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TitusVI
Profile Joined April 2013
Germany8319 Posts
October 31 2014 14:15 GMT
#5461
I think the biggest step forward in NA was the start of the last split when LMQ joined. I had the feeling that many teams saw it comming to drop another place in the rankings and they all tried to change their rosters and get coaches to the better. When a good team joins a league its mostly not about that other teams "learn" something. A big part of it is that teams actually see their food taken away from them and have to change something.

It is like 8 teams have nuclear weapons. The top 3 teams all have 3 missiles. the bottom 5 have one. Now a challenger team makes it into lcs with 2 missiles. The 5 bottom teams need to react so they also but 2 additional missles. Now the top three teams see that the bottom have exactly the same missiles as they have. So again even the top 3 teams get additional missiles to keep their spot. And thats part of how a league gets better.
Science>Mechanics
Numy
Profile Blog Joined June 2010
South Africa35471 Posts
October 31 2014 14:40 GMT
#5462
Well I'd also say both TSM/C9/Curse all having good owners is pretty big too. Liquid/Regi may have messed up a few times but they both pretty driven towards the betterment of their team. If you compare that to EU it seems like it's all on the players to try get better infrastructure which isn't exactly ideal as they should be focusing on themselves. Same can be said with CLG/Dig both collapsing largely due to poor management and goal setting.

Honestly just pretty impressed with the management of the top teams in NA. It's not perfect but there's a definite improvement happening. If only some of them would learn to stop using social media.
Gorsameth
Profile Joined April 2010
Netherlands22065 Posts
October 31 2014 14:53 GMT
#5463
On October 31 2014 23:15 TitusVI wrote:
I think the biggest step forward in NA was the start of the last split when LMQ joined. I had the feeling that many teams saw it comming to drop another place in the rankings and they all tried to change their rosters and get coaches to the better. When a good team joins a league its mostly not about that other teams "learn" something. A big part of it is that teams actually see their food taken away from them and have to change something.

It is like 8 teams have nuclear weapons. The top 3 teams all have 3 missiles. the bottom 5 have one. Now a challenger team makes it into lcs with 2 missiles. The 5 bottom teams need to react so they also but 2 additional missles. Now the top three teams see that the bottom have exactly the same missiles as they have. So again even the top 3 teams get additional missiles to keep their spot. And thats part of how a league gets better.

That was indeed the point I was trying to make (tho one could argue if its the coming of LMQ or the dominance of C9 that caused it). Europe needs something like that to shake up the teams, to force them to work on improving themselves or settle for being 3/4th place.

And no I don't believe the large shakeups happening at the moment are a sign that it is already happening. I would say that it is actually a terrible sign. Your not working to create a coherent team when a large part of the teams is switching almost their entire lineup.
It ignores such insignificant forces as time, entropy, and death
Redox
Profile Joined October 2010
Germany24794 Posts
Last Edited: 2014-10-31 15:34:04
October 31 2014 15:29 GMT
#5464
On October 31 2014 23:53 Gorsameth wrote:
Show nested quote +
On October 31 2014 23:15 TitusVI wrote:
I think the biggest step forward in NA was the start of the last split when LMQ joined. I had the feeling that many teams saw it comming to drop another place in the rankings and they all tried to change their rosters and get coaches to the better. When a good team joins a league its mostly not about that other teams "learn" something. A big part of it is that teams actually see their food taken away from them and have to change something.

It is like 8 teams have nuclear weapons. The top 3 teams all have 3 missiles. the bottom 5 have one. Now a challenger team makes it into lcs with 2 missiles. The 5 bottom teams need to react so they also but 2 additional missles. Now the top three teams see that the bottom have exactly the same missiles as they have. So again even the top 3 teams get additional missiles to keep their spot. And thats part of how a league gets better.

That was indeed the point I was trying to make (tho one could argue if its the coming of LMQ or the dominance of C9 that caused it). Europe needs something like that to shake up the teams, to force them to work on improving themselves or settle for being 3/4th place.

And no I don't believe the large shakeups happening at the moment are a sign that it is already happening. I would say that it is actually a terrible sign. Your not working to create a coherent team when a large part of the teams is switching almost their entire lineup.

So now you are saying the roster swaps are too much to be a sign of teams trying to improve or what? First teams are too stagnant, then they change too much. With what exactly would you be content then?

