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Pik
Germany176 Posts
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kapibara-san
Japan415 Posts
On July 15 2016 08:06 Pik wrote: Why is there no Ring of Protection in the side shop? same reason theres no branches, circlets, mantle of ints, windlace, raindrops... "who knows for sure?" ask icefrog / devs | ||
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Ler
Germany543 Posts
On July 15 2016 08:06 Pik wrote: Why is there no Ring of Protection in the side shop? Balance - Would enable gg builds | ||
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Baggage
Hong Kong593 Posts
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bdonballer
United States408 Posts
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Shock710
Australia6097 Posts
It normally shouldnt hit an invis target, unless its revealed by the previously enemy hero who was hit by wrath does slark get hit or not while in ulti form | ||
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kapibara-san
Japan415 Posts
On July 16 2016 23:34 Shock710 wrote: whats the interaction between thundergods wrath and slark ulit. It normally shouldnt hit an invis target, unless its revealed by the previously enemy hero who was hit by wrath does slark get hit or not while in ulti form nothing reveals slark in ulti; nothing that requires vision to hit, including zeus ult, can hit slark in ulti | ||
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Velzi
Finland659 Posts
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BobMcJohnson
France2916 Posts
I'm at a point where we get placed in games more than 1k mmr under my solo mmr (I'm hovering between 3k and 3k5, we play in 2k average games), and I still can't manage to win (like 30% winrate when playing with them), no matter what at least one of them ends up 0-10 or some shit. And no I wont stop playing with them, they're irl friends and playing is still fun despite the losses. Having 50% winrate would be fine by me. | ||
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Jaeger
United States1150 Posts
Then you just need a 1v5 hero that can turn that gold into a win. | ||
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Archeon
3272 Posts
On July 20 2016 23:49 BobMcJohnson wrote: How do you go about carrying friends that feed super hard every game? I'm at a point where we get placed in games more than 1k mmr under my solo mmr (I'm hovering between 3k and 3k5, we play in 2k average games), and I still can't manage to win (like 30% winrate when playing with them), no matter what at least one of them ends up 0-10 or some shit. And no I wont stop playing with them, they're irl friends and playing is still fun despite the losses. Having 50% winrate would be fine by me. Pick someone who can snowball, try to find out who on the enemy team is the one to pull their mmr on your level and feast on everyone else. Play really aggressive until you get a big streak. Works great on 2k, because nobody ever tp's defensively, so playing aggressive is pretty easy. Also ingame calls, depending on how much for fun they are playing. If they just don't give a shit they prolly won't listen and might get stressed, if they want to win and just are bad, ingame calls will work wonders. | ||
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Birdie
New Zealand4438 Posts
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nanaoei
3358 Posts
On July 20 2016 23:49 BobMcJohnson wrote: How do you go about carrying friends that feed super hard every game? I'm at a point where we get placed in games more than 1k mmr under my solo mmr (I'm hovering between 3k and 3k5, we play in 2k average games), and I still can't manage to win (like 30% winrate when playing with them), no matter what at least one of them ends up 0-10 or some shit. And no I wont stop playing with them, they're irl friends and playing is still fun despite the losses. Having 50% winrate would be fine by me. how about sitting down and spending i dont know, 10-30m to address some of the problems they have playing. you'll both learn. teach a man to fish. it sounds dumb but it's a lot more productive than watching your friends struggle. it's fun just messing around, but it's also irritating to hear unintelligible whining. you're worried about winning and having fun, but do your friends have fun doing so poorly in every game? i guarantee not. the more knowledge they have about the game, the more invested and fun it'll be to hang out and watch games together. and it's all rather than it being like a temporary gaming fling. | ||
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Shock710
Australia6097 Posts
The biggest problem they have to overcome tho is getting their spells off, which i dont think u can help they just have to go about it their own way. Just drop information that can let them help you. | ||
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kapibara-san
Japan415 Posts
On July 20 2016 23:49 BobMcJohnson wrote: How do you go about carrying friends that feed super hard every game? I'm at a point where we get placed in games more than 1k mmr under my solo mmr (I'm hovering between 3k and 3k5, we play in 2k average games), and I still can't manage to win (like 30% winrate when playing with them), no matter what at least one of them ends up 0-10 or some shit. And no I wont stop playing with them, they're irl friends and playing is still fun despite the losses. Having 50% winrate would be fine by me. pick tiny every game get phase blink aghs echo ac bkb win game tinnyyyyyyyyyyy | ||
Ver
United States2186 Posts
On July 20 2016 23:49 BobMcJohnson wrote: How do you go about carrying friends that feed super hard every game? I'm at a point where we get placed in games more than 1k mmr under my solo mmr (I'm hovering between 3k and 3k5, we play in 2k average games), and I still can't manage to win (like 30% winrate when playing with them), no matter what at least one of them ends up 0-10 or some shit. And no I wont stop playing with them, they're irl friends and playing is still fun despite the losses. Having 50% winrate would be fine by me. It's just a different skillset than what you're used to (1v9'ing). You can address it from a pick standpoint (having them play easy brainless heroes with decent impact, like tide+lich), or having them sacrifice their own growth (since they'll feed anyway) to put you in a strong position. I,e blowing all 3 smokes mid during laning phase, getting a bunch of stacks for you if applicable. Then just pick heroes you're good with that can play 1v9 effectively - slark, storm, tb, am, ember, etc. Them feeding is likely not the real issue; it's them feeding without compensation to you. If you engineer it right them feeding will just give you more comeback gold since you'll be in a commanding position and the enemy are also clowns. | ||
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nanaoei
3358 Posts
at any point in time like it or not, he's living with them in this game. people who are actually unable to learn or improve are few and far between. gaming might attract people who have poor self-improvement skills, but that doesn't concern you in the long run. why not? because for a few minutes each game, you can teach them. it doesn't take much, the impact is large, and you can give them homework to take home. if they are not interested in learning or getting better, or listening even, and you are concerned about winning or having a good game, then stop playing with them. make it clear the reason and think about yourself and what you've been saying to them objectively. i have the experience of recommending easy heroes to friends while we're playing together. there are a lot of experiences in life that are similar to this. it's not a good feeling to do it, nor is it good to be on the receiving end. the self-paved solution is realizing that you just suck and that it's all conducive to changing that. i get that there are people who are bad at talking or playing and talking at the same time. but if you care for your friends and their enjoyment of the game, do them a favor and talk it out nicely. at least you can say you tried. | ||
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BobMcJohnson
France2916 Posts
Yeah I should probably pick more 1v5 friendly heroes, I'm not used to playing those though (I play mostly offlane/support usually when solo). Any tips on what to learn? I'm to learn invoker atm, but i'm not 100% confident with him right now like i'm confident with say clockwerk or something like that. | ||
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kapibara-san
Japan415 Posts
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Bleak
Turkey3059 Posts
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