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    I recently picked up a Shadowform in my arena deck and I've got some mixed feelings about it. I drew the card 3 times during my run and all 3 times I was pretty conflicted about losing out on the 2 point heal. I feel that the heal makes it really hard to come back against priest since I can just sit back and make sure my minions get to trade while staying healthy. If behind, the heal can at least buy some time to draw into something good. Ideally, it seems like shadowform would be best turns 2-3 to take out early drops, but even that seems like a subpar move when compared to just playing

I was kinda bummed I missed the Steam sale a couple days ago since I've been wanting to try the game for a while now. It's not quite as cheap as the Steam sale, but $15 is still a great deal if you missed the initial sale like I did. I'm downloading now - looking forward to getting my ass kicked in an hour or so.

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Primarily going to use this this to play Dota 2, StarCraft 2, Planetside 2, and random indie games. First the parts and then I have a couple of questions:

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Like everyone else here I'm extremely excited about HearthStone, but it seems like from what we've seen there is a paucity of socialization in the game. Specifically, you can't see the name of the person you are playing with or even chat with them beyond the pre-recorded phrases.

On one hand, I can see where Blizzard is coming from, they are shooting for a more casual, get in and get out style game. More socialization just means more chances for negativity, toxic behavior, flaming etc. On the other hand I would love to be able to chat with other players, browse their collection, see their profile page (maybe have an area where they can show off their prized cards/decks if they want). Even t

I've got about 7k ip saved up and I'm debating whether I should spend it on a third rune page or on more champions. I'm level 23 and I have one generic AD page and one generic AP page. A third page for support would be nice, but obviously there are a lot of champs I want too. I currently have Annie, Ryze, Sivir, Tristana, Alistar, Soraka, Trinadymare so there are quite a few gaps in my lineup. With 7k I could buy either both GP and Udyr, 5 tier 2 champs, or GP and a bunch of tier 2 champs. I'm kind of torn since more rune pages gives me more flexibility, but so do champs. So I turn to you, is it better to get more champs and round out my lineup or get another rune page for increased flexibil

Pretty much what the title says. I just recently hit level 22 and managed to hold off on spending any ip except on a set of flat armor seals and flat magic resist glyphs. I've seen a couple of guides on runes, but I'm still not sure what mix of runes and characters I should get. Should I just get basic ad and ap pages and spend the rest of the ip on characters, or should I focus more on runes pages etc. I also want to start playing some draft games in the hopes of getting slightly less random team comps, so ideally I would also need enough ip for 4 more characters (10 freebies + alistar and trist + 4 more = 16).

Some background: There is no one role I prefer over the others, but I have late

I finished reading Beckett's trilogy (I feel they really could be more accurately referred to as three books of the same novel) a couple weeks ago and can honestly say I've never had such mixed feelings about something I've read. On one hand, I feel like they are amongst the worst piles of pointless, mind-numbingly boring, pseudo-intellectual masturbation ever published. On the other hand, I feel like Beckett does some extremely interesting and valuable things in the books. My favorite, by far, is The Unnamable although it was also the one I had the most trouble getting through. I've read some of his plays and I feel like he is a much better playwright than novelist. How do you citizens of

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Some background (sorry for the length): I stumbled across this subreddit a couple weeks ago and it got me itching to play again, so I bit the bullet and I've been slowly reacquiring my space legs. When I first played (2006) I started off as Gallente and trained up some Amarr as well. Most of my skill points however are, thankfully, in support skills. I'm planning on applying to Dreddit, as a pvp toon making my isk through exploration and ratting. Taking some advice I read here I fired up evemon and made myself a plan. I've decided to train for Minmatar ships. This is something I wanted to do when I first started but never got around to (I was training learning and support skills). So for now

I haven't played since around 2008 and I have an old account that I was thinking of reactivating. Is there any way I can see what skills I have trained/how many SPs I have and stuff like that on the character of an old account?

I recently found a medium-sized dodge ball while walking my dog and took it home for her to play with. She has never really been interested in toys and so I was surprised to see how crazy she was over the ball. Well, she was just biting on it and punctured it. I was wondering what toys (preferably balls but others are cool too) you guys and gals have found stand up well with your tough chewers.

edit: Thanks for all the suggestions!

Pretty much what the title says. During the Ludum Dare competition Notch was streaming his progress live and I think some redditor had a page up summarizing what Notch was doing. I'm interested because I've been wanting to learn Java recently and I remember there being a link to some resources (I vaguely recall it being a video) Notch recommended. There were also links to an indie game developer website that looked interesting. I thought I had all this bookmarked, but apparently not...

I got an iPad for Christmas but am not sure if I want to keep it or exchange it for a different tablet. I did some research and so far the Viewsonic G-tablet (after rooting and replacing the rom) seems to be the front runner, though its not perfect. I also like the WeTab but its a little pricey. I trust reddit's opinion. There are so many options I was hoping the wisdom of reddit could cut down the field somewhat. What is your favorite tablet? Should I stick with the iPad or go with something else?

(apologies if this is not the right sub for this, im not quite sure if this counts as a "poll-like question")

I've had minecraft since the Beta. I just died while spelunking and couldn't get back in time. I lost a full set of iron armor, 4-8 diamond gems, a stack of iron ore, a stack of arrows, and a bunch of random stuff. It's probably not such a big deal to some of the vets, but I liked my first set of armor and precioussss diamonds. I didn't think I could hate creepers any more than I already did. This got me thinking: What is the most blood boiling, hulk-smash inducing incident you've experienced in your minecraft experience.