Heroes of the Storm
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Yeah the pull is weird as shit, like it's coded like ass. They probably copy pasted Kerrigan pull, it does the same shit but you see it less often since the pull is smaller. Shit's pretty annoying though, but at the same time, it's a strong as fuck ult. Feels kinda like a better Gazlowe ult a lot of the time with the increased range and pull to you.
Yeah anything that does HP% will wreck him pretty badly. I imagine Raynor could knife through him fairly well.
Anub caccoon > Cho'gall. Fights become 5v3 and other team gets wrecked. 8 seconds is a long time.
Grayson Carlyle
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Hold space bar to temporarily keep the camera on you, and keep your targetting relative to Gall when you need to cast those.
So the issues with HL duo vs solo queuing have been exacerbated by the Cho'Gall patch. If you duo queue it tries to match you up with other duo queuers (on both sides). So you're guaranteed not to get Cho'Gall, who has tons of counter-picks, in HL if you solo queue. Which makes solo queuing already more appealing, because you don't have to worry about bad match making because of average MMR.
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http://www.gamespot.com/articles/bli.../1100-6432497/
TorrentFreak reports that Blizzard's legal team approached a freelancer working with Bossland and offered him a deal involving handing over source code for a Heroes of the Storm bot called Stormbuddy. But Bossland CEO Zwetan Letschew said in a statement that Stormbuddy was not his to give away.
"Today Blizzard acted in a manner as shady as possible for a multi-billion-dollar corporation," he said. "We were informed that the deal compelled [the freelancer James Enright AKA "Apoc"] to submit the entire source code of Stormbuddy, which is actually the intellectual property of Bossland GmbH, to Blizzard."
"Blizzard now possesses the whole Stormbuddy source code," he added. "There was no permission given by Bossland GmbH, nor were we contacted by Activision Blizzard, nor had Apoc the rights to give out our intellectual property."
Bossland has stopped sales of Stormbuddy and curbed ongoing development work, though bots for other games will remain available. The company added that it plans to sue Blizzard in Germany next week in an attempt to receive a copy of the deal Blizzard reportedly made with the freelancer.
TorrentFreak reports that Blizzard's legal team approached a freelancer working with Bossland and offered him a deal involving handing over source code for a Heroes of the Storm bot called Stormbuddy. But Bossland CEO Zwetan Letschew said in a statement that Stormbuddy was not his to give away.
"Today Blizzard acted in a manner as shady as possible for a multi-billion-dollar corporation," he said. "We were informed that the deal compelled [the freelancer James Enright AKA "Apoc"] to submit the entire source code of Stormbuddy, which is actually the intellectual property of Bossland GmbH, to Blizzard."
"Blizzard now possesses the whole Stormbuddy source code," he added. "There was no permission given by Bossland GmbH, nor were we contacted by Activision Blizzard, nor had Apoc the rights to give out our intellectual property."
Bossland has stopped sales of Stormbuddy and curbed ongoing development work, though bots for other games will remain available. The company added that it plans to sue Blizzard in Germany next week in an attempt to receive a copy of the deal Blizzard reportedly made with the freelancer.
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