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Pato was also about 14 when he joined u5/hoorai. Lucifron must have started very young I think but went pro at what, 16?

its not about going pro its about competing

rt/10

Fuck im too slow on this phone...

Quote: Originally Posted by helpfulman Bonecracker is not in his 40s lol.. he's like 20-something. But he looks older because he has a beard and glasses I guess. the chinese players call him uncle oh im sorry. i swear someone said he was 40.... false info :S lol @ uncle

Quote: Originally Posted by justbritto Interesting question. I can't answer it, but i can tell you that, in the countries that produce the best players, chess and go players start training to be pro as soon as they reach school age. And as we all know, pros in physical sports generally start that early too. So the question of whether RTS is physical or mental is kinda a non-issue. Wow. What kind of a idiot do you have to be to.. Oh...

thanks alot, i just DL'd both those reps, ill definately watch em.

i play footmen frenzy all the time. totally awesome. im down for games whenever

Quote: Originally Posted by R.Gaming_Strike Its a funny lame tactic to win 4on4´s without creating any barrack-unit or hero. Just using acy´s and ziggs. I know its not a gosu tac but at least its funny. And if you have 3 good allies you can easy win some matchs. wat

Quote: Originally Posted by Santard The same amount it had without spirit link? SL doesn't reduce damage taken, it just spreads it out to ensure that FF doesn't work as well, chain heal and scrolls are more effective etc. With SL you spread out damage, causing healing wave to be more effective then when only 1 unit would have taken damage. Thus acutally creating more 'virtual' hp.