Seeing these two games I would say no. It's not just his plays, he didn't get sleight of fist until like 20min in second game and it cost them atleast 3 fights because he needs to get close to chain. And he lose 50% hp until he can get close. Or he uses remnant to dive in(becuz no fist to chain) and then he is left with no remnant or no mana and can't run away and dies. Supports try to save him and ofc its too late and then they die too. Monkey has 13 kills now and 10 of them due to EE misplaying.

spudde123

4814 Posts

October 18 2015 18:54 GMT

#2102

They've done well with Ember as a team with EE personally doing very well more often than not. In that game specifically the first time he went forward it resulted in 2 kills for his team that wouldn't have happened otherwise though he died himself. If I'm not mistaken there was one time definitely where he committed too much into the fight and they didn't get anything out of it near their t2 top in the jungle but I can't exactly recall the situation. Other than that I can't recall where he committed poorly and died, most of his deaths were MB catching him out, often with very good gank execution. And also of course there was the rosh play.

1st game he played Ember very well applying constant lane pressure and placing remnants well to maximize farming efficiency all the time. Though that said one could say it wasn't the most difficult Ember game because MB didn't have as much instant lockdown for him. Of course there was that base dive moment but that was hardly related to playing Ember specifically but just some sort of a brainfart.

Nakama

Germany584 Posts

October 19 2015 03:15 GMT

#2103

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSS !!!!!!!

What a series. GG WP EG

OmniEulogy

Canada6600 Posts

October 19 2015 03:22 GMT

#2104

gg wp! Grats secret

the bear jew

United States3674 Posts

October 19 2015 03:22 GMT

#2105

For the last series vs EG, I have to give MVP award to Puppey. His chen and disruptor won Secret the games from the overall advantage he gave his team.

misirlou

Portugal3300 Posts

October 19 2015 03:26 GMT

#2106

On October 19 2015 12:22 the bear jew wrote:
For the last series vs EG, I have to give MVP award to Puppey. His chen and disruptor won Secret the games from the overall advantage he gave his team.

IDK, wee carried pretty hard too.

bagels21

United States4357 Posts

October 19 2015 03:30 GMT

#2107

On October 19 2015 12:26 misirlou wrote:

Show nested quote +

IDK, wee carried pretty hard too.

it was a team effort. Misery played really well. EE sacrificed himself on almost all games and still played pretty well and PLD did PLD things

the bear jew

United States3674 Posts

October 19 2015 03:40 GMT

#2108

Like Puppey on Chen won Secret the early game super hard and set his team up for victory. And his disruptor punished EG hard, sure his team needed to be on point and they were but for me it's always more impressive to see the supports make the huge plays.

Alpino

Brazil4390 Posts

October 19 2015 03:41 GMT

#2109

On October 19 2015 12:26 misirlou wrote:

Show nested quote +

IDK, wee carried pretty hard too.

i'd give MVP to Puppey but the real MVP is how they played like a TEAM.

Relentless and coordinated choking the enemy team out of the game

Mensol

14536 Posts

October 19 2015 03:49 GMT

#2110

broodbucket

Australia963 Posts

October 19 2015 04:31 GMT

#2111

evanthebouncy!

United States12796 Posts

October 19 2015 04:37 GMT

#2112

On October 19 2015 12:49 Mensol wrote:
https://twitter.com/CLEMENTINATOR/status/655953708723912704

oV

fucking mensol lmao
I actually like this versin of secret much more than the last one.
well done!

Alpino

Brazil4390 Posts

October 19 2015 04:56 GMT

#2113

my favorite tweet from this win

Racket

3023 Posts

October 19 2015 06:00 GMT

#2114

I guess it takes only one Puppey to break the EE-curse.

trollcenter

362 Posts

October 19 2015 06:26 GMT

#2115

Any video of their victory reactions/post game interview? Didn't see the match and the VOD's are all just replays from what I can see.

00Visor

4337 Posts

October 19 2015 07:08 GMT

#2116

The whole team performed great.

Puppey just brings the best out of his teammates. He is a fucking legend.

BobMcJohnson

France2916 Posts

October 19 2015 07:51 GMT

#2117

whoo we did it :D

I really really like this iteration of secret, good balance between new talent, experience and crazy drafts. It's like the team that C9 always aspired to be.

trollcenter

362 Posts

October 19 2015 13:40 GMT

#2118

I wonder how much Puppey would be worth if he cared about transfering to organisations like chinese players do. He's probably the most accomplished player in Dota history and still stays at the very top after so many years in an ever-changing game.

I'd give my left testicle to play in a team captained by him, even if it was just in a pub.

TomatoBisque

United States6290 Posts

October 19 2015 14:20 GMT

#2119

On October 19 2015 15:26 trollcenter wrote:
Any video of their victory reactions/post game interview? Didn't see the match and the VOD's are all just replays from what I can see.

NFUA or Twitch Dota 2 VODs might have it.

Mensol

14536 Posts

October 19 2015 14:22 GMT

#2120

On October 19 2015 15:26 trollcenter wrote:
Any video of their victory reactions/post game interview? Didn't see the match and the VOD's are all just replays from what I can see.