Nevertheless, they probably exceeded their own expectations. Before TI they were only hoping to win a few games. This should spur them to further develop; they know they could've gone farther with some better decision-making.

Sassback

United States718 Posts

July 22 2014 05:52 GMT

#102

Well, i hope I'm not the only one who is consoled a little bit by the fact that we got knocked out by the team that went on to win it all. If they had to lose to someone, I'm glad it was the eventual TI4 champions.

RedSuNs

Malaysia7 Posts

July 29 2014 16:58 GMT

#103

I'm from malaysia and I hope titan will get stronger and comes up with more strategy. To be honest, Net is one my favourite player back to Dota 1, his vengeful spirit and sand king is so inspiring. And now with this Titan rosters, I really hope Ohaiyo and Kyxy can stay together. They're humble and potential. Good luck my home country team!

DucK-

Singapore11449 Posts

July 30 2014 09:52 GMT

#104

Replace ymt with ddz? Or they could stick with the same 5 but they need to compete in tougher tournaments.

fixed_point

Germany4891 Posts

July 30 2014 10:30 GMT

#105

On July 30 2014 18:52 DucK- wrote:
Replace ymt with ddz? Or they could stick with the same 5 but they need to compete in tougher tournaments.

If they are really serious about getting better, they should go to China to train, at least in the months leading up to the next TI. This is of course assuming they can get their visas sorted out and if Titan is willing to provide the financial investment.

tauon

Australia1278 Posts

July 30 2014 12:40 GMT

#106

I like the Titan line up exactly as it is. I would be open to Mushi coming back and replacing ymt

CosmicSpiral

United States15275 Posts

July 30 2014 16:40 GMT

#107

Main concern with ddz would be that his hero pool overlaps with kyxy's, and kyxy has the much bigger overall hero pool.

Caladbolg

2855 Posts

July 31 2014 02:43 GMT

#108

Kyxy is also the superior laner

Sassback

United States718 Posts

August 09 2014 18:46 GMT

#109

Has anyone heard any updates about whether or not there are going to be any roster changes? Or can we just assume that no news is good news?

CosmicSpiral

United States15275 Posts

August 10 2014 22:27 GMT

#110

I've heard nothing so far.

AbareKiller

456 Posts

August 10 2014 23:13 GMT

#111

They've been playing with their full roster lately (even with KyXy in a Thailand Netcafe), so I guess no change.

Sassback

United States718 Posts

August 12 2014 17:11 GMT

#112

With the possible break up of DK, what are the odds that Mushi might rejoin them? I know that they are still friends, but things have been going reasonably well with yamateh.

rabidch

United States20289 Posts

September 02 2014 20:40 GMT

#113

mushi standing in for titan makes them very very good once again... they do a lot of interesting strategies now

Jinxed

United States6450 Posts

September 02 2014 20:57 GMT

#114

Would love for Mushi to be back with Titan. They were so good even missing him that with him and his immense hero pool their potential is ridiculously high. I really hope that is where he ends up because they clearly still have whatever it was that got them third at TI3 together.

kRooKster

Australia21 Posts

September 12 2014 14:09 GMT

#115

With Mushi around, what will happen to Yamateh?

fixed_point

Germany4891 Posts

September 12 2014 16:11 GMT

#116

Yamateh will probably retire again, or form a semi-pro team. Now I think Net might be gone too

CosmicSpiral

United States15275 Posts

September 12 2014 16:32 GMT

#117

On September 13 2014 01:11 fixed_point wrote:
Now I think Net might be gone too

I hope not. That would be terrible. :/

evanthebouncy!

United States12816 Posts

September 12 2014 17:15 GMT

#118

standin mushi so strong... is he sticking around?

like i feel mushi is best when the team works with him, the passive way of dota from DK doesn't suit him. Mushi wants aggression of a true SEA team