jroot

I was a Monk (doing really well!) about to begin my quest. I approached the quest giver and just next to him (her?) there was two tins. I stepped onto the tins, pressed 'e' to eat one, was prompted to try and open one, but instead - the quest dialoug popped up. I hit enter to advance the dialoug and the game just blinked out. Desktop. No "Dungeon Collapse" or save game. It's just gone =(

People bought before the split. They made a few bucks, then sold. It's exactly what this sub said would happen!

If I set a buy at say, $700 will it get triggered when the split happens or will my account also apply the 10/1 to all my triggers?

Not so interested in "Depends on your broker" as an answer. The question behind the question is if this is even possible, then aren't we likely to see a LOT of auto buys kick in?

Amirite

I'm interested in getting into holding DotA2 tournaments. I can put up $500 cash for the winning team (winner takes all, single elimination) I'd use something like Toornament for the bracket and would pay cash directly via Venmo or something. Basically, I want to learn all the things I dont know at a somewhat small scale so that when I fuck something up, the stakes are low. The question is... is that enough of a purse to attract at least 8 teams? 40 players? What questions should I be asking? Any tips from anyone that's done something like this are super appreciated!

I'm an American, but I travel frequently. When I play with DOTA+ on SEA servers, I mocked. I'd like an option to hide my DOTA+ status. Please.