I don't know much about the combos, so I am fine with any (in other words, leaving it to more experienced players).
rook/da beat occ/sed.. why u wanna allow rook/qot then
oak/tb get ass-fucked heavily by rook/da.. so get sed/tb
Really...
If you focus nnnils first though, the combo is not such a big problem (bigger problem is nnnils). {This was tested in multiple me+[skilled player] vs nnnils + [not skilled player] and whenever nnnils was focused first, we nearly always won}
Quoting awuffleablehedgie,
Anyway, I'm going to mention that part of this may be a meta thing. How us old pros played is possibly very different than how you guys do. The amount of health stacking in old games was obscene. It's possible that you guys don't do it quite as much. This obviously changes a few of the different stronger builds (like Rook/QoT).
Or you guys are being more passive/etc. Lots of different reasons.
Yeah. Probably it was played differently then. Currently the core of most builds is Nature's reckoning, Wyrmskin gloves, Duelist's armor and the rest depends. Maybe boots, maybe more damage. Favor items also are something more usual like Poisoned dagger, Swift anklet. We use sigils, though.
About the aggressiveness... Gameplay is pretty passive, then someone goes suddenly aggressive, so all do the same for a bit. After a fight or retreat, back to the passive mode again.
Why don't you make the tourney rules that each player may use each demigod only once. Then from 10 games they must play every demigod and their teammate too. So if they go a powerful combo in their first game, after that they have limited choices. Wouldn't this show who the ultimate DG players are overall?
Very good idea. This would show how many players can't play multiple demigods (I may not participate, because I am lazy to play all games... Not like I can't play other demigods, of course
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since when is DA a threat at all?
He isn't. Just players are not skilled enough to counter his two skill in a second combo.
I think I'm justified in that: IMHO, the only TB that has both power and utility is the hybrid; the quantity of highly skilled hybrid players amounts to one (Darkliath) these days. Most of top-tier players play pure Fire or Ice, neither of which is amazing.
Pure lies. The most powerful TB is Petrdol82. He has some very good tricks and beats even UB and Rook. Another strong one is Golix_. He has such great skills with Ice TB, that he doesn't even need skills to kill enemies. Pure auto attack damage is enough for that.
pure fire is strong 2v2..
Maybe he knows what he is talking about. I don't.