Eternal Cat

It's the spread of the Internet. Back in 1999 (I was 7 lol), there weren't many people on the web, and those who were tended to be the type who'd spent hours messing with their technology to get on the web. Not many 10-year-olds were there (cept me lol) because online gaming wasn't so accessible. Now, every retard who can open the cup holder can get online, and all those kids see is other retards. Which is a bad learning process. Yeah, it is just the annoying noobs who'

[quote](and if anyone calls any of them "addicting", I'll boycott the interwebs)They're all addicting.[/quote] Addictive, possibly, but addicting is just a word I have issues with. Lol, dota player... you're really helping the whole "DotA community are assholes" argument. So many trolls on so few interwebs. Windexglow: It's probably that I only go on the DA forums and a couple of private friend forums, but a compliment feels odd. :O I must disagree with "DotA is not a

To be honest, I can't see a new DotA-based genre working well - the whole Tower Defence theme is okay (not great) all over the internet and a few of them make some decent changes, but I'm not sure I want to see hundreds of "push and level" games. Demigod will probably make a good game, but endless variations on the basic theme could be painful. (and if anyone calls any of them "addicting", I'll boycott the interwebs) Seeing how DotA's online play system is 6 years old, I bet Demigod wil

I'm a DotA Allstars player, and I heard about Demigod on the forums there. I must say, Demigod looks pretty awesome. I must agree with most people here about the player base: most DotA players are jerks. I like to think I'm not one of them. The problem is, in every team-based game which is online (providing anonymity), you're going to get jerks who blame their team for their loss. And that's what team games are all about. The DotA community has taken this to an extreme, though, and is p