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United States13143 Posts
On October 23 2015 11:56 shouldbeworking wrote: This team needs to go and bootcamp in China or something. Stomping these sea teams over and over isn't going to help get them next level enough to get a top finish. well they're not the best team in SEA and probably haven't been for at least a month
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I don't know.
The entire team feels like they're not coordinating. They've shown almost no draft flexibility. They can't play competently past the early game. Fnatic is a mess.
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On November 17 2015 05:10 CosmicSpiral wrote: I don't know.
The entire team feels like they're not coordinating. They've shown almost no draft flexibility. They can't play competently past the early game. Fnatic is a mess. it has a lot to do with mushi. they have plenty of hero flexibility but mushi limits it, and the early shot calls are usually very poor. the lack of regional competition has something to do with it, but isn't any excuse for mushi to be leading this badly
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Compared to how well coordinated the tier 1 teams are. I feel FNatic is going to disband. They definitely look lost after a certain point in the game and are not on the same page at all.
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So from their latest game it seems like Mushi is playing carry, Black is mid, Ohaiyo is offlane and DJ is support? I hoped that Mushi would just stay as support since he is the shotcaller. Still I hope this works out.
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Mushi could just play EE-sama in C9 , If you follow his rule of "Most farmed calls shots" that is
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On December 03 2015 00:46 MirageTaN wrote: Mushi could just play EE-sama in C9 , If you follow his rule of "Most farmed calls shots" that is
If I'm not wrong it was PLD that was doing the early to mid game shot calling. EE only really took over during late game.
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Well, we had a good run in the shanghai major. I'm proud of the boys !
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Yup it was a good run. With MVP being so strong I have hope for the SEA region.
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Dj and midone are the top performers for fnatic. No surprises. Net though was a disappointment.
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Really happy for this team! I hope they get a direct invite for the next major. They improved a ton and there's so many obvious ways they can improve even further (they throw so many games from ahead) that I think if they stay the course and don't get rattled they could be a top 4 team by the time TI comes around.
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On March 06 2016 17:09 DucK- wrote: Dj and midone are the top performers for fnatic. No surprises. Net though was a disappointment. To be fair to net he constantly got things like Disruptor and had to play the hard 5 while DJ got to play Enigma/Chen.
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On March 06 2016 17:09 DucK- wrote: Dj and midone are the top performers for fnatic. No surprises. Net though was a disappointment.
I wanted DJ to play mid but he's done well as a support it's a waste if a good support like goes to plays a core role when there's somebody else who can do it. And Midone is suprisingly reliable (although there are some weird situations where he jumped at 5 heroes but that's ok, he's new and it happens to anybody)
I think Ohayou did well too. Mushi did what a 1 should do but i'm still not too satisfied with him though this team would probably fall apart without him.
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Aren't boys getting direct invite to manila for getting top 5 at this major? i read somewhere that top 6 gets invited directly..
and yea, Everyone on this team surpasses even tier 1 players on most teams in terms of raw skills.They just need the direction they were getting at this event from analyst and coach.they will do just fine and has the potential to reach even top 3 if they managed to bring stability to their performance and it is achievable with a highly positive leader like mushi. he found such 2 gems in the form of midone and DJ and the fact that DJ is getting along with a team with 4 malaysian players is pretty good thing to watch.
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The top6 = direct invite is an assumption people make based on what has happened for Frankfurt and Shanghai. I don't think Valve has explicitly said so anywhere. In this case the question for me is just that if MVP and Fnatic both get invites, who are the teams that qualify from SEA and are they worthy of being at a major? I haven't watched that much SEA dota to have a proper opinion on the level of other teams. Of course as we've seen at Shanghai the assumptions people make about the level of certain teams may be pretty far off, I wouldn't really be against having more SEA teams at the major given that both of their teams got a good placing.
Moreover, the next major is in Manila so that might take some reservations away from Valve. The crowd will surely love having a few teams from nearby, and with the performances of MVP and Fnatic there is a legitimate case to do that.
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Fnatic is on a rampage at the moment. 24 series won in a row, only dropping 1 game to MVP.P (2-1) and beat MVP.P 3-0 after that series. I know Mushi is taking a break, but is he also their coach?
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Can't wait for Mushi to return and screw this team up XD
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as long as he doesn't lose all of his confidence again and start to give up kills every couple of minutes I think they'll be ok
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On April 03 2016 15:35 lolnoty wrote: Fnatic is on a rampage at the moment. 24 series won in a row, only dropping 1 game to MVP.P (2-1) and beat MVP.P 3-0 after that series. I know Mushi is taking a break, but is he also their coach? oh wow
also DJ-god
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