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Comeh
United States18918 Posts
On January 18 2013 04:30 pap0t wrote: This is the only guy who was so rich farming am that he bought sheepstick :p more experience for his team and he beast out. A learning experience. Next time, have the courier ferry the sheepstick behind him and switch it out when he needs it  | ||
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GodBlessMali
France251 Posts
On January 18 2013 04:42 TanGeng wrote: There's probably more badminton players in China than the rest of the world combine. That's even counting all of the Chinese overseas. It's a huge thing. Yep. I really like Lee Chong Wei though. I hope I will be able to challenge Cty if I ever go to China :D | ||
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noulss
France353 Posts
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zul
Germany5427 Posts
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GodBlessMali
France251 Posts
On January 18 2013 06:20 zul wrote: good shit mali Thanks my friend! Glad you enjoyed it! | ||
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Burns
United States2300 Posts
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llIH
Norway2142 Posts
On January 19 2013 06:01 Burns wrote: I love these interviews. They probably dont as many views as the star2 stuff. But keep them coming Yeah they are great! | ||
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TMG26
Portugal2017 Posts
On January 18 2013 03:44 TheYango wrote: Gonna be tough. iG+LGD+DK+LGD.Int are all more or less a lock based on star power. Unless Valve decides to give even more slots to Chinese teams than they did at TI2 (possible I guess), that's 1 slot they're competing for. Qualifiers TI2 had TongGu instead of LGD.int, and WE was a substitute team Still they have to be better than the new teams, then there's still for love | ||
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Andre
Slovenia3516 Posts
There's so many oldschoolers around who know so much about the game already, it's not like BW->SC2 where the game is super different. In 2012 alone besides NTH/VG there's not really any other team that's a surprise in terms of talent? And even then, VG has some guy who played for Tyloo and NTH has Loda/Akke... | ||
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teapoted
United Kingdom24425 Posts
If by new talent you mean people who never played the game until like a year ago. Well then it's definitely hard, but we don't really know yet because those players haven't had the time to become known. There aren't many players who have played for 2-3 years because that was a time when Dota wasn't really growing in the west, but we do see some who started in HoN around that time who are now in Dota. So I'd expect in a year or so we'll see people who didn't play Dota until Dota 2. But we also need more amateur leagues. (As another note, team games are very difficult to become relevant in. You don't just need to have a lot of dedication you need to have 4 others that do as well. And then with a game like Dota a lot of things you only learn from experience so the amount of "serious" games you have to play to get to the level of understanding about even small things like rune control on the level of typical pro players is very high) | ||
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TheAppetizer
United States146 Posts
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Nevuk
United States16280 Posts
EternalEnvy was a really well-known HoN player who played on top teams, so I don't really consider him to have broken out of anything at all (if anything, nth is something of a step down from some of the teams he was on in HoN, in terms of sponsorship, # of tournament finishes, etc.). Nth has way more potential than the HoN teams did though. AdmiralBulldog is a better example for breaking out as a player from being a pubstar syllabear only player. | ||
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