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The Clarkson University Gaming Initiative (CUGI) are looking for people to run a CSGO committee for them. What the person would do is find a team of commitee members, the plan, and facilitate schoolwide events for CSGO. I know lots of you play so I figured I'd mention it. If you're interested, email: [email protected]

Dota Tournament on October 17th at 11am in the Multipurpose rooms in the Studetn Center. Signing up is free so we welcome people of all skill level. If you're interested, sign up here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1RH16cYfVLMT35hV3a1Aho3jj94Hi2COLXyRFG90k_Ig/viewform?usp=send_form

Calling all members! I know I probably sound like a one track record by now, but I am starting up a dota team. I've already talked to the president of CUSA about it and he said he'd be happy to approve and eventually even fund it if I can find some people to join the team. So if you love it, have a passing interest, or just want to try it out for the first time you should send me a message or stop by Brooks 413. If you're new I'd be happy to teach you and get you going, it's a really fun game and even more fun when you have an awesome community to play with. I hope to see you all there!

Mumu is strong against certain teamcomps, and a serious playmaker in good hands. He has practically no escapes though, and very little real mobility. If you get good at him you can really contribute to team, but if you get sourced out and put behind early you become essentially useless until 6, and even then you can't really ontribute until lategame when items balance out and you arent that far behind.

Ashe is extremely simple and extremely good right now, get good at Ashe and you have a solid
ADC at your fingertips.

I noticed ashe is good but I got amumu and he can be insanely overpowered against mele heavy champions (most of my kills are tanks that moved in to close)

@Rancerle I would get Shen, hes easy to learn and my fave. For a good starter champ though, Nasus is good, Garen is good, Ryze is okay, Ashe is strong rn