Rammite

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Taunting is G or H, I forget. Try H first. Taunting gives you a very small amount of money. Taunting shortly after a kill gets you much much more money. I forget the exact stats on juice (I really should've saved that forum post), but it's somewhere nearing: - A boost to health regeneration (NOT INSTANT HEALTH REGEN, Juicing at 20 health means you're going to die anyway) - A boost to all damage you dish out - A boost to Skill regeneration. - Will force you out of any enemy grapples you're currently in. (If you get grappled AFTER you pop Juice, you're screwed.)

Holy crap I didn't think it'd ever be this complicated. All to find a RNG seed.pokeymans is srs bsns

It worked with MNC for some time.And Hi-Rez is trying it again with SMITE. bitchplease.jpegConsistant Uber Bot Streaks whenever I play Tank. Tank is just perfect in all ways possible except that his face is horrifying compared to MNC and his Product Grenade doesn't stun Towers anymore.

I voted "all of them".They're all made by Nintendo, so they're canon. Just because Nintendo's really scraping the bottom of the barrel doesn't mkae it any less authentic.

Maybe 8 games will get you that first hat.

Holy shit - Actual achievements? This is a nice change of pace. Level 5 is okay to level up to, but Level 20 takes quite some time and effort. Anyone that wants these hats will have to actually play the game, not rush for an achievement just for the hat.Luckily, I am already ~lvl 35.

I have Dawn of War 2, and it's great. I'm not much of an RTS person, and I can't really make any educated opinions, but it's certainly worth the $15 for the campaign alone. It's maybe 3-4 hours for one playthrough, and 6 factions to play with. Plus your expected multiplayer and the Last Stand gamemode (Control a single Champion, Dota style, with 2 other people and survive against waves and waves of AI units - Actually good enhough it became its own seperate game), it's worth the money.I can't say much about the other Dawn of Wars in that I have never played them.As for general RTSes, I usually end up hating them. I lack micromanagement and often find resource-control boring and a chore, and the gameplay just doesn't interest me for long.

Aye, me 'eard it too, Witbeard.

Oh, NOW you guys are interested in it.Whelp, maybe this'll get me reinterested in SMNC again.

I'll be honest - I'm actually kind of excited. This is my first time going anywhere near video-game competition in my life.Granted, I'll probably never play and I'd totally prefer it that way, but at least I'll be there in spirit!

How convenient! Those three are my best 3 classes in the game and my mostest favoritest.What's not convenient, however, is my 2-week-long trip in the middle of summer.

How would one clean that quick enough to renable the servers?

It was down for a few minutes, but back up again.

It's a DOTA term. Basically, they start off like trash but grow in power faster than anyone else and can literally carry thier team to victory. By the 20 minute mark as Megabeth, You're either going 0-10 or you're already a god.

dat red velvet

AGH MEGABETHShe's pretty much the definition of a hard carry. Her and Assault. If they get fed, you might as well call GG because they're going to win. I'll assume you know the basics of Dota.SMNC: - FPS controls, duh. - 2+ floors and an emphasis on height - Jungle isn't a literal jungle anymore, and is usually simlpy the second floor of a map. - Annihilator. Big-ass button in the middle of the Jungle. Spend money to hit it, and every single creep in the game dies except for yours, letting you do massive pushes. - Free rotation, League-of-legends style. - No ultimates. - Juice. Obtain Juice through pick-ups or doing team-helpful things. Using Juice is akin to a Kritzkreig + Megaheal from TF2.And, of course, because it's an FPS, people are stupid and focus on the killing and not the DOTA gameplay. Assume every teammate and enemy is stupid unless proven otherwise.

His wards are a giant POS against heroes. At level 4, they only do a pitiful 20 damage per attack.They're much better used to kill creeps and as instant Observer wards. The casting range is rather large, and you can easily toss a ward or two into the jungle while you're pushing one of the side lanes. Gives you an extra 10 seconds to react to incoming ganks, and that can be a giant difference. I often get them at level 4 - free Observer wards at the saem time you're starting to gank is amazingly good for defense and preventing a juke.

Yeah, how any extras do you need? Ideally, we could get all of subSPUF in this, but with almost 120 subSPUFers...

http://cloud.steampowered.com/ugc/578955684031729599/0FD5D1EB96291F0CF629953C5C946E89CADD0A37/ feels bad bro Any tips on staying alive? All too often, I fall under the same little cycle every game I play. [*]Go really well early game (If Venomancer, get First Blood semi-consistently) [*]Be higher leveled compared to enemies [*]I die a bunch but have a fair amount of kills to make up for it [*]I end up underleveled. [*]Carries kill me. [*]Carried get fed. [*]I end up with the lowest level in the game. [*]Carries kill me. [*]Enemy team wins. I think my main problem is that I end up with a low EXP/gold gain for whatever reason - dying a bunch, up against great deniers, not ganking enough, DOTA hates me, what have you. Because of my shitty mid-game performance, I end up dragging my team down to hell. And if I end up surviving mid-game, I usually don't have enough money to spare, and am often relegated to a support role - butchering my exp/gold gain even more.

this this thisAlso, I'd still like to be a mercenary-type company. I make robots and senties for the baddie, not because I'm bad, but because he's got dosh.Maybe a side quest can be bribing me/CEO of Rammite Inc. with a large amount of rep, while also severely weakening all Rammite Inc enemies. That'd be kinda cool.

and along way is good mercs hav getting rep points because rep points is bad man weakness secretlybad man is maybe being the anti fun spuf controller that is totally not eram because that would being rude to bad man eram who weakness is reputation because reputation is also souls of fun and hatlery and essence of spuf and it burn bad man skin Oh, ♥♥♥♥, don't actually use these. These are horrible. I might be able to weave something together.As a general guideline for anyone that wants to slap together a storyline, what should we go with? Generic save-the-hats/person/vip/whatever? Epic battle, New Vegas style? Secret plot that the protagonist must foil? The possibilities are endless!I'm leaning toward the secret plot, maybe with nano-bot rep or posts or something that converts posters to evil. Game culminates in a large scale Protagonist-plus-followers/allies versus Big baddie-and-giant-army.

Last year, it was everyone involved.We just have to make sure everyone shows up at least once. Maybe have a few scenes with fields of spycrabs, and each scene, we swap out spycrab actors so that everyone shows up.

Oh holy shit, that's today?I'm totally making a 2fort map. JUST BECAUSE.

Oh, we'll just say you lent us a hat or something. There, you had an important role in the video. Saxxy.