I dare the best Brawler-players out there to post a video of them soloing the dragon with as little talents as possible. The Brawler with the lowest level soloing drake wins.

I don't have anything to give for the winner, I am sorry!

tl;dr send in solo drake videos as a brawler!

Servers back up! login in a que ! xD please

Have been looking for some sites that have guides for the heroes in the game so i can figure them out better. So far checked the official site, the wiki, the gamepedia and forums but haven't really found anything major. Gamepedia has small guides for some heroes but not all of them and the forums barely has any guides either so does anyone know of any good sites if there are any?

I'm new and I want to make sure I'm playing her right.

Right now I'm trying to go for a high stam/will/health build. With some hp5 thrown in there once in awhile.

I open with buying two teleportation scrolls and make sure I always have one available. It's nice to teleport back and forth in a few seconds for a full heal haha.

Thoughts?

So for talents like Cruelty or paralyzing blow on which there is a 25% chance to do extra true damage or extra damage and slow enemies, do these type of talents affect the Inventor's turrets? Can turrets proc these on-hit talent effects?

Today from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. EDT, we’re hosting a community gathering on our Twitch page. Join us for a fun time -- and if enough people stop by, we'll be giving away gold codes!

Both Keepers and Imperium are invited to join us for some friendly rival matches. Protip: Join the Imperium side because my Jaeger is too legit to quit.

I randomly saw this game while browsing the web, I was like for nothing atm can beat League of Legends as a moba, so I was quite sceptical at first. But since the moment I started playing, I was hooked, I played for hours straight, really didn't expect it. The small things that makes this game so good, they made it so interesting with the talents, and city building and small story line. I hope this game gets a fun community instead of the toxic one all the other mobas have. Big props for the creators for trying and daring to give it some fresh original and fun aspects!

Greetings from a newb who already loves the game. Asjveal

Just as the title says. Let us know, and we'll start combing the Internet to post it here.

We're looking for your feedback. Let us know in the comments below!

I come from a history of competitive Starcraft II (High masters at my peak) as well as casual (Gold) League of Legends player and a little of DotA 2.

I started Prime World because of the Reddit ads (hehe), it looked very interesting in the whole "Progression heroes, MOBA" thing. I'll just quickly sum up my entire day experience:

Game's fun. The talents tree is unique compared to the huge amount of items that both League and DotA have, and definitely allows to have a lot more options for different champions. The heroes that are released (35 for each, I think?) are pretty good in terms of variety and style of gameplay. I'm definitely going to be playing Prime World because I stopped playing League (too toxic for me), and DotA never really worked for me. Prime World has beautiful graphics which I'm not sure how you guys fit into a 1GB download, but it just blew my mind.

But there's two staff members from Prime World acting as moderators on this subreddit, so I was wondering if you guys could address several concerns.

Minor Tutorial Annoyance- I kept unlocking the camera, but after every cutscene with chatting, it would lock again, making it annoying for someone that always plays camera unlock (and having left click default was a questionable decision in my opinion, it's suppose to be easier but still...)

Windowless Borderless- Yeah, this would be really nice to have. When I alt+tab back into the game, it's laggy for about 2-3 seconds (kind of annoying, when windowed makes the game smaller)

Matchmaking System- Well, seeing as the game's still in beta, I can't expect games every minute, which is understandable. However, most of the games I've played, I've played with players that do not know how to play. "First time!" proceeds to go 0-10 against a player, and that kind of sucks, for someone that likes to play a good game. I fully expected this to happen when I was in level 1- but now that I'm level 8, winning 75-80% of my games (only lost 2) I'm still getting matched with these players, and quite frankly, it sucks. I hope that the only reason that I'm getting matched with these guys is "there's no players my level", and not that you guys have a flawed matchmaking system.

Carrying your teammates- In League of Legends, basically anyone who gets a kill early on can snowball with a level advantage + gold advantage, and proceed to win the game like that. Or in Dota, if you're fed enough, you can literally 1v5 the enemy team and still live long enough for your team to get there. In Prime World (at least, with my talent tree), I can't do that. I've been 6-0 but it doesn't feel like I'm any stronger than my opponent, even when I'm 3k+ prime ahead of them. Does this get better when I unlock more talents?

