYango
United States47024 Posts
September 03 2013 14:38 GMT
#75710
People said that about Alliance throughout the entire tournament, but other than Akke/EGM's comparatively defensive early game, there was no heavy priority on support farm compared to other teams. In games where Alliance were even or losing (see Alliance vs. DK game 2 or most of the finals games where AIlliance were losing at one point or another) the supports didn't end up more farmed than expected. Though one thing that you can say is true is that in general Alliance prioritized supports that CAN farm over supports that have trouble farming (e.g. Naga, KotL, CM, junglers, etc. vs. Visage, Nyx, SD, etc.). | ||
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Comeh
United States18919 Posts
September 03 2013 14:41 GMT
#75711
On September 03 2013 23:38 TheYango wrote: In general it's really hard to say "more successful teams prioritized support farm more" because teams that win more get more farm on the supports simply due to having map control and farming space, and winning more fights. People said that about Alliance throughout the entire tournament, but other than Akke/EGM's comparatively defensive early game, there was no heavy priority on support farm compared to other teams. In games where Alliance were even or losing (see Alliance vs. DK game 2 or most of the finals games where AIlliance were losing at one point or another) the supports didn't end up more farmed than expected. Though one thing that you can say is true is that in general Alliance prioritized supports that CAN farm over supports that have trouble farming (e.g. Naga, KotL, CM, junglers, etc. vs. Visage, Nyx, SD, etc.). This is exactly what I wanted to say but in a much more eloquent way of how I was going to say it. Pretty much exactly right. | ||
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NB
Netherlands12045 Posts
September 03 2013 16:36 GMT
#75712
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
September 03 2013 16:39 GMT
#75713
On September 04 2013 01:36 NB wrote: dendi, 3xice, singsing, dread all consistently getting 10k on their stream. Its quite sick witnessing the growth of dota2. Its good to see them all get viewers and all three of those players know how to entertain their audience. There is nothing more fun than watching Dendi pick some stupid mid like CM and win with it because he is just that good at the game. Its makes the game more fun in general. | ||
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Kipsate
Netherlands45349 Posts
September 03 2013 16:44 GMT
#75714
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Darkren
Canada1841 Posts
September 03 2013 16:47 GMT
#75715
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Kipsate
Netherlands45349 Posts
September 03 2013 16:48 GMT
#75716
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Kupon3ss
時の回廊10066 Posts
September 03 2013 16:50 GMT
#75717
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MrCon
France29748 Posts
September 03 2013 16:52 GMT
#75718
in before kupo is revealed to be hans5. | ||
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dtz
5834 Posts
September 03 2013 17:02 GMT
#75719
I remember after his rapier obsession, i think he then went on a broodmother mid obsession before no one else was playing it and it proved viable. He also popularized the luna glaive build i think. How you must build luna a certain way so that you exceed a certain attack speed threshold in order to make glaive can bounce back to the same target. | ||
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BlitzerSC
Italy8800 Posts
September 03 2013 17:09 GMT
#75720
I find Dendi to be so boring, I don't understand why people like watching him. | ||
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