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It wont change, just get used to it or let it roll off your back. As a long time Dota player I could really care less what people say in game.

I like Favor, It's almost like leveling your favorite hero. The more you play, the more points, the better starting items. I kind like the idea of mastering each demigod and unlocking items. And given that "most" Demi's have multiple builds the variety is nice.

I only quit when I'm with (unresponsive) randoms vs arranged teams.

Darkness shall prevail this time!

[quote who="Renevent" reply="2" id="2172191"]Yup, pirates are here to stay, just like people on welfare. I don't mind supporting you guys, I guess it must really suck not being able to afford a measly $50 One day though, you might get promoted from mopping the floors to flipping the burgers! Then you will have enough money for two games a year instead of one! Keep up the good work![/quote] If only that were the case. Most people pirate beca

do you guys really think it's a coincidence that the game only allows 4 skills and 4 useable items? I'd bet they designed it to cross platform just in case.

League of legends looks awful. if your looking for the next dota, this is it

L2P

[quote who="fidelcastrol" reply="7" id="2164957"] Quoting GunslingerBara, reply 6 2. The time taken is the amount of time we need in order to connect all of the players. It is directly attributable to each player's connection speed, so if a slow player is chosen, it will take longer for all of the other players to connect to that player. However, there may be some minor things we can do to decrease the wait time. I'll see what T-Man thinks. <

Ideally there should be a clan Panth and a Solo panth. Tourneys can use clan panth and clans can use solo panth to judge skill and recruit from. People with skill will stick out even when paired with newbs and thier records would reflect that. new players can come in to the game, learn the ropes on solo panth and when they get a decent record they can start looking for a clan.

well if you think about it, it's not a stun. the beast is grabbing something/one, hence the grasp