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I just tested Omni a bit ago - You can't Purify any ally that's Repelled. It should work the same for enemies as well. According to the wiki, Repel also removes most effects from the target, like a Purge. Presumably, it'll purge buffs/debuffs like Hex and Enfeeble and Empower.

jesus ♥♥♥♥ shits this One day, my cousin came out to my house. She used my comptuer for a bit to check her neopets account. I saw some games and asked if I could play. Thus begins my 3 years of Neopets. 3 Shoyrus, pretty meh stuff. I got into Roblox after some years and started to wean on Neopets. After some time, I simply forgot about it. The password was unknown and my email had changed. They were lost forever :C EDIT: omg i refound my page. Started playing July 2003. the nostalgia stings

http://www.mspaintadventures.com/?s=6&p=006720 Act 6 Act 3 started off on LOCAH. EDIT: No wonder, the page just before it reveals it all. LOCAH was revealed 7 months ago.

Crypts and Helium. Jane entered quite some time ago.

I hate playing against him because he turns around a teamfight so well. If everyone is about to die, he can totally bring everyone back to full health, while ripping the enemy carry to shreds. It's all about sticking with the team, playing selflessly, and knowing who to heal/buff.

Yep. Armlet is so strong because it's like a "Beserk" kind of item. You can use it by clicking it, or pressing whatever button you have the items bound to (I use 1-6). Turning it on gives you a LOT of damage, 500 max health, but will drain your health as if you were poisoned. You can turn it off at any time to stop the health drain and bounses. Also, I looked at that last match you had. THINGS YOU COULD HAVE DONE BETTER - Buy your Recommended items. They are custom made for each hero and splitting away from it generally is not a good idea while you are new. You bought Boots first, which doesn't help you survive. - Buy things often. Having a lot of money is nice, but it doesn't help you kill anything. - Listen to your team. While your team was fighting a 4v5, desperately trying to defend your base, you would be off on the other side of the map. - Don't obsess over kills. Farming for stronger items would have helped you more against that Outworld Destroyer or Huskar that would get away all too often. THINGS YOU DID DO PRETTY NICELY - You had a good sense of self-preservation, and you'd rarely lunge into a losing fight. - You were really good with landing your stun to escape safely. THINGS YOU HAD NO CONTROL OVER - Your teammates were shit. Early game, you'd stun Outworld and go in for a kill, and your teammate Clinkz would not give a ♥♥♥♥. - Your teammates forgot that they were in a team with 4 other people. They'd love to run around and do nothing while the enemy destroyed the base. - Your team didn't buy a courier, so your team was incredibly ill-equpped for every fight. - Nature's Prophet was killing towers left and right and no one was able to deal with him. THINGS I WOULD SUGGEST (But are totally cool if you decide not to) - Practice against bots. In particular, practice Last Hitting - you will just smack a creep in the hopes that you'll get some money. Not only does this leave the gold up to luck, but it allows everyone to rip you to shreds. - Don't get Attribute Bonus. As a newer player, it's generally not worth it, because your abilites don't grow. All in all, you're off to a good start. How's about playing with some of us? Trying to learn is hard when you're teamed up with randoms that just don't care.

WAIT MY MIND IS THINKING THINGS All of the Scratch'd Kids' Planets follow the same naming structure. Land of (Place you put dead people) and (Noble Gas) The Scratched Kids are not Heros. The Citizens of thier planets waited for them and they soon realized that their saviors would arrive long after thier extinction, thus the dead people. Because they could not save anything and were never meant to save anything, they were not Heroes. They were Nobles.

You live in the netherlands

I'll look into this, then.

Skeleton King has the most passives at 3. I could recommend Phantom Assassin. She's SUPPOSED to be fucktardedly fragile, but since these are newbies you're playing against... The 3 swords are a result of him being crapsurdedly fed. As for keeping him weak, you'll need some True Sight to counter his invisibility. Many newbies will pick Invisibility heroes and think that means they can't be hit. If you buy some True Sight, you can attack them off guard and maul thier face in. I'll look at the replay for a more detailed response, but first things first: -Did you focus your damage on Luna first? She's been the most deadly in this game. -Did you make sure to have the mana for Reincarnation when it wasn't cooling down? -Did you activate your Armlet during a fight, and make sure to turn it off after a fight?

well still i feel bad WE LOVE YOU IAN WE PROMISE

I want to say try a Crystalys then Daedalus instead of MKB. MKB is expensive and generally only used to counter Evasion - Phantom Assassin, Windrunner, and Brewmaster. Crystalys is easier to build, and Crystalys/Daedalus are a percentage of your damage instead of a flat damage. The Daedalus vs MKB debate goes back and forth a lot and there isn't any straight answer. If you're strapped for money however, a Crystalys is rather cheap and gets the job done nicely. Also, a Talisman of Evasion could work if you're up against a strong carry. With Backtrack avoiding 25% of all damage and Talisman giving another 25%, you're cutting a Carry's damage in half!

i totally criticized your build :c

I hear starting out with Rot is better than Hook, if only because Rot helps you last hit and Hook does nothing level 1. I'd get the Force Staff after Hood, before Scepter. Make sure to actually get your boots. Some times I'd catch you saying you'd be slow because you didn't have Boots of Travel, but you have the money for a regular Boots. I wanna say get an early Cloak, between your Boots and the BoT Recipe. You might need the extra resistance since you aren't taking Flesh Heap. Even then, get this early cloak only if there's a scary caster running around like Lina or Death Propthet or Leshrac.

He's really nice if you have the reflexes. The entirety of Storm Spirit is built around fast reflexes and great combos. He's got: -Stun -Explosive Mines -Passive +Teleport It's the teleport ult and his passive that really define him. At any time, he can teleport - 2 feet or 2000 feet - at the cost of mana. If he does this, or any of his other spells, his passive charges his next attack, making it do much more damage, and as an explosion. With good reflexes, you can chain all of your skills in a very short amount of time, getting your passive explosion to hit every second.

OH NO FEFERI ATE ERIDIAN

i didn't get it until the 3rd time around :c

every match i play with him Cant last hit = Tanks damage = Buys multiple salves = No early game items = Shaky foundation = Cannot get gold from kills = Farms all day

oh my jesus fuck i love jakiro hellfire needs to learn how to lasthit and when to stop farming

I got the Juggernaut pack quite a while ago. IT IS SO GOOD "Run, little bottom tower! Run!" "Your bottom tower is all alone in the world, being attacked" "Your ancient is being victimized!" "See what's happening to your ancient? That means you're a loser."

http://puu.sh/1oJ83 http://puu.sh/1oJ8i http://puu.sh/1oJ9A

Ice Path too stronk omg And then Hertz got a Rapier and then he dropped it because we didn't pay attention and he got greedy Then Dazzle took it and he Shallow Graved himself and we flipped Then Skye took it then went back to farming

I didn't think I'd live to see a fed Lich. This so much. Except I liked League while waiting for my beta key.

A friend just got into Dota 2. Enthralled by CK. -Doesn't like Armlet (Cannot micro) -Tends to tank creep damage (And as a result, will buy many Salves) -His build is usually: Bracer > Power Treads > Vitality Boost > Hyper Stone > Vanguard -Cannot micro his ult whatsoever. -Map awareness of brick What in the world do I tell him