Nautilus has been getting alot of attention lately.

Allorim · 2 days

With his initial numbers and mana usage when he came out he was useless... Until they over buffed him. Then they nerfed him to his current position, which is pretty balanced.

poeta_aburrido · 6 days

Commence the flipping...

clearedasfiled · 12 days

I thought this was going to be a "forever alone", but I was really pleasantly surprised. :)

oscarfotz · 12 days

In my experience, "Elo Hell" is that feeling when you perform exceptionally well, but your teammates are doing so badly that you feel that you cannot win regardless of how you play, compounded with rage/afk.

There's also the Dunning-Krueger effect, where people are bad to the extent that they don't recognize their own problems/faults, and they will always push the blame onto others.

After a time commitment of 30-50 minutes which results in a loss, it is just so demoralizing, feeling so completely shitty, and it really makes you question where the fun exists in ranked games.

Umashi · 12 days

Okay, so Rylai's, Zhonya's, and Abyssal are cool items for the hp/resistances, but it's pretty situational. On the other hand, CDR is not a very cost efficient stat to itemize for.

In my opinion, with good positioning around your team/their team, your AOE stun, and possibly even flash, Viktor shouldn't be caught out by himself.

"...stay alive and deal more damage over time rather than in burst"? Consider will of the ancients.

Umashi · 12 days

then you end up seriously limiting your own damage without AP by buying a stat that you easily get from blue buff...

Umashi · 12 days

And no damage or survivability for all of early and mid game...

Umashi · 12 days

But does he not have max CDR... with BLUE BUFF?

bOnus811 · 14 days

Harbin is the capital and largest city of Heilongjiang Province in Northeast China, as well as the tenth most populated city in the People's Republic of China.

PartoftheWhole · 21 days

I would really like a job like this! but what if I'm not eligible for work-study?

themattwhip · 26 days

Oh hey Scarra, who is that beautiful looking man standing next to you, and why did he go to your school's LAN today?

Umashi · 28 days

what do you think of ihatefirewalls? how do you know him?

MagicalParadox · 1 month

it can get in the eyes and cause blindness. :(

Yannique · 1 month

Toesides are so scary, but yours looks awesome.

loveofnotes · 1 month

You mean my alarm? How else will I wake up?

MagicalParadox · 1 month

I definitely concur, pushing switch does not help at all for switch slides. I'm in college and I really like riding to classes, but I recently noticed that I've been developing that longboard leg. My left leg is noticably larger than my right, so I've been trying to push both sides.

I've been trying out pushing regular -> mongo-regular -> goofy -> mongo-goofy -> back to regular. I think I've got it down now, but it's taken much longer to learn than I expected.

juvefury · 1 month

BOIL 'EM

MASH 'EM

STICK 'EM IN A STEW

Sir_Cut · 1 month

i love your vendetta.

mattfat5 · 1 month

:(

Where exactly did you lose your board? I got my goggles and snorkeling gear ready.

GPS coordinates please.

MagicalParadox · 1 month

Glad to help :)

I mean in theory it's really basic: you just do everything you do one way in the other way. However, in practice... it's a completely different story. Before, I would attempt to learn riding switch, but then my brain always feels confused and I feel retarded, so I just gave up. Just keep at it!

DjTities · 1 month

Hey man, I have a homemade dropthrough mini designed exactly like a Bustin MiniMaestro, and I have some coned abec11 Flashbacks 81a (originally 70mm, probably around 65mm now).

I would be willing to sell these items for around $50 in total, plus shipping costs. Let me know if you're interested, I would be happy to post up pictures for you to see.

roderkeegan · 1 month

Hey man, same thing happened to me on the board that I loved the most :/

Fortunately, it's relatively easy to fix (although the structural integrity may be questionable at best), and I've actually just finished fixing mine up today.

What I used/did:

A flathead screwdriver: Use this to pry open the plies just enough to be able to stick glue in there.

Glue: Most people would say to use epoxy, but that shit is toxic, so I stuck with wood glue, specifically Titebond3. If you're interested, I'll let you know how strong it is once I test my board soon enough.

Something to push the glue into the cracks: I considered using old credit cards and the such, but I ended up using some stiff advertisements and stiff magazine covers to push the glue in.

A clamp (any of these would work: http://www.popularmechanics.com/home/reviews/4288700). I don't think the type matters, but personally, I've been using number 3.

The technique used was pretty basic, I started from the farthest down from the end and worked my way up. My fixed board looks great, but I'm not sure if it will hold, but it's certainly better than leaving it as is. This procedure was relatively cheap (I had all the tools around the house beforehand), pretty simple to do, and fun, so I really suggest you to do it.

Woozy_With_Cider · 1 month

No, it definitely needs some PRECISIONS.

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