EPTI hope these teams continue to be titans in this next season
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Wineandbread
United States2065 Posts
I hope these teams continue to be titans in this next season | ||
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derElbe
Germany571 Posts
that would be great | ||
FO-nTTaX
Johto4979 Posts
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LemOn
United Kingdom8629 Posts
GH is such a delight to have on the team - so positive, doesn't give a fuck really just happy to be there | ||
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LemOn
United Kingdom8629 Posts
On September 27 2017 12:19 vndestiny wrote: Unfortunate (or not) that we didn't lose a single game in the Grand Final. I really wanna see the team mentality and what do they say after a lost. GH seems really stable mentally, Kuro is really experienced Guess what the other 3 do would be interesting to see All year long they were either in the shitter rebuilding their team Or crushing everyone once it all settled just as the favorable patch that got enough space to Matu and Miracle hit No real high pressure period in-between where they'd get tested And now they won a TI so they literally don't have to give two fucks for years to come... So yeah I'd like to see that too, how MC/Miracle/Matu have grown since last TI where all 3 succumbed to the pressure Sadly we didn't see that, and never will now that they are TI winners | ||
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MirageTaN
Singapore871 Posts
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NInoff
Bulgaria1105 Posts
On October 06 2017 04:46 MirageTaN wrote: Man, this downtime for Liquid, really excited to see Secret vs Liquid, Secret has been crushing it recently Their only chance for Secret is that liquid haven't played an official match for 2 months. So they have to be drafted in the same group. As after couple of games Liquid will shine once again. Two months are way too long without games. The good news is that two months full of Liquid are coming. Lets see some good dota, some new strats. | ||
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Toshiru
Germany47 Posts
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Nikto
Slovakia410 Posts
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Kyir
United States1047 Posts
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NInoff
Bulgaria1105 Posts
On October 10 2017 08:54 Kyir wrote: Can't wait for the games. Liquid doesn't seem like the kind of team that would let itself get rusty in the downtime, so I think some easy wins are coming. Don't underestimate our opponents. They all are good teams, and they are prepared. The good news is that they only have the TI games to prepare, and Kuro and the boys definitely got some new strats. | ||
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vndestiny
Singapore3452 Posts
But it's ok it's probably not as one side as TI7 final  | ||
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LemOn
United Kingdom8629 Posts
On October 10 2017 08:54 Kyir wrote: Can't wait for the games. Liquid doesn't seem like the kind of team that would let itself get rusty in the downtime, so I think some easy wins are coming. That's inevitable after winning TI I'd be pretty surprised if we manage to get to the finals even at starladder | ||
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NInoff
Bulgaria1105 Posts
On October 11 2017 01:25 vndestiny wrote: I think NewBee is gonna whoop our ass this tournament. But it's ok it's probably not as one side as TI7 final Newbee didn't play that much officials too. Im more scared of Secret as they got a lot of practice in the qualifiers last month. Good thing is our group is not that hard, and there will be time for a couple of warm up matches. Even losing one series is good so we will have the chance to play third match before the Secret / Newbee one. | ||
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Kyir
United States1047 Posts
On October 11 2017 06:32 LemOn wrote: That's inevitable after winning TI I'd be pretty surprised if we manage to get to the finals even at starladder I don't think it's necessarily inevitable. I'd imagine the professionalism of a team/organization has a lot to do with how teams behave after winning large events. | ||
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LemOn
United Kingdom8629 Posts
On October 11 2017 19:49 Kyir wrote: I don't think it's necessarily inevitable. I'd imagine the professionalism of a team/organization has a lot to do with how teams behave after winning large events. Well it's just that most other teams have either re-shuffled and scrimmed like crazy to make the roster set or went through tons of competitive games in qualifiers already. You can be professional all you want, but that inevitably is a strong handicap | ||
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Pontual
Brazil3038 Posts
On October 11 2017 18:03 NInoff wrote: Newbee didn't play that much officials too. Im more scared of Secret as they got a lot of practice in the qualifiers last month. Good thing is our group is not that hard, and there will be time for a couple of warm up matches. Even losing one series is good so we will have the chance to play third match before the Secret / Newbee one. Newbee played in some China qualifiers, have you seen the teams there? In EU it was Secret and OG vs. trash, China had Newbee, LGD, LFY, IG, IG.V, VG fighting for every spot. Sure, in dota there's no way to say wich team is better before lans start, but anyway, Newbee is coming from a region with wayyyy more solid teams. | ||
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wims80
1892 Posts
On October 11 2017 19:49 Kyir wrote: I don't think it's necessarily inevitable. I'd imagine the professionalism of a team/organization has a lot to do with how teams behave after winning large events. Surely the professional decision would have been to compete to maintain the top level instead of taking a two month break like Alliance and Newbee did after they won. | ||
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vndestiny
Singapore3452 Posts
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Pontual
Brazil3038 Posts
On October 12 2017 00:29 vndestiny wrote: We're not gonna be the best for awhile no doubt about that. All other teams practice like crazy so far including runner up NewBee while our players are on vacation for almost 2 months. I don't know about that either, Blitz said liquid players were playing pubs nonstop, and who knows if they were playing scrims or something like that. | ||
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