I see it doing just fine. There will be a crowd that covets LoL as their go to game, as well as a crowd that will only go to Dota 2. Same with the competetive scene. LoL players will play LoL, and Dota players will play Dota. I'm in love with LoL right now. Gonna give Dota 2 another shot here soon.
the same as now, more champs and stable community, dont see it going anywhere or having drastic changes anytime soon, even with dota 2 release the community will be pretty much the same
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LoL is slowly turning into the new starcraft. DOTA2 is fun, but somewhat more unbalanced and less competitive imo because of the fact that you can't really catch up once someone is fed.
LoL is slowly turning into the new starcraft. DOTA2 is fun, but somewhat more unbalanced and less competitive imo because of the fact that you can't really catch up once someone is fed.shakmaster13
[QUOTE="shakmaster13"]LoL is slowly turning into the new starcraft. DOTA2 is fun, but somewhat more unbalanced and less competitive imo because of the fact that you can't really catch up once someone is fed.SAGE_OF_FIRE
I think you mean the opposite.
No, I know what I mean. Since there is no surrender option(yet), most matches are over 15-20 minutes in, but they get dragged out. I like the way LoL does it better. Sure you can get fed and roflstomp the enemy, but if you don't put them away fast enough they will level up and gear up and be able to counter you. This makes the game much more interesting.
LoL is slowly turning into the new starcraft. DOTA2 is fun, but somewhat more unbalanced and less competitive imo because of the fact that you can't really catch up once someone is fed.shakmaster13
DOTA 2 will be much more popular in the competitive scene. DOTA 2 is way more balanced. If a person gets fed why should you be able to catch up to them. You lost early game, so you lose.
[QUOTE="shakmaster13"]LoL is slowly turning into the new starcraft. DOTA2 is fun, but somewhat more unbalanced and less competitive imo because of the fact that you can't really catch up once someone is fed.shakmaster13
I think you mean the opposite.
No, I know what I mean. Since there is no surrender option(yet), most matches are over 15-20 minutes in, but they get dragged out. I like the way LoL does it better. Sure you can get fed and roflstomp the enemy, but if you don't put them away fast enough they will level up and gear up and be able to counter you. This makes the game much more interesting. Lol what?! You got your games mixed up bud. Ive played over 1000 hours of LoL and I can tell you it's the exact opposite. LoL is WAY harder to come back from a harsh lane phase.
[QUOTE="shakmaster13"]LoL is slowly turning into the new starcraft. DOTA2 is fun, but somewhat more unbalanced and less competitive imo because of the fact that you can't really catch up once someone is fed.Cloud567kar
DOTA 2 will be much more popular in the competitive scene. DOTA 2 is way more balanced. If a person gets fed why should you be able to catch up to them. You lost early game, so you lose.
Since glitch spot won't let me put two quotes in one post, I will have to double post. Why should I be punished for someone doing slightly worse in a different lane? And I doubt DOTA2 will be anywhere near as competitive as LoL, at best it will be slightly more competitive than DOTA.
No, I know what I mean. Since there is no surrender option(yet), most matches are over 15-20 minutes in, but they get dragged out. I like the way LoL does it better. Sure you can get fed and roflstomp the enemy, but if you don't put them away fast enough they will level up and gear up and be able to counter you. This makes the game much more interesting. Lol what?! You got your games mixed up bud. Ive played over 1000 hours of LoL and I can tell you it's the exact opposite. LoL is WAY harder to come back from a harsh lane phase.
Ive also played over 200 hours of DOTA2.
I think you are the one who has the games confused.
[QUOTE="shakmaster13"]LoL is slowly turning into the new starcraft. DOTA2 is fun, but somewhat more unbalanced and less competitive imo because of the fact that you can't really catch up once someone is fed.shakmaster13
I think you mean the opposite.
No, I know what I mean. Since there is no surrender option(yet), most matches are over 15-20 minutes in, but they get dragged out. I like the way LoL does it better. Sure you can get fed and roflstomp the enemy, but if you don't put them away fast enough they will level up and gear up and be able to counter you. This makes the game much more interesting. Yeah. I was playing with a few freinds, and my connection cut out for 10 mins. When I re-connected everyone was level 18 and I was 14. But we still won and I got 15 kills in total. :lol:
[QUOTE="CaptainAhab13"]Anyone play HoN anymore? I feel like that game might finally bite the dust after a few months of Dota 2 in the market. Do you mean HoN will bite the dust or LoL will? And I know HoNs community has gone down, but by how much I am unsure.
[QUOTE="CaptainAhab13"]Anyone play HoN anymore? I feel like that game might finally bite the dust after a few months of Dota 2 in the market. The main thing HoN had going for it was that it was a DOTA clone with better graphics. Now that there's DOTA 2 coming out, I don't see the game staying profitable for much longer.
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