2013-06-02, 11:40 PM
Words Wrote:That'd be really fun, I have 29 keys for anyone that decides to play with us. How open are southperrians to try new games and actually commit? Every time I befriend someone that comes from LoL and is learning the game, they end up quitting because there's a lot to learn. The other thing friends have told me is that they don't want to loose their LoL friends so they won't even accept my beta key.
Also, where else would we give away keys? New thread for just that?
We could. It's kind of a given that people posting on a DoTA 2 thread will 99% of the time actually have the game. Unless we want to give all our passes to a single person.
Also, that's why I feel we can act as coaches for them while on each team, since there's a lot to take in. And hey, there's no harm in trying DoTA, since it's the one that pretty much started it all. I went from playing a bit of the original DoTA way back, but couldn't get into it since I didn't know what the crap I was supposed to be doing with my hero. Years later I went to LoL but didn't play as much because there was a lot to take in even for that game, but later had a friend coach me live as I played a game as Olaf. I played a little bit more LoL as time passed. Later, two friends of mine told me about DoTA 2. One coached me through a practice game, and I watched him play two games himself. In the end DoTA 2 was the hook, line, and sinker.
So long story short: played the original DoTA, forgot all about it for years. Later got into LoL around when Southperry was endlessly talking about it. I thought LoL was the game I'd eventually get into since I thought it was fun, but DoTA 2 re-caught me in the end. Now I mainly play LoL with a real life friend occasionally, and DoTA 2 is my primary.


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