This whole notion of yours that teams dont try to improve or whatever is just complete nonsense. And especially what you base it on. The competition among the teams is already extremely high.
Off-season = best season
orzeu
Profile Joined September 2013
Poland5205 Posts
October 31 2014 15:32 GMT
#5465
Difference is that teams like TSM, Curse are all in on League. Why would Alex Garfield spent money on management/coaches etc. when he can just sign new Dota 2 team?
Redox
Profile Joined October 2010
Germany24794 Posts
Last Edited: 2014-10-31 15:40:49
October 31 2014 15:36 GMT
#5466
On November 01 2014 00:32 orzeu wrote:
Difference is that teams like TSM, Curse are all in on League. Why would Alex Garfield spent money on management/coaches etc. when he can just sign new Dota 2 team?

If you refer to Alliance, they had a bigger coaching staff than anyone else in NA or EU. Heck they even had a cook. :D
They were not missing anything.

Fnatic could need more support though.
Off-season = best season
orzeu
Profile Joined September 2013
Poland5205 Posts
October 31 2014 15:44 GMT
#5467
On November 01 2014 00:36 Redox wrote:
Show nested quote +
On November 01 2014 00:32 orzeu wrote:
Difference is that teams like TSM, Curse are all in on League. Why would Alex Garfield spent money on management/coaches etc. when he can just sign new Dota 2 team?

If you refer to Alliance, they had a bigger coaching staff than anyone else in NA or EU. They were not missing anything.

Are you serious? Their manager/owner is working full time for joinDota and doesn't even live in Cologne. Their coach - Leviathan didn't get paid for months, because he was on 'trial'. Rest I don't know, but they had some guys that researched for them before Worlds for free.
EG was fucking mess too with manager that didn't do shit according to Krepo post.
Redox
Profile Joined October 2010
Germany24794 Posts
October 31 2014 15:50 GMT
#5468
On November 01 2014 00:44 orzeu wrote:
Show nested quote +
On November 01 2014 00:36 Redox wrote:
On November 01 2014 00:32 orzeu wrote:
Difference is that teams like TSM, Curse are all in on League. Why would Alex Garfield spent money on management/coaches etc. when he can just sign new Dota 2 team?

If you refer to Alliance, they had a bigger coaching staff than anyone else in NA or EU. They were not missing anything.

Are you serious? Their manager/owner is working full time for joinDota and doesn't even live in Cologne. Their coach - Leviathan didn't get paid for months, because he was on 'trial'. Rest I don't know, but they had some guys that researched for them before Worlds for free.
EG was fucking mess too with manager that didn't do shit according to Krepo post.

I dont know if Leviathan got paid or not but it is a stretch to assume it is relevant for All performance.
Off-season = best season
Gahlo
Profile Joined February 2010
United States35165 Posts
October 31 2014 15:55 GMT
#5469
On November 01 2014 00:32 orzeu wrote:
Difference is that teams like TSM, Curse are all in on League. Why would Alex Garfield spent money on management/coaches etc. when he can just sign new Dota 2 team?

Not at all. TSM has a few Hearthstone players, a Smash player, and don't they have a Smite team or something?
AsnSensation
Profile Joined April 2011
Germany24009 Posts
October 31 2014 16:00 GMT
#5470
http://www.inven.co.kr/board/powerbbs.php?come_idx=2778&l=31963

IMP to army.
Gorsameth
Profile Joined April 2010
Netherlands22065 Posts
October 31 2014 16:03 GMT
#5471
On November 01 2014 00:29 Redox wrote:
Show nested quote +
On October 31 2014 23:53 Gorsameth wrote:
On October 31 2014 23:15 TitusVI wrote:
I think the biggest step forward in NA was the start of the last split when LMQ joined. I had the feeling that many teams saw it comming to drop another place in the rankings and they all tried to change their rosters and get coaches to the better. When a good team joins a league its mostly not about that other teams "learn" something. A big part of it is that teams actually see their food taken away from them and have to change something.

It is like 8 teams have nuclear weapons. The top 3 teams all have 3 missiles. the bottom 5 have one. Now a challenger team makes it into lcs with 2 missiles. The 5 bottom teams need to react so they also but 2 additional missles. Now the top three teams see that the bottom have exactly the same missiles as they have. So again even the top 3 teams get additional missiles to keep their spot. And thats part of how a league gets better.

