infinitywraith

I often find great, friendly players and want to add them to Steam. I use my screenshots of the end-game scoreboard, but there are two major problems:

1. I can't add people with common usernames like "Zombie" or "Nader" because there are simply too many search results on Steam.
2. A lot of players leave at the end of a game.

Is there any possibility we can see people's Steam profiles from the scoreboard? And maybe a way to see our game history with the players?

What do you guys think?

EDIT: What I meant was actually to make each match feel more "competitive", i.e. there isn't a team favored to win before the match has even started. (Usually the same team wins over and over.) Nothing to do with esports

Have you ever played really hard for several matches in a row, and lost all of them? To me it honestly feels like I am losing most of the time, despite giving callouts, being objective-focused, and often having around 2:1 K/D ratio. I feel like much of the time, the teams are stacked in favor of one. It's a pretty frustrating feeling.

Currently it seems that after each round, the teams are simply switched. I actually think that they should be randomly shuffled. (If I am wr

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Hi r/dota2,

I had a question and I was curious about people's views on this: in most of the recent patches, there have been more buffs than nerfs. For example, spells get longer duration, more damage, longer range, less mana cost, cheaper items, etc. If you scroll through the update, you'll see that 90% of the changes are buffs, with only a few nerfs. Instead of making the strong heroes weaker, they are making the weaker heroes stronger. While this is understandable because it'll probably lead to less people complaining about nerfs, it does indicate a trend that may be undesirable.

What do people think about these changes? It seems like it will make

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Chinese Student Association is proud to announce its 2nd Annual Lunar New Year Banquet on February 1st, 2014, from 6-9PM, this time with a very special guest (scroll down to learn more!). Collaborating with us this time around are UC Berkeley's Nikkei Student Union (NSU), International Students Association at Berkele

First, I'm confused about dreddit auth. How do I determine if I am valid to reapply to the corporation? Do I have to make a new application if I've been inactive? I still have an old one which is still marked as accepted.

Secondly, if I resubscribe right now and spawn in-game in my drake, in 0.0 TEST space while in the default "Deep Core Mining Inc." corporation, will I instantly be popped, or will I spawn safe in station?