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konadora
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Firebolt145
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BasalGanglia
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nojok
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vndestiny
Singapore3440 Posts
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BreakupBoy
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wims80
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BreakupBoy
Germany171 Posts
On November 27 2016 04:16 wims80 wrote: I don't think beating Alliance, Escape and uhhh ... Imperial is enough to propel Liquid into tier 1 status, but perhaps in the future Yeah I know, right now I consider Liquid the King of the tier 2 teams though. But I hope they can become a tier 1 team again, the EG-Liquid rivalry is more fun that way. | ||
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Faruko
Chile34171 Posts
They are a few steps ahead of the teams in DL, but it matters 0 if you don't show it on the games More of a morale/confidence boost, which can be Good for a team that looked shaky after miracle and gh joined. | ||
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LemOn
United Kingdom8629 Posts
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LemOn
United Kingdom8629 Posts
Gh played what 4games before the tourney :D 6max and won two with great performance  | ||
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giftdgecko
United States2126 Posts
The competition wasn't spectacular, but going through the tourney without dropping a game is still impressive. Escape 2-0'd VP a month ago in league play and Imperial takes games off top teams with some regularity. Above all though, the boys looked like they had a good time, flashbacks to a similar position a year ago. | ||
FO-nTTaX
Johto4934 Posts
On November 27 2016 03:53 nojok wrote: Anyone knows how is the ping from those Middle East countries? I don't think it's great yet those two managed to go pro. fwiw TL has the capabilities to have people living at the HQ in the Netherlands for a while | ||
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Jinkku
Finland36 Posts
Even if the opponents werent the best, Liquid looked fresh and dominant. Maybe now we can forget the Bulba fiasco and move on. I wonder if the lineup will be the same after the incoming shuffle following the major.. | ||
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nojok
France15845 Posts
On November 27 2016 10:01 FO-nTTaX wrote: fwiw TL has the capabilities to have people living at the HQ in the Netherlands for a while I know but I was thinking of the whole online part before having a professional team. They still have to prove themselves before having their chance at the very top. | ||
TheEmulator
28090 Posts
On November 27 2016 10:01 FO-nTTaX wrote: fwiw TL has the capabilities to have people living at the HQ in the Netherlands for a while Think he meant grinding to 9k and getting recognized to begin with, before going pro. I don't think the ping is too bad though. I mean it would probably be less than 100 so it's whatever. | ||
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Anamorph
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To be honest, I am 100% sure, that this performance is not even close to a tier 1 performance. - Extrem bad early game, I am not sure what they re doing wrong, but their early game sucks. They lose each lane and it looks, like they re only able to secure the safelane farm.. - Miracle mid is dead 24/7 - thats what it feels like. He is awesome yea, but his aggressive style results in getting killed 4-5 times in 10-15 minutes. There is still no offensive play to control and win the mid. Against escape it showed up a lot, each mid was clearly dominated by escape. I could continue a long list.. their individual skill wins them the games, thats what you can see - their team coordination is awful. A tier 1 team will not give the early game lead out of their hands. | ||
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icystorage
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NInoff
Bulgaria1105 Posts
On November 28 2016 16:53 Anamorph wrote: Am I the only one not being impressed by their games? To be honest, I am 100% sure, that this performance is not even close to a tier 1 performance. - Extrem bad early game, I am not sure what they re doing wrong, but their early game sucks. They lose each lane and it looks, like they re only able to secure the safelane farm.. - Miracle mid is dead 24/7 - thats what it feels like. He is awesome yea, but his aggressive style results in getting killed 4-5 times in 10-15 minutes. There is still no offensive play to control and win the mid. Against escape it showed up a lot, each mid was clearly dominated by escape. I could continue a long list.. their individual skill wins them the games, thats what you can see - their team coordination is awful. A tier 1 team will not give the early game lead out of their hands. Seems like we were watching different games. The laning stage in most of the games was supposed to go like it did - they never drafted super aggressive so they can crush the lanes. Its pretty much Liquid Pre Ti6 style - draft stable lanes ( means even if it loses its by a couple of CS - death here and there), then supports and MC die a bit if rotations fail while so cores farm thn 1 won fight ---> map control, 2 fight ---> win. Owning the lanes with a draft that contains lets say Morph or TB means hard snowball and 15 min win. | ||
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wims80
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On November 28 2016 21:10 NInoff wrote: Seems like we were watching different games. The laning stage in most of the games was supposed to go like it did - they never drafted super aggressive so they can crush the lanes. Its pretty much Liquid Pre Ti6 style - draft stable lanes ( means even if it loses its by a couple of CS - death here and there), then supports and MC die a bit if rotations fail while so cores farm thn 1 won fight ---> map control, 2 fight ---> win. Owning the lanes with a draft that contains lets say Morph or TB means hard snowball and 15 min win. That strategy might work against teams like Alliance and Imperial, but will it work against Wing, Virtus Pro or OG? I'm not so sure | ||
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