81. Never harrass Sedna with snipe or fireball (yes, that happens).

82. Never buy artifacts before giants.

83. Sleeping on a ceiling is not comfortable, because your blanket will fall down.

84. For Sedna almost always mana pot > hp pot.

85. Never go AA'ing UB with Reg (yes, that happens too).

Again a failure to pay attention to the exceptions...artifacts can lead to easily never REACHING giants...

"Jesus Lugh, I've never seen a game ended at Archers before"

In light of my edit the correct statment is:

32. Don't attack towers before level 5 unless you REALLY know what you are doing.

Such usually happens when you are fed well. And if you are fed well, that means the other team failed and you can do anything   

97. If you are a tanking demigod, you should try and take the heat off your more squishy friend.

98. You should learn to kite and dance and what is exposure.

99. The total number of games a player has been in outweighs his win/loss ratio as a means of measure for how good that player is. You will find that most of the players who have crappy win ratios but have played a lot of games are actually quite good. Remeber, it's a team based game. You can be the ultimate pro. If your team sucks, you will lose.

100. If you have the choice between farming creeps and capping a flag, go for the flag.

101. If you decide to leave a lane, cap the flag....just to be safe.

102. If you host a "Pro only" game, noobs will join. If you host a "noob only" game, pros will join.

103. The noob/pro definitions are relative. When you are hosting a noob/pro only game, try to define what you mean by noob/pro. Like, for example "EU 3v3 experienced players (50+ games)".

104. When trying to host "pro" matches, remember fact nr 99 before kicking someone from the lobby because of their stats.

105. Most experienced players are actually quite nice fellows. If you are a beginner, try and listen when someone wants to give you advice.

106. Premades are not the devil incarnate. Except when they enter a "no premade game".

107. If you play with someone with which you have already played a few matches before, that does not make you "premade scum".

108. There is a difference between being a noob and being a begginer. One is the kind of person you are, the other is how good you are at the game. If you feed opponents, and someone on your team says "lol, stop feeding, try retreating early next time" and you do so, it means that you are a begginer that is trying to better himself. If you, however, say "fuck off, i knw wat im doin, im ultimate l33t pr0", then you are a noob.

109. If you are retreating from someone and have below 800 health, it's wise to shield yourself or drink a health potion since the enemy regulus is probably already charging the snipe.

110. It's better to send creeps/minions to do minesweeping for you, than to do it yourself.

111. If you are health stacking and you have more than 5500 it will be better AND cheaper to buy armor instead of more health (but don't over-do it).

112. Burning all your mana while trying to kill a fleeing enemy will leave you vurnerable.

113. Unless you have a genius masterplan to win a fight you should always retreat when:

• You are loosing more health than your enemy
• You run out of mana and your AA is weak
• You have less than 40% heath and you don't have an advantage over your foe
• Towers are attacking you and you are already engaged in another combat
• You are not sure if you should retreat or not
• You are outnumbered
• You are outleveled

114. If you have a Rook ally, you should hide behind him , if you can, when you AA. Players tend to prefer to target rook even though it might not be the best decision. Plus you will be more difficult to target if the enemy can't click on you.

Fixed.  It's not that it can't imply A, it's that we just don't know from the IF statement alone.

not logical facts... just somebody`s advices.. think there just too much flood.

122. No matter how usefull a thread might be, someone will still decide to inform the world about his personal opinion.

If you think it's dumb, then don't post in it.

124. The internets are serious business.

As I have said before. No matter if this should be called logical facts or not this is still a thread that some people take seriously.

Perhaps the trolls who have visited this thread will add some serious "logical facts" to this thread. We all look forward to reading them as we expect them to be far superior to our so called "logical facts".

My intention with this thread was that we should collect logical statements that are hard to prove wrong. Obviosly the thread became something else but I like the 124 suggestions made so far. It is intresting to learn from others and in some cases just know what others believe to be true.

Trolls does ofcourse not need to learn anything. They already know everything and they are always best. I was also like that when I was 14 years old.

Triage for the logical facts of logic:

*All my opinion, of course - and I really like the flavor of the thread, there are just a few things that need clearing up*

"1. Flaglock are only useful if the flag would have been lost if not locked."

