triumvir

Well, so much for playing Unity and Far Cry 4. Thanks for saving me $120 bucks, Ubisoft!

My crew of dota buds and I sit around 2500-3500 mmr. I've found Omni fairly effective, at that level. More importantly, I just think he's super fun to play, as I love playing support. (Barring obvious team comp faux pas) if I like a character, I'll play them. I still play Windrunner all the time, for example, despite the fact she's underpowered right now. I enjoy her playstyle.

EDIT: RE Carry-Omni: if he get's fed and ignores what the normal core items are in favour of stuff like Basher, Mjolnir, Helm of Dominator or Armlet, he can do an okay semi-carry. He's already tanky and durable, with a built-in BKB. It's sort of a joke build, but I bet someone could make it work.

Aw yeah. Let's talk about sick doto pocket strats in these GB comments. Everyone will know what we are talking about.

I can't blame him. Did you even see that new Omniknight set?! Can't wait for that treasure to release. :3

@yurimegumi said:

HELLO DID SOMEONE MENTION A NEW PATCH

I fear Chen now. Luckily, at my current mmr, I rarely run up against a good one. lol

Holy shit, duder. That stuff sort of went over my head when I was checking it out at work (no time to crunch numbers). If that shakes out right, you could get a major item on the back of one kill.

All of my main characters got substantial buffs. Especially Warlock. His Ultimate ability was powerful before; now it is broke as fuck.

The changes to the map, the way runes work, and the way damage works are probably the most significant updates.

#newmeta

I'd like to see CD Projekt Red have a crack at a Star Trek RPG, a la the first Mass Effect. Either that or have Telltale Games do it (I think the episodic structure is perfect for a Star Trek video game). Speaking of Telltale, I'd dance with joy if they ever did a game in the Neuromancer universe.

Really, I want Double Fine to make a Dave Lang simulator. It would have to be in Flash though.

@corruptedevil: The case is pretty large and the carry-on restrictions for the airline I'm using preclude me doing this.

So, I'm moving across Canada next week. I'm really only taking a handful of things with me, but I'd like one of them to be my gaming rig. I'm not driving, so my only real option of getting such a large piece of equipment to my new place is by having it shipped, but I'm not sure what my best option would be or which shipping service would be the safest for this sort of thing. Honestly, I'm not even sure what the best way to pack it would be.

If you duders have some experience with shipping a PC long distances, I'd appreciate the input.

YESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYES

The best new I've heard all day. I am now Brad Muir happy. :D