Aww snap, DOTAFire mentioned on PCGamer

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http://www.pcgamer.com/2012/11/18/dota-2-diary-how-to-learn-a-hero-in-two-hours/?ns_campaign=article-feed&ns_mchannel=ref&ns_source=steam&ns_linkname=0&ns_fee=0

That's nice, I'm glad other sites and communities are talking about us :).

It's still not positive, we need more dota veterans on the site to publish HQ guides

I am a veteran. But the guides I will make will be outdated.

It's not negative either, though. Infact it is positive in a way.

AH woops, I meant the comments do not look positive when DOTAFire is brought up

Meh the internet is "negative" as a whole. I've learned to stop looking at "comments" because it's nothing but a cesspools of utter hatred, un-monitored religious debates, and gay bashing.

Wouldnt take any comments on any sites personally, this is a great little community, and we know it. Thats all that matters.

Yes, who cares what others think, we have a little community that we all know is great. I love it :)

Some noob who ain't know anything:

Oh damn, that comment has changed my life. I never had a clew before this, but I guess he's right, if I follow peoples advice who have been playing characters for a lot longer than I have, ill never get good by following those stuff.

that's why I mentioned that we need more veteran players who've played the game and write HQ guides. They're at least going to be reliable since they've played for a long time rather than somebody who picked up the hero for 5 games and then make a guide about their short experience. There are a few veteran DotA players but it's not enough to garner good enough reputation since the hate is justified.