How bout I sit in the front seat as I drive home from work today and you hack my car and kill me. Good luck!
If I don't post tomorrow Ayrasar was right all along!
I fucking did, did you? I read ways to disable brake control, turn off engines, interfere with combustion processes , effect steering, but nothing on ramping up the engines to 100 MPG, so find it if it exists.
I get the appeal behind this, sort of minecraft on steroids, but once you take a look at the pricing structure I really start to wonder if children aren't immensely better served buying fancy lego kits.
That was against a champ that actually is a decent counter to Kassadin. Against the sizable number of the mids that Kass hard counters it's "great early game, great end game".
Heimer's tool kit makes him unsuitable for late game because much of his damage requires you being prepared for where the fight takes place ahead of time and LoL is too flexible to take advantage of that against a good team.
I still hate the way the PS3 controllers force you to plug it in to charge, and it doesn't look like that's changing. I much prefer the Xbox 360 battery solution.
I guess insane CC is a knockup every 12+ secs. If your ult or flash is up and if your team doesn't suck, you can charge in there, knockup and knock someone back towards your team, but compared to other supports with pulls or more CC options, he's really fallen on the wayside.
Well I disagree, I think it's fairly easy to scrape together a hundred thousand in savings if you make 150k+ a year, but I can understand why some people have trouble with it.
Talon is a fairly good counter pick to a lot of the most popular mids. Of course so is Kass who also benefits from being a brutal roamer.
Generally you should pick up champs that you like playing as. You can reach pretty much any rank with any of them, the difference between OP and UP is...
I understand that it's a question of discipline, but the intent is instead of paying down debt that costs you 3.5% you earn 6.5% with your money. 30 years from now when the shit hits the fan as you say, you'll still have that money + the 3% difference you earned.
That's what they are explaining.
I think your math is wrong. You don't need to be making high 6 figures to afford a 500k home, unless your definition of high six figures is upwards of 150k.