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Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Terrible Terra Belle
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He was crap.
The ultimate was basically a blink skill with cooldown and it grabbed nearby units (everything) with you to the new location. It had a crappy cast animation so it was hardly usable for "swap like tactics" with dagger and such, and it never really had any practical implications bar escaping. And even for that it could fail, because you could've pulled the chaser with you. |
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At first I missed the spy trees.
Then I missed the eyes in the forest. But most of all, I miss the Sentinel owls. It basically let Roof be a alt version of techies. I had so much fun with those. I would stick them to the sides of lanes and activate it whenever someone ran by. Hell, I even miss old living armor. I liked that armor. Now it's a passive. On top of that, he's lost stats and got his ulti nerfed >:0 RIP OLD ROOFTRELLEN |
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I miss the boots+chainmail+blades of attack phase boots. Shit was awesome.
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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Malaysia
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old naix, old razor, old silencer, old void, old medusa........ I MISS YOU ALL
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Banned
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Join Date: Nov 2011
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I remember once buying four hyperstones on this hero for fun...
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: Melbourne, Australia
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i want to play old niax again... shame i was pretty noob back then when those heroes were around so i never had the experience of playing such imba heroes to their farmed potential... Old nightstalker (void demon) was fucking imba... PERMA ALLIED haste and degen aura. shit was crazy. then they nerfed him to only being fast at night
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Join Date: Mar 2011
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+1 because of old version of naix people are still building basher and kelen's, to not forget him
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