EPTLast game they forfeit XBOCT die early on in lane having 8 (8!?) stick charges. And he did not die to stun lock, he was running around for 20 sec or so refusing to use stick charges and turn around and kill very low attacker. lol
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Mutineer
New Zealand179 Posts
Last game they forfeit XBOCT die early on in lane having 8 (8!?) stick charges. And he did not die to stun lock, he was running around for 20 sec or so refusing to use stick charges and turn around and kill very low attacker. lol | ||
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V1ctor
Moldova1645 Posts
On May 18 2014 08:51 Mutineer wrote: They play horrible lately. Last game they forfeit XBOCT die early on in lane having 8 (8!?) stick charges. And he did not die to stun lock, he was running around for 20 sec or so refusing to use stick charges and turn around and kill very low attacker. lol Yeah, and that was because he was lagging like hell because of DDoS and playing on US server | ||
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mnck
Denmark1518 Posts
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Laurens
Belgium4513 Posts
On May 14 2014 07:48 Vaelone wrote: Na'Vi can lose all the online matches in the world and still be in The International final, that shouldn't be anything new at this point. Like how fast do people forget? I'm a big Na'Vi fan and I was really happy they made the finals, but you can't deny there was some luck/cheeky plays involved. The pudge/chen vs tongfu. The denied aegis vs orange. With TI4 being even more stacked, and Na'Vi performing worse than last year around this time, it's pretty natural to start worrying! | ||
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ahswtini
Northern Ireland22203 Posts
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EnumaAvalon
Philippines3613 Posts
On May 20 2014 19:14 ahswtini wrote: Navi always come back to become the final raid boss of the International though I'm not sure about this year tho. They seem really out of shape | ||
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Ahzz
Finland780 Posts
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HaXxorIzed
Australia8434 Posts
On May 20 2014 21:18 EnumaAvalon wrote: I'm not sure about this year tho. They seem really out of shape Their form coming into TI2 was equally bad, to be honest. If anything, it was worse. That said, as much as I would like to see Navi win TI4 in dominant form, in the long term the awful form of recent times might have some benefits. If it can move Navi towards scrimming a couple of times a week as opposed to playing a grand total of three scrims as a team since TI3 to whenever that KKY interview was, it will be a good thing in the long term. | ||
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ZeaL.
United States5955 Posts
On May 20 2014 21:38 Ahzz wrote: Expecting Na'vi to slump in TI4 would be foolish. The prize pool is bigger than ever, the motivation higher than ever probably.They've always been in the finals, and while there are no guarantees, they will probably do very well this year as well. When they practise together they just always pull it together and play a notch better than any other team out there. They are incredible individually(especially when lots of money involved), and with practise it just always meshes up. I dunno about that. They barely made it to the TI3 finals and that was with China sucking balls. The fact that the prize pool is bigger than ever should be a motivator for not just Navi and the competition is getting stronger every year. | ||
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tomatriedes
New Zealand5356 Posts
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opterown
Australia54748 Posts
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tauon
Australia1278 Posts
On May 22 2014 02:15 ZeaL. wrote: I dunno about that. They barely made it to the TI3 finals and that was with China sucking balls. The fact that the prize pool is bigger than ever should be a motivator for not just Navi and the competition is getting stronger every year. Still, they took 2 games in bo5 against Alliance (who were at their peak) playing straight up, no gimicks dota. That's an impressive achievement. | ||
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Yacobs
United States846 Posts
On May 27 2014 23:23 tauon wrote: Still, they took 2 games in bo5 against Alliance (who were at their peak) playing straight up, no gimicks dota. That's an impressive achievement. Plus they basically spotted Alliance the first game and really should have won the last one. That being said, NaVi looks more horrible these days than I've ever seen before. | ||
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shark.
593 Posts
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Zaphid
Czech Republic1860 Posts
On May 28 2014 02:52 shark. wrote: I still trust Na'Vi to pull together for TI. Expecting top 6 at the very least. I have a feeling until everybody loses faith in them, they won't stop playing like crap. | ||
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Laurens
Belgium4513 Posts
 I bet on them vs ROX, silly of me. | ||
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goody153
44019 Posts
On May 28 2014 02:52 shark. wrote: I still trust Na'Vi to pull together for TI. Expecting top 6 at the very least. I am not a fan of navi but to be honest after 3 internationals. I somehow don't see them not being the final raidboss again this year. | ||
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ForTehDarkseid
8139 Posts
TI1 Na'Vi = The Only Team that Matter in Dota2. TI2 Na'VI = The Only Western Hope against Asian Onslaught. TI3 Na'Vi = The Only Team to make it to Finals with the direct help of another player they will never acknowledge. Writing is on the wall, the raid is over. | ||
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ForTehDarkseid
8139 Posts
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goody153
44019 Posts
On May 30 2014 03:08 ForTehDarkseid wrote: @goody153 TI1 Na'Vi = The Only Team that Matter in Dota2. TI2 Na'VI = The Only Western Hope against Asian Onslaught. TI3 Na'Vi = The Only Team to make it to Finals with the direct help of another player they will never acknowledge. Writing is on the wall, the raid is over. who is the other player i did not know of this ? to be honest without the pudge-chen combo they would have never made it to grand finals. | ||
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