VerySharpCup

I tried using the subreddit search option for this, but there don't really seem to be many people on this subreddit that have only played Fallout 1 and 2 and haven't played any of the later games.

First, I am fine with going from hexagonal based movement to FPS.

In 1 and 2 I played through them in a bit of a pacifistic way. I would kill enemies in random encounters, but not really anyone in side or main quests. I had my Charisma and Intelligence stats both set to 10 and to me, the games (especially 2) were all about the dialogue. I loved the dialogue so much. The way with a high enough Charisma and Speech stat you could talk your way through nearly any situation and the dialogue options re

I think Eugene's the most likely main character to die by the end of this arc. (Excluding Negan/Dwight if The Sanctuary situation isn't resolved by potentially having one of those two take back over).

Rick said at the start of A New Beginning that he didn't want Eugene out on the field anymore because he is too valuable. Now he is out on the field again for one last herd. He's obviously fatigued and his radio has been found by Siddiq so it's not like the Stephanie plot line can't continue without him.

He also doesn't believe he's being useful even though he does so much for the community, but he must know that saving the community from this herd is the most useful thing that he could ever

If Dwight betrays Negan by going to Ezekiel like in the comics any time soon. He will find Daryl there.

The two of them would have leverage against each other. Daryl would be able to out Dwight as a traitor and Dwight would be able to reveal Daryl's location to Negan.

This combined with the fact that Daryl is already aware that Dwight dislikes Negan could be a good basis for trust in this coalition for the coming war.

Just a thought.

Not including team sports of more than two people

I figured there must be, but I don't know sports too well. This doesn't mean that they never lose. Everyone has off games.

Roger Federer from 2004 to 2009 was VERY good at tennis, so maybe use him as the base level to quantify what 'dominating' means.

Are there currently any people in any sports that are more dominating in their sport than Roger Federer was in Tennis from 2004 to 2009?

I've read that Ronnie O Sullivan is believed to be significantly the best Snooker player, but he had some issues with mental health a few years ago and a lot of people think that he doesn't take the game of Snooker too seriously and it's better for

On nearly all of my games so far I have tried practising to be a good roaming support, and nearly all of my wins have been complete stomps.

I've played 14 games so far and only lost 3. The changes to the bounty runes have been glorious and I make sure to grab one every time they spawn so it's really easy to keep caught up on levels, which is something I struggle at as a roamer since I often fall behind. I've mainly been roaming as Crystal Maiden, Venomancer and Bounty Hunter and tried to be as aggressive as I can early. I made a post some of you may have seen the other day about Helm of the Dominator and its new position as a support item, and i

TL;DR at the bottom

Cross posted to r/truedota2

WHY AM I MAKING THIS POST?

With the changes to Helm of the Dominator, it is now less likely to be bought on carries that bought it before and more likely to be bought on utility offlaners, roamers and supports. Since a lot of people tend to focus more on one role than others, I am sure that unless you are a Doom, Chen or Enchantress player, you probably don't know neutral creep abilities too well if you didn't already before this patch.

WHY IS IT MORE LIKELY TO BE BOUGHT ON THESE ROLES NOW?

Helm of the Dominator is now a slightly weaker version of Drums from a few patches ago. Drums gave 9 to all stats and a movem

TL;DR at the bottom

Cross posted to r/learndota2

WHY AM I MAKING THIS POST?

With the changes to Helm of the Dominator, it is now less likely to be bought on carries that bought it before and more likely to be bought on utility offlaners, roamers and supports. Since a lot of people tend to focus more on one role than others, I am sure that unless you are a Doom, Chen or Enchantress player, you probably don't know neutral creep abilities too well if you didn't already before this patch.

WHY IS IT MORE LIKELY TO BE BOUGHT ON THESE ROLES NOW?

Helm of the Dominator is now a slightly weaker version of Drums from a few patches ago. Drums gave 9 to all stats and a move

TL;DR at the bottom

I posted this earlier but looking back now my old post doesn't show up in the /new feed for this subreddit when it was meant to appear, so I am guessing the system bugged.

The issues I am wondering about are 127-144, i.e, The first issue after the time skip to the border of heads.

I need to comment on the show to explain my concerns.

From what I have gathered, several episodes of this season haven't been very popular with some Show Only people. The ones I am talking about are ones like Carol in The Kingdom and Maggie in The Hilltop. This comes down to two main reasons from what I have seen.

1. That nothing big happens in the episodes. (As comic readers,

8 is not divisible by 1.5, and you don't want to wake up in the middle of a sleep cycle since you feel awful.

Is it more that you should sleep for 7.5 hours for two nights and 9 hours on the third night? Or is it that we should sleep for 8 hours each night and wake up grumpy?

Or does the 8 hours accommodate for an extra 30 minutes to fall asleep? Because I often need an hour to fall asleep.

Thanks for any answers!

I really did enjoy the show, [Monster](/s "but why would they end it like that? I liked most of the ending except for literally the last scene. Why would they show an empty bed where Johan was? What is it with works of fiction giving ambiguous endings? Monster isn't something that you can just give an ambiguous ending to like 'but then he escaped!' The point in the story is solving Johan and solving the issue of him murdering and manipulating people. Be that by killing him, jailing him or leaving him comatose in a bed. This is left unanswered by having him escape. By showing that scene the story is no longer complete, which is especially bad given they had 74 episodes to do it in. Ambiguous

I make this post because drafting characters is one thing I really want to improve on, and I really believed I was right in this situation, but the other three people on my team disagreed with me so I want to know what you guys think.

http://www.dotabuff.com/matches/2734453278

Ranked on Dire. I was the first person on my team to lock in (Oracle)

My friend (Anti Mage) was the last person to lock in.

He was going to the safelane with me as a carry.

During the picking phase, I said that I thought the best hero to pick for him would be Legion Commander. My reasoning why was because as follows

• The enemy team is not tanky, meaning easier duel victories.
• They had Arc Warden on their

I tried looking this stuff up, but some of the responses I found were threads from over a year ago, and I don't want to take year old advice since stuff can change.

I've tried playing Juggernaut twice recently and am unsure on both items and levels and would like some help.

http://www.dotabuff.com/players/131170972/matches?date=all&hero=juggernaut&enjoyment=any&timezone=Europe%2FLondon

Dotabuff with the two games I played

ITEMS

I've not really followed guides. I like working out and justifying to myself what items I think would be good and which won't. I'll talk about the items I am confused on first, then say what I will usually do.

Aghanim's Sceptre

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