Assuming I still qualify, consider me still interested, Wingz.

I would be happy to team up for some games. Gamertag is below in my signature.

Hello Dade! I'd be happy to contact you in-game. I am part of a pretty expansive online gaming community known as Chaos Vanguard and we always have members online, looking to play games with others. We also have in-house tournaments, scrimmage matches and training/tutorials.

It's a solid build from my perspective, Grim. I tend to not favor Icy Veins, though I suspect that's largely because I'm rarely on a team where I can make use of it effectively (it requires some coordination and cover). The build I tend to use is: Deep Chill - The increased slow makes kiting easier (or chasing) and makes aiming Blizzard and Cone of Cold a lot easier. Envenom - Helps cover Jaina's greatest weakness, which is close-range melee-assassins Frostbitten - Combined with...

My favorite hero is Nova. I've invested about 150 games into her alone. She was the first hero I mastered and I continue to play her as often as I can (which isn't very often, sadly). Valla is very powerful and so is Li Li, though I don't really play either of them. There is a negative stigma attached to Nova when it comes to hero league, but I'm going to begin playing her as often as I can and simply tune out the noise. Maybe I'll only reinforce the mindset that she's bad for...

This is generally the build I use when playing Tassadar, though I did so before looking at this guide. This guide still provides good information and some tips that I did not consider or know about, which is awesome! I've also tried a (for the fun of it) Oracle build that uses Mental Acuity and Scryer, which allows you to keep Oracle up basically the entire time (4 seconds between casts) for a nigh-permanent movement speed increase and vision. It's fun but not quite as efficient.

I've been talking about adding Fenix for quite some time, myself. Though clearly you've put more thought into it than I have, the sheet and layout looks really good! My only statement would be that I think Strengthen will require a slightly longer cooldown or recharge something like 30% instead of 50% of his shields, otherwise his sustain might be a little too strong.

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Actually, I'm curious as well. If you haven't uploaded replays and you accept the challenge and then upload your replays, do they count retroactively or will you only be counting replays that are dated on or after the date you accepted the challenge? I've already uploaded all of mine, I'm simply curious.

I see absolutely no problem with the Founder's Pack nor do I see why people are mad about it. It gets more people into the game and provides them heroes to work with. If you've already got the game, you didn't pay to get into it nor were you obligated to purchase anything you have already purchased, so why be angry?