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I thought it would be interesting to see how hard or easy your local home course is. I suggest we take a look at the rating for a round with score of par at the latest PDGA sanctioned event to compare, both for long and short tees. Although, I know ratings can fluctuate quite a bit depending on the field, weather and so on. Let me know if you have better ways to compare difficulty between different courses.

It would be great if you would put your answer in this survey, so we can gather data from as many courses as possible.

https://da.surveymonkey.com/r/YKKKDQK

I can start:

Local Course: Tilst Bypark, Aarhus, Denmark

Rating for par (short tee): 9

My mates and I need a 5th man for a clan war in JDL here at 20:00 CET. Someone can help us out? We are 3.5-4k players. Let me know asap or add pjevser4 on steam.

I've discussed the following quite a lot with my freinds and want clarifaction.

If I control Willbreaker and target a creature with a spell; "put this creature on its owners hand" do I get control of that creature or does it end up on the owners hand? Likewise if I destroy a creature do I get control of it or does it die? Does Willbreaker "overrule" or not?

I just wondered how many different heroes you play? Do you just spam the same hero(es) over and over again or are you more into diversity?

For example myself; I have over 900 games and the hero I played the most is only 30. Compared to my friend who has the same amount of games but almost 400 games combined on only Elder Titan and Weaver.

Not that I'm generally against playing the same hero over and over, just thinks it would become very boring after a short while.

So how do you play?

I was just recenctly arguing with my friend regarding the use of legacy keys in Dota 2. I converted to the qwer-system but my friend is still playing with legacy keys.

He claims that many pro players still use legacy keys because the transformation to the qwer-system will take some time and will not be worth it. He also believes that legacy keys are more "skilled" and therefore resist to convert.

So do any of you know how many (if any) pro players are still using legacy keys? (Couldn't find any information on google)

And is legacy keys still in use in general? Any of you still using them?

Thanks for your time!