Haven't played Smite in a while, I've been playing a lot of other games, including some other mobas, such as League and HotS.
I decided probably 2 months ago to take a break from Smite. It was getting stale and, well, I wanted something fresh. I, for once in my life, took Smite for granted. Biggest mistake ever.
HotS is fun, but too simple. League is hardly exciting to win, yet rage inducing to lose.
And I decided, well, I might play Smite soon. Idk. Other games have me frustrated, and the things that frustrate me make me realize that Smite doesn't have those problems.
For example, League I find champs who have almost-none/no skill shots extremely annoying to play against because I feel like I'm not losing because I'm a worse player, I feel like I'm losing because, well, they're playing an insanely easy champ. I then realize, in Smite, that's not really that much of an issue. Or not nearly as much. So.
Hopefully I'll be on tomorrow or the next day, but on Wednesday a big expansion for a game I play comes out, so you won't be seeing me then :P
Yeah, it's not like the fact that Draven telegraphing his future position over and over could be exploited, or anything. *eye roll*
And I don't understand what point you're trying to make about his damage. Draven's no Vayne, nor Sivir, and his damage scaling throughout the match is wonky due to the inconsistent gold flow. No champ can oneshot anyone with a single anything unless the gold/XP gap between the target and yourself is insanely high.
Well, his scaling is weird which, in all fairness, does make him tricky, and he is super reliant on a good early game.
Pardon me for not letting my sarcasm shine through. I'm well aware of what champions are difficult in League of Legends.
It's actually my bad, I understood you were being sarcastic xD
The only "eh" thing about it I can say is the complexity of the game. You really need to be into it to enjoy it.
That's what makes dota fun IMO (and makes it a lot more different then LoL). but really if you are used to LoL or smite then the first 2 weeks (depending on how much you play) your going to have really an eh this is so hard or what do I do. still it's a lot of fun as you can basicly say **** the meta as you can do 3-1-1 2-2-1 etc. (msot common is 2-1-2 in early lvls and after a while 1-1-3).
dota sounds really complex at first but after a while you will get used to it and then you can make really great plays or fun games.
Um, Draven is. He might one shot you early game, but remember, if he doesn't pick up his axes, which is an insanely hard thing to do considering you control exactly where the axes go, he doesn't do nearly as much damage as every other
right click and one shot people champADC!Pardon me for not letting my sarcasm shine through. I'm well aware of what champions are difficult in League of Legends.
Um, Draven is. He might one shot you early game, but remember, if he doesn't pick up his axes, which is an insanely hard thing to do considering you control exactly where the axes go, he doesn't do nearly as much damage as every other
right click and one shot people champADC!Yeah, it's not like the fact that Draven telegraphing his future position over and over could be exploited, or anything. *eye roll*
And I don't understand what point you're trying to make about his damage. Draven's no Vayne, nor Sivir, and his damage scaling throughout the match is wonky due to the inconsistent gold flow. No champ can oneshot anyone with a single anything unless the gold/XP gap between the target and yourself is insanely high.
Welcome back! If you ever see me online, feel free to ask me for a casual game or something.
Btw, if you didn't know, toast stopped playing too around the same time you did. Maybe because of school or something but SMFG competitive kind of crumbled down and I don't really have any intentions of returning it since I left the clan.
Dota is loads of fun, but honestly I don't want to get into it just because it'll take way too much of my free time along with Smite. The only "eh" thing about it I can say is the complexity of the game. You really need to be into it to enjoy it. Whatever you play, have fun and I hope you'll enjoy Smitefire again.
Yeah, I really do apologize for just sorta randomly jumping ship. I don't really know what happened, it's just sorta one day I stopped playing. Hopefully I'll be playing more, I know you're a pretty hardcore diamond(?) player, but hopefully sometime we can just play a few casuals.
Just by chance, any huge changes to the meta I missed? How's Ah Puch (I have no idea anything about him lol) Is Jan-bae still viable? Thanks in advance (:
Btw, if you didn't know, toast stopped playing too around the same time you did. Maybe because of school or something but SMFG competitive kind of crumbled down and I don't really have any intentions of returning it since I left the clan.
Dota is loads of fun, but honestly I don't want to get into it just because it'll take way too much of my free time along with Smite. The only "eh" thing about it I can say is the complexity of the game. You really need to be into it to enjoy it. Whatever you play, have fun and I hope you'll enjoy Smitefire again.
didn't expect you to get a burnout on smite. maybe you gotta try Dotes (doto/dota) as well the characters with skillshots are extremely rewarding and spamming abilities is less possible because you have really low mana (enough for 2 spells depending on who you are)
you do got the usual pubstomper heroes in dotes and they are a bit harder to counter then
Neither did I, which was the point of this post. Like I said, I didn't really understand how much I loved Smite until I tried some other mobas. I'll still probably play them, but, I guess it was good to expand my horizon when it comes to other mobas. I see why Smite attracts so many people now.
I haven't tried Dota yet, honestly. Maybe I will later.
We know that Annie is the epitome of difficulty.
Um, Draven is. He might one shot you early game, but remember, if he doesn't pick up his axes, which is an insanely hard thing to do considering you control exactly where the axes go, he doesn't do nearly as much damage as every other
right click and one shot people champADC!you do got the usual pubstomper heroes in dotes and they are a bit harder to counter then
Pfft. Everyone knows Malzahar is a difficult champion to play.
If you can't grasp the subtleties of League, then Smite should be a fitting game, then.
We know that Annie is the epitome of difficulty.