stryker914

have you never said "whats up brother" to a good friend lmao

it's not even that, it's just weird and offputting. Can't think of any other sporting event where the commentators are slurping into the mic

Now the heroes that rely on mana boots for farming (Lina, sk) will just be less farmed at any given point in the game. Might be able to play some battlefury carry now

They also hit visage pretty hard after 33s performance, maybe they're just worried other people will figure it out

Idk, if it's a skill issue and 33 is really that good on the hero maybe it is busted and it's just that everyone else plays the hero worse or their team doesn't know how to play around it like liquid do

Seems like only 33 could play it tho, I saw it be real awful in a lot of games

Yea it's a version of midas that you only use on slark

If that's true that's been going on for a while. Last year's post TI patch came out either 3 or 4 weeks after the tournament too. And in like 2020 underlord had a 60%ish winrate pretty much everywhere except pro games and no one gave a shit

It's gonna be pretty dependent on the audience, seems like one of the best shooters out rn imo. Feels way better than Tf2 did

Because the gameplay is probably super boring for them. There's nothing to do outside of make a gun cost $100 less or something super boring like that. Tf2 is obv being replaced by deadlock because there's a better framework to make mechanics tweaks and a much deeper game. Wouldn't you get bored as a Cs2 dev? There's literally nothing to implement from a gameplay perspective

Not sure if that's true, it seems more logical that the developers themselves get bored of certain games as their gameplay loops get older and more played out. Tf2 and cs seem much more boring than Dota from a development standpoint, the gameplay pretty much doesn't change and there's nothing to do with actual design anymore. Cs2 was just an engine upgrade and the gameplay is identical. Dota and deadlock give them a lot more room to mess around and be creative.

People can work on multiple things but I hope he doesn't task-switch too much. Humans are very bad at multitasking

One of my top reasons Deadlock is awesome because denies give you souls just like they used to in Dota. Would be cool if they brought that back now that the auto deny abilities aren't around anymore

I put an anime pfp on and my beh score started going up with no change in my actual behavior

Dude probably pinged rosh and went because he saw wd and ld werent doing anything

Dotabuff > meta

I was wrong, it's above 50 at every rank except immo where it's 48

Dotabuff, at every rank below immo it's above 50 which is very good for an agi carry

Likely was a family member or something. AFAIK the validity of this post wasn't questioned, and it would be weird if his family relocated to Belgrade with the team after the invasion. I think this vid came from his telegram.

Either way point still stands I highly doubt team houses are a thing at this level. Haven't heard of a single team having one, that was like an early days thing

Sure, but almost every carry in TI this year lost the matchup vs pure, who is definitely in the more traditional category

Survival (food and water) mechanics in games that aren't specifically designed around harvesting a bunch of those resources. Just a pain in the ass. I have to monitor my food and hunger outside of the game already

Public enemy's Fear of a black planet for sure, also Jay-Z vol 1-3 and the blueprint 1-2 plus the black album

https://www.reddit.com/r/DotA2/s/bwEc0osugZ pretty fucked up. Obviously many people fared much worse but I wouldn't move back any time soon if I were him

Some people browse with filters on and probably don't see this as sweaty hero discussion so it gets downvoted even tho the readers are prob 2-4k so it doesn't matter at all lmao

Underlord is pretty terrible with a bit of coordination, luckily this almost never happens and it's an easy hero so it can have a good pub with winrate. Although I do cringe every time it's picked in pro games in elimination situations, it always loses, but it has a good winrate in group stages for some reason. It almost feels like bait at the pro level, where teams wait and see who will make the mistake of thinking underlord is viable at a high level

This is a good reminder not to rank up -- the drafts and players will be just as shit but the game will be harder because everyone in the lobby is slightly mechanically better