Thrandiul

I know my team is always happy to see priests, it makes us level a ton faster. I try to make sure our team almost always saves and buys up to catas at rank 8.

Opponents are this way as well. It seems like if you a new player or dominate them for a game they will instantly claim your demigod is so OP. Literally the only demigod who hasn't gotten the OP claim from any of the games I've played has been Torch Bearer. I literally had an opponent scream in chat saying, "THIS IS STUPID SINGLE PLAYER HARD MODE WAS SO MUCH EASIER"

After losing a match on Cataract with 3 TBs vs others, one of our players proceeded to call every single developer stupid because "mines are so OP" and "this isn't NEARLY AS GOOD AS DOTA because you could destroy mines" "If the developers are so smart why do mines have health bars?" "I'm IN A GAMING COMPANY MYSELF I KNOW THIS STUFF" over and over again. After much back and forth coversation and asking him to please stop and lose honerably, I told him I was going to ignore him, at which

Why not give us a mana bar that is just below the health bar? It'd be useful to tell how much mana my teamate has so I know that he won't be able to heal me/shield me/etc. for very long.

I'm not sure, but I think that Mark of the Betrayer cast before QoT uses her shield makes it where the shield cannot cast and she just takes some damage. It's happened to me before, at least I've always thought this was the cause. :D

[quote who="Milskidasith" reply="7" id="2223131"]Late game reg is pretty balanced; really, he isn't that bad at all. He is really good, I will admit, but it's the range, really. Besides, he's so much crap early game he needs to be tough. I mean, yeah, a level 20 fully equipped reg with an autoattack/mines build is going to be really powerful... but when are you ever going to see a Reg even hit 15 for shrapnel mines (without those, he can't get kills), let alone 20

Actually shield does not last forever. Cast it once and stand still, it goes away, meaning it does go away over time. The reason I say to wait 4 or 5 seconds though is if you think you've done about halfway damage and then start using some burst damage you can break through and do some damage to her actual health before she has a chance to recast it. For instance, if you've done about 800 damage to a 1450 shield as tb, (you can actually mentally add the numbers as you are at

Worthless was a poor choice of words, but spit scales less as you go on, though the damage to buildings is a plus. A spit build has it's ups and downs, just like Ooze, however I just find myself liking the more stable melee survivability that ooze offers over spit, due to health stacking and the fact you don't need mana.

Ah sorry I thought you meant ooze's killing power on creeps was slow, my mistake.

Okay I'm sorry but when you say "1 vs 1" it's pretty ridiculous. You can't base an entire game off of "If Unclean beast faced Sedna on a completely blank map and Sedna had like no minions and there was no backup and Sedna had this specific build while UB has this specific one, and if both characters were somehow of exact equal skill and had no potions, items, etc...." there's an extreme amount of variables that can poke through the 1 vs 1 thoughtline you have pursued. An Oak can

Wait until they run out of mana or buy mana sucking items. Also, if you can gauge the health of their shield, use a powerful burst damage attack to bust through and do extra damage so they lose some health before they have to shield again. When QoT shields it is not the time to be using powerful burst damage attacks, wait 4 or 5 seconds and then unleash.

What are your "bad teamates" stories? -I've had at least 3 or 4 regulus players who just stand at the health crystal using snipe the entire game, not even going out to farm creeps and staying at level 1 -I had a Sedna teamate that went "pure stats" and got no ability until level 7, at which point the game was already over -I had an Erebus teamate that went a pure mist build. He would type "lol they fell for my mist" every time an enemy demigod (sometimes 2 or 3)

I have an anti UB guide: http://forums.demigodthegame.com/352594 And a UB Ooze guide: (I know we have one but no offense it lacks a lot of data about ooze in general, as well as tips and a specific BO) http://forums.demigodthegame.com/352763

I'd say the item choices are bad too except you need speed to chase people. You don't have to be in melee range, but you do have to be fast enough for your arrows and tower to be in range, those usually finish people off. Plus, it is hilarious to see a speed rook roaming around, and scary to see one chasing you. I at least have boots of speed with my ninja rook build, I hardly ever get Journeyman trends though.

I've always wanted to try a yeti build but it's not that they are horrible but every one of Sedna's other skills absolutely rock. You can't really go without heal and pounce, and once you get those done there's inner grace which gives you some amazing move and healing speed, and then you have the healing aura, and magnificent prescence and silence... it's just all so good compared to yetis. Once you really step back though yetis stink compared to all other minions. T

Imo it all depends on who you have as teamates. If you have at least ONE general he can deal with towers better than you, even with spit. (If a general has monks they can pretty much demolish a tower with no damage taken) Rook is pretty much the best structure destroyer in the game, TB can deal with towers with both an ice and fire build, Regulus just outranges them, making you literally the worst structure destroyer in the game. IMO the thing UB excels at the most is

There's a good reason why most only play Cataract, a good majority of the maps are unbalanced, with Crucible and Prison being the worst imo. (Prison doesn't have any bad map designs that can be taken advantage of, but it's just too open, and it's all about who has the best roaming gank squad)

I'm not sure what you mean by slow. Max ooze does 140 damage a second and most creeps (not including priests and such) have 120 to 300 health. That means in 2 or 3 seconds all of them will be down, which is nearly the same amount of time post mortem takes.

Ooze acts the same way enemy crosswind, it just takes a bit slower time to work. Besides, it's just wasting a skill point by getting post mortem if you are going ooze, in which case you will already have an AOE attack for creeps.

Well, someone just saw terminator. Otherwise it really wouldn't fit in with the times.

It's very hard to pull off but I don't see why it should go to the opposing team if they aren't touching you and you die.

[quote who="RelaxedDave" reply="14" id="2218787"]Good advice but what about those of us who don't have 800+ favour points ?[/quote] I already have a section on there for that. Charm of life is instantly affordable unless you just bought something and does relatively the same thing only it has 400 less health.

I managed to do pretty well using this build, but we still lost because of a foul-mouth/team blaming erebus player who believed that a pure mist build was the best build ever.

Why do people keep saying stuff I'm not doing? :D We don't make dumb mistakes like push through the middle, but once a reg player gets ashkandor he really does kill demigods in 3 to 5 seconds. He'll basically be able to kill all demigods he comes acoss, which makes capping portals just a way to feed him.

I play unclean beast as an ooze build, which is about as anti regulus as you can be. And I also focus a lot on hp regain and hp, I usually have around 8k end game. We didn't buy priests early, we bought it all in one go because we usually have a ton of money from killing the regs, the other one played as an oak I believe. The problem was if they defend long enough the reg player can sell every item he has and get ashkandor without any negative affects because a demigod will