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EnumaAvalon
Philippines3613 Posts
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TheYango
United States47024 Posts
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idonthinksobro
3138 Posts
/E i can see why people hate him. | ||
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Shaella
United States14828 Posts
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synapse
China13814 Posts
On March 07 2014 11:18 Shaella wrote: Phoenix is actually totally broken currently, they need to nerf how strong the spirits are early. agreed............... make the spell easier to hit, nerf the attack speed slow TT also, dota network down for anyone | ||
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teddyoojo
Germany22369 Posts
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Jinxed
United States6450 Posts
He's a pubstomper though, he beats uncoordinated teams. But overall he's nowhere near 6.79 Kaolin/Brood or 6.78(?) Spirit Breaker or even 6.76(?) Drow Ranger. | ||
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Belisarius
Australia6233 Posts
It places an enormous coordination burden on the other team. Five random people need to simultaneously decide to attack it, ignore it or run, and if they pick different things they just straight-up lose the teamfight. That kind of decisionmaking is nearly impossible for pubs. Spirits are strong, but I don't think they're too strong. They at least only give 1.5/5 of your heroes a hard time. | ||
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Shaella
United States14828 Posts
On March 07 2014 11:55 Belisarius wrote: Personally I think the ult is the biggest pubstomp factor. It places an enormous coordination burden on the other team. Five random people need to simultaneously decide to attack it, ignore it or run, and if they pick different things they just straight-up lose the teamfight. That kind of decisionmaking is nearly impossible for pubs. Spirits are strong, but I don't think they're too strong. They at least only give 1.5/5 of your heroes a hard time. in the early game they're fucking insane they're fine later on | ||
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Kuroeeah
11696 Posts
if your decent enough with this dumb bird, you will not only win the offlane but dominate the 1v2 against almost every hero out there | ||
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Caladbolg
2855 Posts
On March 06 2014 22:06 cecek wrote: Godz being salty on twitter. Another chapter in the passive-aggressive BTS remarks towards joinDOTA. #drama Both being dumb, but at the end of the day I hate how Tobi and Capitalist pretend they know something about the Chinese teams, or even worse - when they explicitly state they know nothing. I don't think it takes away too much of your time to, say, research/click links about the teams and watch a replay or two. I mean, it's your job. If a lawyer like me working 12 hrs a day can watch Dota, so can they. | ||
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Comeh
United States18919 Posts
On March 07 2014 12:42 Caladbolg wrote: Both being dumb, but at the end of the day I hate how Tobi and Capitalist pretend they know something about the Chinese teams, or even worse - when they explicitly state they know nothing. I don't think it takes away too much of your time to, say, research/click links about the teams and watch a replay or two. I mean, it's your job. If a lawyer like me working 12 hrs a day can watch Dota, so can they. Except Tobi usually spends about 90% of his time casting. The guy spends like 10+ hours a day casting. Out of all the criticisms you could do, that seems the least valid. | ||
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icystorage
Jollibee19350 Posts
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LuckoftheIrish
United States4791 Posts
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icystorage
Jollibee19350 Posts
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Caladbolg
2855 Posts
On March 07 2014 12:48 Comeh wrote: Except Tobi usually spends about 90% of his time casting. The guy spends like 10+ hours a day casting. Out of all the criticisms you could do, that seems the least valid. That would be true a few months ago when he was doing everything by his lonesome, but not anymore. | ||
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Kuroeeah
11696 Posts
On March 07 2014 13:11 Caladbolg wrote: That would be true a few months ago when he was doing everything by his lonesome, but not anymore. it still seems invalid, out of all the casters tobi has put in the most time even when you condense it to a small frame in time | ||
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LuckoftheIrish
United States4791 Posts
On March 07 2014 13:07 icystorage wrote: AND Aysee most of the time 'hogs' the mic/talking but aside from that, he's okay I think one is an outgrowth of the other. Tobi will introduce a topic then ask his former pro partner a question, the pro will answer, and then Tobi will offer his own opinion if there's time. If not, he moves on to the current thing in the match. Aysee more often than not will give his thoughts, then ask his partner. So he'll interrupt himself to do play by play on something then finish his thought, which puts his partner in the position of talking while processing new information. The sequencing also makes it sound like Aysee is talking more than he really is. Topic -> question -> answer -> opinion -> action is much more streamlined than topic -> opinion -> question -> action -> answer. | ||
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Kuroeeah
11696 Posts
On March 07 2014 13:14 LuckoftheIrish wrote: I think one is an outgrowth of the other. Tobi will introduce a topic then ask his former pro partner a question, the pro will answer, and then Tobi will offer his own opinion if there's time. If not, he moves on to the current thing in the match. Aysee more often than not will give his thoughts, then ask his partner. So he'll interrupt himself to do play by play on something then finish his thought, which puts his partner in the position of talking while processing new information. The sequencing also makes it sound like Aysee is talking more than he really is. Topic -> question -> answer -> opinion -> action is much more streamlined than topic -> opinion -> question -> action -> answer. wtf literal caster analysis | ||
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FinestHour
United States18466 Posts
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