That was indeed the point I was trying to make (tho one could argue if its the coming of LMQ or the dominance of C9 that caused it). Europe needs something like that to shake up the teams, to force them to work on improving themselves or settle for being 3/4th place.

And no I don't believe the large shakeups happening at the moment are a sign that it is already happening. I would say that it is actually a terrible sign. Your not working to create a coherent team when a large part of the teams is switching almost their entire lineup.

So now you are saying the roster swaps are too much to be a sign of teams trying to improve or what? First teams are too stagnant, then they change too much. With what exactly would you be content then?

This whole notion of yours that teams dont try to improve or whatever is just complete nonsense. And especially what you base it on. The competition among the teams is already extremely high.

I meant stagnant in terms of skill, not only within Europe but especially when compared to the rest of the world. Sorry I was not more clear in that.

Your free to disagree but I dont call every team losing and winning to every other team a sign that the region is doing well.
It ignores such insignificant forces as time, entropy, and death
orzeu
Profile Joined September 2013
Poland5205 Posts
Last Edited: 2014-10-31 16:07:34
October 31 2014 16:05 GMT
#5472
On November 01 2014 00:50 Redox wrote:
Show nested quote +
On November 01 2014 00:44 orzeu wrote:
On November 01 2014 00:36 Redox wrote:
On November 01 2014 00:32 orzeu wrote:
Difference is that teams like TSM, Curse are all in on League. Why would Alex Garfield spent money on management/coaches etc. when he can just sign new Dota 2 team?

If you refer to Alliance, they had a bigger coaching staff than anyone else in NA or EU. They were not missing anything.

Are you serious? Their manager/owner is working full time for joinDota and doesn't even live in Cologne. Their coach - Leviathan didn't get paid for months, because he was on 'trial'. Rest I don't know, but they had some guys that researched for them before Worlds for free.
EG was fucking mess too with manager that didn't do shit according to Krepo post.

I dont know if Leviathan got paid or not but it is a stretch to assume it is relevant for All performance.

It's not, but Alliance had once of the worst managment/coaching stuff out of any LCS teams.
Also their cook was Krepo girlfriend that stayed with them for some reason and their coach/manager didn't. They didn't even have gaming room in their house.
On November 01 2014 00:55 Gahlo wrote:
Show nested quote +
On November 01 2014 00:32 orzeu wrote:
Difference is that teams like TSM, Curse are all in on League. Why would Alex Garfield spent money on management/coaches etc. when he can just sign new Dota 2 team?

Not at all. TSM has a few Hearthstone players, a Smash player, and don't they have a Smite team or something?

Still they spend like 75-90% of their budget on League team, easily.
Redox
Profile Joined October 2010
Germany24794 Posts
Last Edited: 2014-10-31 16:11:39
October 31 2014 16:08 GMT
#5473
On November 01 2014 01:03 Gorsameth wrote:
Show nested quote +
On November 01 2014 00:29 Redox wrote:
On October 31 2014 23:53 Gorsameth wrote:
On October 31 2014 23:15 TitusVI wrote:
I think the biggest step forward in NA was the start of the last split when LMQ joined. I had the feeling that many teams saw it comming to drop another place in the rankings and they all tried to change their rosters and get coaches to the better. When a good team joins a league its mostly not about that other teams "learn" something. A big part of it is that teams actually see their food taken away from them and have to change something.

It is like 8 teams have nuclear weapons. The top 3 teams all have 3 missiles. the bottom 5 have one. Now a challenger team makes it into lcs with 2 missiles. The 5 bottom teams need to react so they also but 2 additional missles. Now the top three teams see that the bottom have exactly the same missiles as they have. So again even the top 3 teams get additional missiles to keep their spot. And thats part of how a league gets better.

That was indeed the point I was trying to make (tho one could argue if its the coming of LMQ or the dominance of C9 that caused it). Europe needs something like that to shake up the teams, to force them to work on improving themselves or settle for being 3/4th place.

And no I don't believe the large shakeups happening at the moment are a sign that it is already happening. I would say that it is actually a terrible sign. Your not working to create a coherent team when a large part of the teams is switching almost their entire lineup.

So now you are saying the roster swaps are too much to be a sign of teams trying to improve or what? First teams are too stagnant, then they change too much. With what exactly would you be content then?

This whole notion of yours that teams dont try to improve or whatever is just complete nonsense. And especially what you base it on. The competition among the teams is already extremely high.

