@evil13killer @Sun-Tzu-GE It's actually a good thing that people buy expensive consoles and overpay for their games, IMHO. It creates a competitive market which is always good.

@bizuit @Sun-Tzu-GE That's why Steam failed so miserably, right? You're a genius.

@Sun-Tzu-GE Because it's not possible to do the same goddamn thing on console. Amirite?

Too bad they fucked this game up. Looks like it could have been fun.

@max-hit @RoadStar1602 Are you a Dota 1 veteran?

@max-hit @tommynj Unfortunately, the community is trash for both games. That is my biggest knock on both games.

@Moeremmo In LoL you deny in ways other than actually last hitting a friendly minion yourself so that your opponent cannot. You do things like poke him when he goes for a last hit and zone him so that he missing creeps. You can also push to his tower and harass him there so that he misses last hits. So, there is plenty of denying going on in LoL. It's just done a little differently.

I've tried Dota, Dota 2, LoL, HoN and I'm in the Infinite Crisis closed beta. LoL is simply the best of these games to me. It has the highest fun factor. The emotional swings I go through when playing LoL cannot be matched by these other MOBAs. In fact, I find Dota 2 to be downright boring, and I think that is the consensus opinion of most LoL players.

If you prefer Dota 2, then by all means play it. But don't come to the forums with a holier than thou attitude about it. Enjoy your game, but respect others who like something else.

1:25 Nobody had the decency to tell poor Dyrus that he had broccoli in his teeth? Fine, be that way.

@Hayasmez If you think Dyrus is a robot, you've obviously never seen Alex Ich.

@b0sse You may have a point there, but you have to remember that these guys are a team. As a team, they need to work together and stick up for each other. When the time comes that they are no longer a team Dyrus may have something different to say, but for now he's doing and saying the right things. You don't see professional athletes trash their teammates in the media, and there's good reason for that. You're not going to see pro gamers do it, either.