Sedna is pretty easy to kill if you are a pure fire build. Open up with fireball, lay down a circle of fire, then nova when she gets close. At level 15, all of these combined will do over 3000 damage if she stays in your circle of fire to keep attacking you.
Towers are not the only way to play a Rook. The fact that you don't know this and yet are telling other people to not play the Rook if they don't know how to play him, is pretty amusing.
In my experience, an instant 1050dmg fireball is more powerful than a spit that does 1500dmg over 10 seconds. During those 10 seconds plenty of things can happen: They can get heals from priests or Sedna. They can drink a potion. They can switch on invulnerability spells/items. They can port back to their crystal. If someone has 1000hp left and they get spat on, they can still survive. If that same person eats a max level fireball they will die.
Well, here's a question. Would you rather have 2500hp and 50% mitigation, or 5000hp and 0% mitigation? Against a demigod who relies solely on physical damage, the life expectancies of both of these characters will be the same. Now think about the 2500hp/50% mitigation guy. Sure, he will live just as long against a physical demigod, but armor does not mitigate spell damage, so against a Torchbearer he's screwed. But there is also a disadvantage for the high hp g
The initial connection phase seems a little better for me, but people still drop during the loading screen and I start the game with either one other player, or all AI.
For the past 45 minutes I have been trying to connect to a game. I have tried everything from port forwarding to putting myself on DMZ to turning off my firewall completely. The vast majority of my time is spent in the connection screen, where most people seem to be able to connect to each other, with a few showing "this player has not connected to anyone yet." So we sit there for a while, until people give up and leave. Then, start over. I do this until I get lucky en
You guys are missing the point. Yes, there are counters to spit. Oak can shield, QoT can shield, sedna can heal, erebus can mist, etc. The purpose of spit is not to take down the enemy DG. It is to put them on the defensive, to annoy the crap out of them, to make them panic and not get as much exp as you are getting out of creeps. If they are spending their time away from the battle licking their wounds then they are falling behind. A lot of the time they get frustrated when t
As far as I'm concerned, there is only one correct way to play Unclean Beast. Spit and run. Spit and run. I see people going for armor/hp items, maxing out ooze, trying to melee other demigods at full heath, etc. All wrong man. All wrong. Seriously, if you are not maxing out Venom Spit and stacking +speed items, then you should go play an easier demigod, like rook or regulus. Here is how the game transpires: Starting off, buy the anklets for +speed, the
Also I notice that most people buy favor items at the very beginning. It's a much better idea to see which DGs you are playing against before making the investment.
The "best" favor item may depend on the map, but it also depends on the demigod. As UB, I would never get anything besides the anklet. The reason is that they are essential in early game when you're harassing enemy DGs with spit. A lot of the time, whether you can get several spits on them (and thus kill them) depends on whether you can catch them as they run. I do it all the time, and it is usually followed by them quitting after they die several times in a row. Could I perform well