I meant stagnant in terms of skill, not only within Europe but especially when compared to the rest of the world. Sorry I was not more clear in that.

Your free to disagree but I dont call every team losing and winning to every other team a sign that the region is doing well.

Well yeah if you think they are bad that is just a matter of opinion. I disagree but wont challenge you on that. My problem is with the claims that teams don try hard enough, have to be shaken up or whatever. I dont see any basis for that idea. I mean ok Koreans always try harder, but I dont see any difference to NA in this respect.

On November 01 2014 01:05 orzeu wrote:
Show nested quote +
On November 01 2014 00:50 Redox wrote:
On November 01 2014 00:44 orzeu wrote:
On November 01 2014 00:36 Redox wrote:
On November 01 2014 00:32 orzeu wrote:
Difference is that teams like TSM, Curse are all in on League. Why would Alex Garfield spent money on management/coaches etc. when he can just sign new Dota 2 team?

If you refer to Alliance, they had a bigger coaching staff than anyone else in NA or EU. They were not missing anything.

Are you serious? Their manager/owner is working full time for joinDota and doesn't even live in Cologne. Their coach - Leviathan didn't get paid for months, because he was on 'trial'. Rest I don't know, but they had some guys that researched for them before Worlds for free.
EG was fucking mess too with manager that didn't do shit according to Krepo post.

I dont know if Leviathan got paid or not but it is a stretch to assume it is relevant for All performance.

It's not, but Alliance had once of the worst managment/coaching stuff out of any LCS teams.
Also their cook was Krepo girlfriend that stayed with them for some reason and their coach/manager didn't. They didn't even have gaming room in their house.


And I saw lots of people saying the way Alliance was training wih the seperation etc was an example for others to follow when tehy were on their winning streak. Now that they lost a game vs Kabum its suddenly all bad.
Off-season = best season
Gorsameth
Profile Joined April 2010
Netherlands22065 Posts
October 31 2014 16:14 GMT
#5474
On November 01 2014 01:08 Redox wrote:
And I saw lots of people saying the way Alliance was training wih the seperation etc was an example for others to follow when tehy were on their winning streak. Now that they lost a game vs Kabum its suddenly all bad.

The idea is 5 people living on their own and meeting in 1 place every day to practice. Just like a normal working person.
Not 5 people living in 1 house who have to go somewhere else to be able to play.
It ignores such insignificant forces as time, entropy, and death
orzeu
Profile Joined September 2013
Poland5205 Posts
October 31 2014 16:18 GMT
#5475
On November 01 2014 01:08 Redox wrote:
Show nested quote +
On November 01 2014 01:03 Gorsameth wrote:
On November 01 2014 00:29 Redox wrote:
On October 31 2014 23:53 Gorsameth wrote:
On October 31 2014 23:15 TitusVI wrote:
I think the biggest step forward in NA was the start of the last split when LMQ joined. I had the feeling that many teams saw it comming to drop another place in the rankings and they all tried to change their rosters and get coaches to the better. When a good team joins a league its mostly not about that other teams "learn" something. A big part of it is that teams actually see their food taken away from them and have to change something.

It is like 8 teams have nuclear weapons. The top 3 teams all have 3 missiles. the bottom 5 have one. Now a challenger team makes it into lcs with 2 missiles. The 5 bottom teams need to react so they also but 2 additional missles. Now the top three teams see that the bottom have exactly the same missiles as they have. So again even the top 3 teams get additional missiles to keep their spot. And thats part of how a league gets better.

That was indeed the point I was trying to make (tho one could argue if its the coming of LMQ or the dominance of C9 that caused it). Europe needs something like that to shake up the teams, to force them to work on improving themselves or settle for being 3/4th place.

And no I don't believe the large shakeups happening at the moment are a sign that it is already happening. I would say that it is actually a terrible sign. Your not working to create a coherent team when a large part of the teams is switching almost their entire lineup.

So now you are saying the roster swaps are too much to be a sign of teams trying to improve or what? First teams are too stagnant, then they change too much. With what exactly would you be content then?

This whole notion of yours that teams dont try to improve or whatever is just complete nonsense. And especially what you base it on. The competition among the teams is already extremely high.

I meant stagnant in terms of skill, not only within Europe but especially when compared to the rest of the world. Sorry I was not more clear in that.

