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[QUOTE="flipin_jackass"]I played it with a friend last week when he showed me. I liked it. I tried it on my PC earlier this week, but it kept crashing due to driver conflict. Now I've reformatted my PC and I'm re-downloading. Here's hoping it works! I sucked at DoTA though, but I'm hoping to be at least slightly better at this one.Shadowhawk000

Play the free recommended heroes like Annie and ask your friend for build orders. Stay away from heroes like Ashe or Trist because they rely on positioning and killing creeps to get items. Oh, and don't take the summoner skill Revive.

The best aspect of the game is how easy it is to get into. My friend who has a muscle disorder that causes very delayed reflexes can play at a decent enough level to have fun so you should be fine with some practice.

Good luck to you.

So I'm about to go to college and I've saved up some money for a laptop. It's going to be mainly used for school work but of course I'd like to be able to game a little bit too. I don't expect to max out all the newest games but I'd like something that can handle current games (specifically TF2, SC2, and BFBC2) at decent resolutions and settings. However since I plan to carry it around a lot I'd prefer something that's not too big, so that rules out 17" desktop replacements. Currently I am thinking about the HP Envy 14. It has a ATi HD5650, 4gb of RAM, and will be running Windows 7. My question is which CPU should I get? I've been looking around and I'm not entirely sure if the upgrade from the i3-370m to an i5-450m is worth it. I'll probably wait for some kind of sale or discount before I purchase but I am also open to any suggestions you guys may have but I'd like to keep the budget around $1,000. Thanks in advance!

im thinking of buying it im running two 4850's in xfire :)

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