AKillerWhale

What happens when you have 2 AI on your team? :P Had a game the other day where a player dropped about half way through but we kept playing because anything was better than how that guy was doing. We were struggling to match the creeps of the other team and he went and proudly announced he bought a godplate and was now "invincible", then he proceded to die a couple of times. I don't care if the other team goes after the AI, I usually try to baby sit it as much as possible and it usual

[quote who="pacov" reply="27" id="2389984"] Quoting generalkazar, reply 25I said this in frogboy's post and I will say it here too. There are not enough people playing demigod, so alienating a whole group of people that probably adds up to over 50% of the player base is not good for the game. This feature will probably be the final nail on the Demigod coffin, and it saddens me. I agree that alienating premades = bad idea, but we'll see. I don't think this will be the nai

Depends on what your team does with it. It can certainly speed a victory along. But if you die 3-4 times for this your team obviously isn't doing too much with it [e digicons]:dur:[/e]

I usually die the first 10 sec of the fight... on purpose >_>; to get the pressure off that first kill you know? Seriously though, it's only a problem if your entire team sucks but then you would have lost anyway.

Here's a better new idea to counter ninjas: Buy a Teleport scroll. Why take skill out of the game with such a lazy sollution as fire "area silence" and forget "for 45sec." ? By the way good luck placing totems at each of your portals every 45 sec. throughout the entire game. As I don't see how you can prevent a ninja with this method unless you keep placing the totem.

Check out the control options in the in game controls menu?

I used to be all about swift anklet but now I'm loving the cloak of night. It helps me escape way better (especially around corners) and I've also telefragged a fair few people ;D

[quote who="Ceeshond" reply="10" id="2312590"]I could be 100/0 win/loss ratio and it wouldnt indicate anything. I could be lucky with my teammates far as you know... Ah well.. at some time in the future i`ll have played with mostly anybody and then they might know im not to bad [/quote]Yeah so what? If you're 100/0 and was lucky with teammates that atleast means you weren't a burden on the team. Meaning that if you're playing with a good team there's a high probab

[quote who="Ceeshond" reply="5" id="2312139"]Yeah.. Im sure of it Its just that i have no real indication of my real skill level... [/quote]I know I'd give you the benifit of the doubt with 27 wins / 35 losses. That would indicate to us that you're a good player with a bad stroke of luck when it comes to teammates.

[quote who="Ceeshond" reply="9" id="2311664"] Sure atm, its the games fault for not having a team automatch... but as long as custom games are ranked we will see this behaviour even with automatch installed, because some people like being at the top even when they suck VS any competition[/quote]Is there any competition out there then? You'd think they would encounter some eventually. It's not like most people seek out easy matches. I've entered many games that have "good players"

I tried naming conventions like "good players" and stuff like that but it turns out that rarely anyone joins those. I guess a lot of people are looking for easy games to pad their stats, so I don't bother with them anymore. Plus I like people whining about premade in a teamplay based game. I love the irony of it. After another night of having "good players" in the title and getting people with records of 0 wins 10 loses and 10 wins 30 loses etc. I'm starting to wonder if people pay at

Ugh it's so silly that some people don't want teamplay and strategy to be rewarded. I think some peopel confuse this game for a mini rpg based around PVP while it's actually a strategy game. It really surprises me that people are shocked and surprised when they find teams made up of people who like to play together. [e digicons]:dur:[/e]

I've seen Rooks kill 2 DGs at the same time with a hammerslam. You just need to figure out the correct timing and predict where you opponent is going. Also like many others have said it's really dumb to compare just skills, you have to look at the entire DG skill set and stats to see if something is balanced or not. I can't count the times a Rook saved my ass with a boulder roll or how many times we absolutely destroyed a guy with a boulder roll + pounce/snipe/whatever + hammer slam combo.</p