Your free to disagree but I dont call every team losing and winning to every other team a sign that the region is doing well.

Well yeah if you think they are bad that is just a matter of opinion. I disagree but wont challenge you on that. My problem is with the claims that teams don try hard enough, have to be shaken up or whatever. I dont see any basis for that idea. I mean ok Koreans always try harder, but I dont see any difference to NA in this respect.

Show nested quote +
On November 01 2014 01:05 orzeu wrote:
On November 01 2014 00:50 Redox wrote:
On November 01 2014 00:44 orzeu wrote:
On November 01 2014 00:36 Redox wrote:
On November 01 2014 00:32 orzeu wrote:
Difference is that teams like TSM, Curse are all in on League. Why would Alex Garfield spent money on management/coaches etc. when he can just sign new Dota 2 team?

If you refer to Alliance, they had a bigger coaching staff than anyone else in NA or EU. They were not missing anything.

Are you serious? Their manager/owner is working full time for joinDota and doesn't even live in Cologne. Their coach - Leviathan didn't get paid for months, because he was on 'trial'. Rest I don't know, but they had some guys that researched for them before Worlds for free.
EG was fucking mess too with manager that didn't do shit according to Krepo post.

I dont know if Leviathan got paid or not but it is a stretch to assume it is relevant for All performance.

It's not, but Alliance had once of the worst managment/coaching stuff out of any LCS teams.
Also their cook was Krepo girlfriend that stayed with them for some reason and their coach/manager didn't. They didn't even have gaming room in their house.


And I saw lots of people saying the way Alliance was training wih the seperation etc was an example for others to follow when tehy were on their winning streak. Now that they lost a game vs Kabum its suddenly all bad.

I think the only reason why they didn't have gaming room was that didn't have space. Also playing all the time from your bedroom is stupid idea and I never liked that.
onlywonderboy
Profile Joined August 2012
United States23745 Posts
October 31 2014 16:34 GMT
#5476
On November 01 2014 01:00 AsnSensation wrote:
http://www.inven.co.kr/board/powerbbs.php?come_idx=2778&l=31963

IMP to army.

I thought Army was the name of some random Chinese team at first LOL.
RIP Ryan Davis / TL or Die / @onlywonderboy
orzeu
Profile Joined September 2013
Poland5205 Posts
October 31 2014 16:36 GMT
#5477
On November 01 2014 01:34 onlywonderboy wrote:
Show nested quote +
On November 01 2014 01:00 AsnSensation wrote:
http://www.inven.co.kr/board/powerbbs.php?come_idx=2778&l=31963

IMP to army.

I thought Army was the name of some random Chinese team at first LOL.

LOL. Also Dandy/Deft/Pawn confirmed on facebook move to China.
https://www.facebook.com/hyuk9zzang?fref=ufi
https://www.facebook.com/dandyGOD/posts/705469199548470
Inflicted
Profile Blog Joined January 2011
Australia18228 Posts
October 31 2014 16:43 GMT
#5478
Curse of Worlds is real
Liquipedia"Expert"
Redox
Profile Joined October 2010
Germany24794 Posts
Last Edited: 2014-10-31 16:47:51
October 31 2014 16:46 GMT
#5479
On November 01 2014 01:36 orzeu wrote:
Show nested quote +
On November 01 2014 01:34 onlywonderboy wrote:
On November 01 2014 01:00 AsnSensation wrote:
http://www.inven.co.kr/board/powerbbs.php?come_idx=2778&l=31963

IMP to army.

I thought Army was the name of some random Chinese team at first LOL.

LOL. Also Dandy/Deft/Pawn confirmed on facebook move to China.
https://www.facebook.com/hyuk9zzang?fref=ufi
https://www.facebook.com/dandyGOD/posts/705469199548470

Oh god.
I am ok with China kicking Kespa in the butt because it will force them to pay better. But this is kinda going too far even for my liking.
I wonder what kind of money they are ready to throw at Faker.
Off-season = best season
TheYango
Profile Joined September 2008
United States47024 Posts
October 31 2014 16:55 GMT
#5480
On October 31 2014 19:16 Fusilero wrote:

Team king can be scratched off the kakao list also zombie WE might change their roster before LPL
http://www.inven.co.kr/webzine/news/?news=120884&site=lol
Kuro, lee, guger and gorilla out of najin.

King in that tweet is referring to the WE leader, not Team King.
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