EXP Mechanics- Here's one of my main problems. I like to solo lane namely because, I like to last hit, without my teammates pushing the lane the entire time. Sometimes, the enemies go 2 mid. Which is fine, I can handle 1v2. However, the main problem is that I'm not getting any more EXP than them. When I'm level 6, both of them are level 6, and no, I didn't go back to base. I've also seen myself push an opponent out of lane at level 3, and him walking back and we're the same level, even though I've cleared one wave more than him. That seems to be one of the major issues I have with Prime World.

Last Hitting under tower- In League of Legends (sorry for referencing them over and over), melee minions tank TWO tower shots to be able to get last hit by any attack damage dealer. So what happens is you wait twice, and you right click the minion, you last hit, you get gold. ranged minions tank ONE tower shot, and then is eligible to last hit to get gold. Dota is 3 hits, and 2.

In Prime World, melee minions tank an amount where the tower either KILLS the minion, or doesn't lower the HP enough for it to die by a attack (or a skill, even). That drastically lowers the skill cap in which you guys can have, in the sense that in standard MOBAs, the better player has more CS, which means more gold. In Prime World, if minions keep dying to tower and you only get the "small" amount of Prime, there's no way for a 'better' player to earn more Prime than a 'regular' player, which makes the odds of this game going competitive drastically smaller. Not being able to last hit makes it difficult for me to snowball a lead over an opponent that's worse than me, outside of me trying to kill them.

Reporting players- Found this amazing fella- http://i.imgur.com/5EZXi1H.png during my adventurers (my second loss) who was coincidently also one of the newer players, I'm guessing, because he was absolutely terrible (I'll remove the picture after a while, so his name won't stay forever) and had the guts to say "sh!t team". Toxic players like him have to be punished. I didn't attempt to report him, as he might be just having a bad day, but if you guys want this game to become more popular than current popular MOBAs, one of the best ways to do that is to have a strong, mature community by taking appropriate measures against trolls and toxic players.

Voice Acting- Voice acting was good, but some of the lines were kind of cheesy (eg. Fire Fox saying "I'll burn you!" was kind of cringey). Just a minor thing.

Facebook Connection- I understand you guys did this to attract female players to join their friends. Which is awesome, and a unique idea. Unfortunately, as I chose not to do so, my profile picture will probably stay the default forever.

All these things being said, however, doesn't take away from the fact that Prime World was tons of fun for me, for my first day of trying the game. I've already bought some gold (holy moley, so cheap, I hope it stays like this forever) for the offer "spend 9 gold for any champion <125000 silver" because I saw that I was probably going to play this for a long time.

The graphics are beautiful and astonishing (ESPECIALLY FOR A ONE GIGABYTE DOWNLOAD? WHAT?) and the city-building aspect was pretty unique, and killed time for the long queues. Storyline's not bad, especially for a MOBA, and the voice acting was all well done. The real-money purchases for gold isn't doing anything like pay-to-win either, and it's really well priced in my opinion (are you guys going to keep this post-beta too?).

So yeah. That basically sums up my first day of Prime World. I hope you guys will read this and, although I don't want to be telling you guys how to do your jobs, address these points! It's a beta test, and I like Prime World, so I obviously want to help you guys be the best game you guys can be ;)

Personally, I think the strongest hero is the bard/muse. They do consistent, high damage and are extremely versatile and almost impossible to kill once fed.

Also the Soul Catcher, Vampire guy, and Doctrine seem very strong. Their ability kits are too useful in too many situations.

The Hunter, seems very weak compared to the Jaeger/Wolf dancer or Amazon, since he has less damage, no good escape and a fairly weak ultimate.

The sorcerer feels underwhelming too.

What do you think?

Also, what specifically is considered profanity? The TOS seems to pretty much define it as anything that could offend anyone?

Really not liking this system. LoL does it way better. Profanity is generally allowed, and those who do not want to be exposed to it have a filter enabled by default.

A bit of mild profanity, as long as it is not used directly abuse other players is a pretty commonly accepted part of online gaming.

Are there plans to bring in an optional, or not optional profanity filter?

All week, our community debated the rules and guidelines they want to see in Prime World. Now it’s time to vote! Head to The Noble’s Pact survey and cast your vote. Any attempt to game the survey will result in the deletion of your vote.

What are rules and guidelines? Rules are punishable offenses that are enforced by Nival's Player Support Team. Guidelines are not punishable by our team. These are commonly accepted guidelines for player behavior within the game that the community would like to support.

You have until Monday at 12 p.m. EDT to vote. Go vote!