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Ability Guide: Mute

What it does: Mute, when used, prevents people from using abilities, stunning you or killing you. This gives it a lot of versatility and because of it’s range, is an alternative to smoke bomb.

Defensive Uses: Mute can be used to stun your pursuers. All you have to do is use it on a pursuer and he is open for stunning. If you are unsure if a persona is your pursuer if you use it they will glow faintly if they are after you.

Offensive uses: Mute has a longer range than smoke bombs, Mute prevents someone from using their abilities. I think you can put 2 and 2 together. Mute makes your targets powerless to stop you from plunging your sword/spear/knife/sword-looking-thing into their bodies. I haven’t tried this technique my self but some jackass used it against me, here it is: Run up to someone, use Mute, go into low profile, Poison him/her, run away. If you are trying to get an accolade or challenge that involves Poison this works pretty well but only if you jack up the score to 300 via the Crafting Table.

Best Paired With: Smoke Bomb and Mute together allows you to stun two pursuers, which is pretty awesome in Steal The Artifact and Corruption. Using Mute with Poison allows cheap kills. Using Throwing knives against a target then Muting him to make sure you kill him, though this is probably excessive.

Crafting Table: I would have to suggest any variety of points spent in the duration and cooldown categories. It allows you to either do it more often or more effectively or you can get the best of both worlds but be forewarned, there is a saying: “Jack of all trades, master of none.”

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With no one other than the_renegade posting here, I feel as though the section is being wasted, so I’ve decided I would start writing League of Legends related articles being that LoL has seemingly never appeared on this sight. Not only is it in my opinion a phenominal game, but also one which deserves a place on T3 where strategy games come to bloom, live on, and eventually die happily. For any of those who aren’t familiar with League of Legends, its an MMORPG (not really and RPG in my opinion) that is a birds eye view arena brawl game. Depending on the three maps you choose from which house their own game-mode (Summoner’s rift is a 5v5 tower push to the enemy nexus which will end the game when it is destroyed. Twisted Tree-line is a similar game mode but is a 3v3 game instead. Finally comes the Crystal Scar, a point capture and defend type game mode which houses shorter games which are much more fast paced)you can have a large variety of different experiences and massive gaming sessions. In League of Legends you play as a certain champion which will vary from game to game depending on who you choose from the over 85 different characters, all complete with their own unique abilities, back-stories, and strengths/weaknesses. You build up your champion as the game goes on with a plethora of items to choose from, each giving different stat(s) increases. Smaller items usually build into bigger items being that only six items can be held at max. Now, on to the reason LoL needs to have a place in T3 that I inted to give; the amount of strategy in the game is off the charts, and every single person needs to work together for better or for worse in order to win on a team. There are an infinite number of different tactics, item builds, champion team compositions, etc. When everyone works together side by side, pressuring the enemy team, and a plan comes together that gives your team a win; its a glorious feeling. Or, when the enemy team has come together stronger than your own for one reason or another, perhaps they are more skilled or were more lucky, you can still take pride in a game well spent after your defeat. Not only is it a huge game in the competitive community, its also a multi-award winning game with a kick-ass basis and strong team of designers and players backing it. Sure, you have your average gamers in there; trolls, sore-losers, generally dislikable people, but what game doesn’t? Leagu of Legends does something different though. It allows players who have achieved the final Summoner level (30) to judge cases of abuse against players IN THE FREAKING GAME. You get match statistics for that player, the whole chat log for both teams with the accused’s name highlighted, their items, the whole thing. There are guidlines for the judgement and you are rewarded for judging cases fairly, while punished for unfairly judging a player (this is a majority vote from upwards to 20 different level 30′s judging which determines the accused’s fate). There are graphs somewhere around here that show the awesome results of this system, and the community only gets better. Aha! I found them http://na.leagueoflegends.com/board/showthread.php?t=1626181
see the stats of the League of Legends tribunal votes, and with that, I bid you adue until I have more free time to move onto another topic within League of Legends.
Onwards,
-Ardvark

Although it’s not really themed I actually have that I talk about games a lot on. I’m always looking for feedback and suggestions for other topics to cover.

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It may be better if you guys set up a blogspot account rather that pasting your stuff here as it’ll make things easier to read.

FUN FACT: I revived my old blogspot account to apply for T3 then never used it again once I was accepted as a writer.