Actually, the basic damp gets me under the precision non-precision-enhanced Cal Scout V cal scouts. That's important- it gives me a major advantage over truly bricked Cal scouts.


It's not an anti-scout scout, it's a heavy killer. I fully accept that an EWAR scout is my hard counter. That's the price I pay for the superior anti-heavy and anti-medium capability. Get off your "real scout" high horse.

I'm about to graduate as a comp sci major, I know what they do unless told otherwise. I was assuming it was a float, not an int, since giving percentage bonuses to integers is just asking for annoying little bugs that are a pain in the ass to diagnose... but now that you mention it, yeah, I bet CCP was sloppy like that.

I go to a liberal arts school, and the professors mostly have a boner for Scheme, a functional language created by MIT and really only used for teaching. Functional programming is cool, especially Haskell, but it's terribly impractical for the job market . I've taken classes in Java, C, Python, and Ruby/ROR, as well, though, and taught myself the basics of PHP. I know a little bit of everything and have mastered nothing- such is a liberal arts school... If I could do it all again, I'd go to a university and get a more practical education, but of course I say that now.