There are a few flags that should be locked no matter where your opponents are, as a strategic measure.  Fortitude and Enemy Gold on Cataract should be locked down.  Late game, enemy portal flags should be locked down.

"2. teleporting home to the citadel will give you full health just like taking a healthpotion probably would." 

Porting home is a last resort.  You should save ports for positioning and ganks in most cases, because RTB = loss of XP and map presence which usually outweighs the regen benefits.  RTB for gear and upgrades every 3k gold or so, otherwise stay on the front lines as much as possible

"10. having 1 out of the 3 middle flags in the beginning on cataract is not devestating for the war score. keeping one flag only is easy to do even if you are pwned in combat. The hp bonus from the flag is only useful if you engage in combat or take alot of damage. Thus the middle flag is better for the team that tries to avoid combat than for the team that are looking for a combat."

If we are talking Cataract then you want to hold the Fortitude flag either as a stepping stone to the enemy Gold Mine (if Dark) or to defend your own (if Light).  The buff is the best on the map but it's location that makes the flag vital.  The Experience flag presents no advantages until midgame when you can use it to pull enemy grunts or you are portganking a fleeing enemy on the inner elbow.  More on this here

"18. At the beginning of the game the most important "neutral" flags to get and keep are the +gold, +experience and +health flags (an IM not so HO in that order)"

Again, on Cataract, the most important neutral flags are whatever stand between you and the enemy gold mine/portal and between the enemy and your gold mine/portal.  Swinging or locking mid early is acceptable, but focusing Experience Flag early to the exclusion of a real lane is a bad idea.  

"32. Never attack the towers before you are level 8 unless you are regulus with range upgrade" and "32. Don't attack towers before level 5 unless you REALLY know what you are doing."

Assuming that everyone knows what they are doing - You shouldn't solo melee an enemy tower as an Assassin if:
1.  Your opponents control the lane flag
2.  Enemy DGs are inlane or incoming
3.  You don't have grunts to tank for you
4.  You don't have a quick way to regen your health

That said, you should be pressuring lane towers any time you can - I see people gank or push their enemies out of the lane and then saunter back to base to refuel - you should be attacking the tower and creating an experience gap instead. 

Generals can solo and destroy an enemy tower much faster than Regulus at level 2.  (they won't usually reach the tower without hitting level 2, otw I'd say level 1 ^^)  Again though, you want your grunts to tank for you, you don't want to try it if enemy DGs are anywhere nearby, and you need monks to make it work.

"47.  Don't get the experience upgrade."

Level 1 is worth it.  No one has run the figures beyond that, but I'd like to see the numbers if someone is feeling mathy.

"48.  Always get Currency.

74. Currency 2 is only worth it if there are 4 players on the team or more. Currency 3 is only worth it if there are already 40 minutes in game, and no team shows signs of winning."

Currency 2 and 3 are never, ever worth it, regardless of the number of players or length of game.  The numbers did get crunched on this one and the difference in gold is absolutely paltry.  Link 

To add a couple of my own:

124.  Items stack across teammates very well.  Universal Gadget, Blood Soaked Wand, Warlord's Punisher, and Heaven's Wrath are crazy when everyone on the team has them. 

125.  It's common wisdom that a player should use trump cards like heals or shields only as a last resort. 

Ex 1:  UB and Oak mirror match UB and Oak.  When UB 1 gets down to 15% health Oak 1 shields him and they retreat. 

Common wisdom doesn't always apply. 

In some cases you can use defensive cards early in a fight to eliminate the necessity of retreat entirely.  It's riskier than saving for a rainy day, but it can work well on an agressive team. 

Ex 2:  Oak 2 shields UB 2 at 75% health, Oak 2 and UB 2 are each at 75% health when UB 1 is shielded at 15% and forced to retreat or die. 

126.  Never go in against a Sicilian when death is on the line

In this situation oak have to shield not when % of life have a dog but when enemy dog spits on mate. And better to have an advantage at start. Oak might send his priest which deal 200 damage on a dog then attack. or just buy a big pot and use it while shielded.

So

1001. Be flexible at strategy