No. No more Sniper pls! =(.yeahyeahyeahhh wrote:
I want more Sniper in matches. CIS plz
Same, I am so hyped up, finally a Dota event in germany after TI 2011 in Cologne!Magicphoenix wrote:
Got tickets for ESL in Frankfurt.
Time to start playing dota again...
All the things that I know of dota came from playing WITH and AGAINST people who were like 10 times better than me at that moment. I know I'm not the greatest player, but at least i managed to get 4k MMR rating, since you are from Brazil and you play on the SA server, add me on steam and maybe we can play some games.EineKrone wrote:
Guys, how do I dota?
I have a good enough knowing of the theory, but not sure how to train.(items, skills, commands, pulling, creep blocking, vision; these things I know/can do fairly well)
These days I finally decided to learn dota for good, so far going fairly well.
At the very least, how productive it is to play with someone who is better than you?(on your team and against)
Played with a guy yesterday(3 games, was a full party), he was a good captain, but tended to call everyone an idiot for any error, expecting everyone to be perfectly coordinated. What I would get from this?
Not trying to be a crybaby, but I don't see this as being particularly productive. I could be doing other things... And muting the guy means i won't hear when he is indeed giving good advice.
TY I think '-'
As in full party? Yeah, the games were harder and more organized, from now on I would like more of those IF the captain wasn't so angry. I remember one amazing game with a timbersaw mid(no trees there, how he did what he did... o.O), 2nd hardest game, 1st longest i've had(70min), but the whole time he made us laugh and maintaned us organized.Lolicakey wrote:
Play in team, you'll learn a lot.
Sugoi '-'Lolicakey wrote:
btw:
I've heard of this new alien technology called 'downloading', that eliminates the need for streaming because the data is already on your own computer.Abaddon-ext wrote:
My name answer itself...
My 1.5 mbps internet, near hopeless for fast download... but I want to watch FTP without all that streaming crap
It does work well. It works perfectly, but slow.Abaddon-ext wrote:
I've heard that this downloading doesn't work as well in slow internet
hyhy needs to stop talkin about his gf thoPizzicato wrote:
soon™
I'd love to, but it's just way too expensive.Backfire wrote:
Probably going to be attending TI4, dunno if any of you are.
If it's really 17,000 seats in KeyArena, i think 100€ ($?) for a regular ticket is way too expensive.druidxd wrote:
I'd love to, but it's just way too expensive.Backfire wrote:
Probably going to be attending TI4, dunno if any of you are.
If I only had to pay 100$ I would totally attend, hell, even the 500$ VIP ticket, but the thing is, being from Argentina, a trip to USA is not the cheapest thing in the world.Magicphoenix wrote:
If it's really 17,000 seats in KeyArena, i think 100€ ($?) for a regular ticket is way too expensive.druidxd wrote:
I'd love to, but it's just way too expensive.
It didn't even fill up the benaroya hall with 3000 seats. There were still 10-20% of the seats left blank
There were 500k or so people watching the finale of TI3.Magicphoenix wrote:
If it's really 17,000 seats in KeyArena, i think 100€ ($?) for a regular ticket is way too expensive.
It didn't even fill up the benaroya hall with 3000 seats. There were still 10-20% of the seats left blank
Online, yes.Remco32 wrote:
There were 500k or so people watching the finale of TI3.Magicphoenix wrote:
If it's really 17,000 seats in KeyArena, i think 100€ ($?) for a regular ticket is way too expensive.
It didn't even fill up the benaroya hall with 3000 seats. There were still 10-20% of the seats left blank
I'm pretty sure those 17k seats were all sold out.
Compared to something like a concert that only last an evening vs an multiple day event, €100 is nothing.