I support this request.  Now, get ready for the flaming

I think this thread has made me laugh most today I agree ppl are calling for way to much way to soon before the game has even gotten stable with multiplayer. I can image there is alot of ppl that haven't had a decent playing experience yet. How can ppl call for nerfs before they have played at least say 100 games and thats just putting an abritrary figure on something that really only skill and experience will dictate per an individual.

[sarcasm]Could some please nerf all other players.   I am slow and everyone else is too fast.   I make bad item decisions and I don't know what is the optimal order for buying things.  So to make sure the game is fair, please nerf player response speed.   I was in the beta, so its obvious that if I lose, we have to nerf it...[/sarcasm]

Honestly, I have lost equally to all manner of players, and have won a few times (emphasis on few).   For me, there seems to be a great amount of balance (everyone can equally humilliate me )

I suggest one thing, learn to play a single demigod, get good at it.  Then follow through and play the rest.  See what works from other demigods by observing your enemies and allies.

I know the point he is trying to make. People are ignoring the nerf and balance the game is going to need. The game will never be 100% balanced and at the moment it is not balanced enough. There are to many noticeable unbalanced issues that shouldn't be ignored and considered as whine or ignorance.

Really? So Oak late game sitting in my base munching on 3 demigods, full wave of spawns (not giants) and taking little to no damage? Right...

And you have no one to blame but you and your team for letting him feed off of you.

Yeah, last night I saw two things in the same game.

First thing, an unclean beast attacks both me and my teammate at our base as we are both standing right next to our regen crystal.  Stupid move, right?  Well, we both sat there and wailed on him for God knows how long (maybe 30 straight seconds?) while we were getting healed the entire time.  He didn't care, he just continued to fight us.  After he got bored he started to teleport out.  I hit mass charm with erebus, trying to interrupt him.  He teleported out anyway, but heck he had half his hit points still left.  Oh, this wasn't an endgame situation where we were already owned and were about to lose.  That's what was crazy about it.  If we hadn't been standing right on top of our regen crystal, he would have slaughtered both of us.

Second thing, his teammate (a rook) just pops in and starts rampaging through our base big time.  I was surprised because he totally ignored towers even though they were wailing on him.  We both jumped on him and tried to drive him out.  I bit him like 3 straight times, but when I moused over his hit points, THEY WERE GOING UP the entire time we were hitting him and the towers were hitting him.  In other words, his regen or whatever the heck he had, could overpower towers plus two demis wailing on him.  Towards the end of this battle he wound up for a hammer slam.  I again hit mass charm, thinking that would interrupt (as in the case of the teleporting unclean beast).  Again, it didn't do anything, the hammer crashed down, and I died.  I messaged him and said "I stunned you - how could you hammer slam me?"  He said "you didn't stun me, I stunned you."  I said "of course - after your hammer dropped!  but I stunned you before you dropped it... I saw your minions stun."  He just said "I dunno."  The weird thing is, he was totally our same level (level 10 or 11 from what  I can recall).

Yes.  The game has to end. 

If he's doing that then some the following are also true:

1. He's way higher level than you.
2. He's killed more demigod than you and in turn has more gold than you.  More gold = kick ass gear/weapons.
3. He's a better player than you -or- your teammates.
4. He out played you early/middle game.

If FED (I.E. You allow a demigod to kill other demigods over and over, they will get powerful fast due to being able to purchase powerful gear).  This in turn speeds the game up and a winner is declared... time to start a new game.

At the end of the game, how many more kills did he have?  Look at the gold, how much more gold did he have than you?

I suspect that he had more of both, which means he most likely had some crazy good armor/regen -or- he had lots of Life Steal via something like Mage Slayer (8000g, +45 Weapon damage, +25% Attack Speed, +12% Life Steal).  I know when I pick that up, you attack so fast and do so much damage that combined with good regen it can be very hard to kill that person.