Off-Topic GD-IV: I build daggers on kat so that I have ammo when I ult! - Page 10

Been playing a lot of this game lately since my friend showed it to me. What is up guys?

I played 7 games today only was allowed to play mid in one of them Also did a placement match and won Doesn't seem too balanced soft resets to be honest... But I suppose Riot did their best, plus I've only done one game afterall.

quote A Wind Powered Moose

quote ShadowCrystallux

Haven't really got much to offer in SR other than amazing teamfight potential once I've farmed insanely though.

Yo wut?

Their ults alone win teamfights. You don't even need to be farmed.

Yes, but farmed 4 stack of tides of blood, sanguine pool in the middle of their team and Q for the highest damage target is enough to wreck even the tank with high amounts of farm. Without being farmed the ultimates are nice but they're a lot weaker in general as implied. Best ulti with kennen- enemy doing baron, my team walking round to them, me flashing over the wall, REWQ hourglass, baron is theirs but my team mop them up like dust. We then push to win :3. All that farming = Hourglass.

I just finished a lab in CS. Some IO stuff, that crap. Like anyone actually understands it. Most peeps just copy-paste the example text and fiddle with that.

quote MegaBassMan

I'm jealous. I'm hoping to major in CS when I go to college. Might just stick to a minor, depending where I go, though. :/

It's a good idea. Pretty much the highest starting salary possible, and you're almost guaranteed a job.

quote WakeCraterWind

quote MegaBassMan

I'm jealous. I'm hoping to major in CS when I go to college. Might just stick to a minor, depending where I go, though. :/

It's a good idea. Pretty much the highest starting salary possible, and you're almost guaranteed a job.

Granted, if I end up hating the subject, I'll just go to med school.

ShadowCrystallux
Computer Science.

I'm not cut out for the Armed Forces.
For one, I disagree with the U.S. military policy. I already know I'd hate to be a part of it.

I heard it costs hundreds of thousands of dollars alone. But the US military will cover all of that. You'll get valuable experience while in there. If you disagree with a certain conflict or with fighting in general I'm sure you can apply for a conscientious objection, which will let you take on a non-com role. The military does also deal a lot with "soft power" in basically helping out the locals in the areas where the forces are stationed. And it isn't all going to be Afghanistan or nothing. You could go from Japan to Turkey and everywhere in between. I have a stepcousin who's a captain in Germany right now.

Basically, EVERYONE in med does it because it's such a damn good deal. If our military's budget hasn't been gutted by the end of next year, go for it.