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10/8/2012 5:19:47 AM
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DOTA 2's reporting/leaving system
I absolutely hate it. If you have technical difficulties like your computer crashing and you have to reopen everything, you will probably take more than 5 minutes. There are also many glitches, and some of them break the game until you reopen it. There is no surrender option, so if you have a team full of AFKers you can't do anything about it, especially when there is no auto kick AFK or reporting AFK. You get banned for no good reason just for doing bad if all your team are full of elitists and dumb kids or trolls. Most of the time half the team just sits home at spawn because easy battle points.
In general this game is pretty mediocre. There are many lag issues as well. Customization is just unrealistic when it takes around 25 full length games just to level up, even without the trolls reporting you for no reason. There are also so many heroes. It isn't like TF2, with just 9 classes. I've got the game for 4 days now, and I've been "banned" for 2.5 of those days. Broken game is broken. There is also a slight balance issue in the game with the dragon always spawning on the Dire side of the map, giving the Dire a slight late game advantage.
ITT: Discuss DOTA 2.
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I haven't had much problem with the community. And there aren't any terribly big balance issues. The game is fantastic, I love it.
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I thoroughly enjoy Dota 2. I've been playing it just about every day now for the past couple of months and I've got to say, it's really fun. The learning curve is steep and being on the losing side is really frustrating, but overall I haven't had too many issues with people outside of the usual bad apple that you see just about anywhere else.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Hylebos [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Megas Alexandros [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Hylebos ...There's no surrender option? Wow, that seems like an oversight.[/quote] You don't understand.[/quote]No, I understand perfectly. I play League of Legends afterall, and I know just how hopeless a match can become if you fall behind, and I'm just suprised that there's nothing as basic as a resign feature. Like I said, it seems like an oversight.[/quote] Oh, lol. At first sight I thought you were being sarcastic. Lol.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Megas Alexandros [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Hylebos ...There's no surrender option? Wow, that seems like an oversight.[/quote] You don't understand.[/quote]No, I understand perfectly. I play League of Legends afterall, and I know just how hopeless a match can become if you fall behind, and I'm just suprised that there's nothing as basic as a resign feature. Like I said, it seems like an oversight.
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... i'll just stick to playing LoL
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Zdann Isn't DOTA 2 still in beta?[/quote] Yes but it is planned for release before the end of this year, I believe. They have a lot of work to do.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Hylebos ...There's no surrender option? Wow, that seems like an oversight.[/quote] You don't understand. This is a game with matches that can last for over an hour, not like the 5-15 minute matches of FPS games these days. This is why they put so strict rules on leavers in the first place: because if you leave then basically the other players in your team waste an hour of their time (because there is no joining mid-game either). But this also means that sometimes if you are losing and you just want to end the match you can't leave. People can also exploit that. If there is a team of very good players they can just defend to drag on the match indefinitely (which people actually do because you seem to earn more battle points the longer a match goes on). [Edited on 10.07.2012 9:25 PM PDT]
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Isn't DOTA 2 still in beta?
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...There's no surrender option? Wow, that seems like an oversight.
