Also I look forward to seeing you guys play in DHS and in TI3
G-1 Afterthoughts - Page 3
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Burns
United States2300 Posts
Also I look forward to seeing you guys play in DHS and in TI3 | ||
GreYMisT
United States6736 Posts
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Chimpalimp
United States1135 Posts
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Dreamer.T
United States3584 Posts
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Dracolich70
Denmark3820 Posts
On May 26 2013 08:53 Kipsate wrote: And before that Na'vi was the exception, not the rule, right?The experience alone that you got was invaluable, I am proud of you guys even though you went 1-4. There are lots of holes and mistakes but this experience will teach you a lot about it. You can't play heroes against this caliber of teams, you have to play lineups. Every mistake is punished, every move is calculated, that is the beauty of Dota and with this under your belt I hope that we can see better strategic vision and improvement. Dreamhack Summer is the tournament that I am looking forward to. The average skill in EU/NA is a lot worse then Asia, Alliance is the exception, not the rule. At the top of average teams can stand a great one. But in 3 months from now, will the environment of Europe/NA or Asia be more resourcefull for practice, I would argue the latter. | ||
Bayyne
United States1967 Posts
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Emnjay808
United States10636 Posts
Humble as always, hope to see more of your blogs! | ||
b3n3tt3
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crms
United States11933 Posts
I think with more preparation and better decision making they could do extremely well. In the end they came close to making it through but fell a bit short. I hope with some intense training over the summer they can make a big splash at ti3. GOGO TL! <3 | ||
parazice
Thailand5517 Posts
keen in mind that ti3 is a long way to go you guys still have time cheer up TL | ||
quannguyen
Vietnam1390 Posts
Although getting eliminated early, Team Liquid still played great this tournament. I have no doubt that with this valuable experience and heavy bootcamping, you guys will be able to rock Dreamhack and TI3. Fighting | ||
MirageTaN
Singapore871 Posts
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ggggbabybabybaby
Canada304 Posts
Flamewheel has to come through with the Korok + booth girl pic. | ||
TanGeng
Sanya12364 Posts
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Targe
United Kingdom14103 Posts
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BurningSera
Ireland19621 Posts
My only concern is that maybe it is better for you guys to bootcamp outside of US, i know it is tough to make that happen but maybe give that a thought. | ||
oneill12
Romania1222 Posts
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SushilS
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On May 26 2013 08:00 SuperCarl wrote: Nice to see the blogs from TL's dota team. You're living up to the excellent TeamLiquid standards regarding community interaction. I'm sure that it's just a healthy dose of confidence but I must say I view your statements that you could beat Alliance, DK and Orange with just more training as, what you yourself said, arrogant. Dude... All of you at this level have the talent to succeed, what seperates the winners from the rest is the dedication and training. Buuut then again Im a swede and rooting for Alliance so maybe the statement just rubbed me the wrong way. Also it sounds as if Valves rule about roster changes is all that is keeping iG from replacing 430. It doesn't sound like a recipe for success. Did you even see the Alliance game.... zzz | ||
Chrobbus
Iceland195 Posts
In the end, you can always 'excuse' your performance with "one more week of practice and we would've won X and X." Was fun watching you play at the G-1 League lan finals and I am sure you guys will be a force to be reckoned with at Dreamhack and TI3, as long as you practice 'well' | ||
sc14s
United States5052 Posts
On May 26 2013 05:59 Baerinho wrote: i´d like to know that too, hear a 1st hand opinion. I almost cant shake the feeling that they are just sandbagging, then again, that would be sacrificing still alot of money months before TI3 i feel like they and na'vi will show their top form in ti3 and alliance will either have already peaked here or still be about the same form they have atm with at least na'vi / IG/LGD in top shape tldr: ti3 is gonna be awesome | ||
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