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Dubzex
United States6994 Posts
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rebdomine
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Australia54784 Posts
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ChicagoTed
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tauon
Australia1278 Posts
On May 27 2014 09:10 ChicagoTed wrote: They seems to have a good chimestry(finally), solid games, solid executions, the part i like the most is that they are in some way a TongFu 2.0, just with a new captain, i'm sure xiao8 will guide them to the top. I always felt that KingJ was the weakest link on the old TongFu. Xiao8 feels like a much stronger replacement. | ||
Adrian_mx
Mexico1880 Posts
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Australia54784 Posts
On May 27 2014 13:34 Adrian_mx wrote: NewBee is showing alot of improvement, probably tied up with VG, but definetly not at par with DK mate, they have won their last six games in a row against DK the lack of sansheng is painful though | ||
shad2810
Malaysia2682 Posts
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yotis
Czech Republic652 Posts
On May 26 2014 09:45 TheEmulator wrote: Google translate says "recruit". Is that right? Yeah literally new soldier, but if you translate just the first character it would be pronounced as "new ping" ~ "Newbie". | ||
ahswtini
Northern Ireland22208 Posts
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Australia54784 Posts
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ahswtini
Northern Ireland22208 Posts
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Laurens
Belgium4537 Posts
Team to beat at TI4? | ||
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mnck
Denmark1518 Posts
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Fwizzz
Philippines4420 Posts
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Carnivorous Sheep
Baa?21242 Posts
On May 27 2014 19:17 ahswtini wrote: Well apparently it can mean 'awesome' too, but I've only seen it used in a derogatory context It's far more common to use it "positively" to say something is amazing/strong/etc. than derogatorily. | ||
Existential
Australia2107 Posts
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yotis
Czech Republic652 Posts
On May 27 2014 19:17 ahswtini wrote: Well apparently it can mean 'awesome' too, but I've only seen it used in a derogatory context oh yeah, I only heard it in positive context . . . | ||
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