EPT[LR] The International II - 2012 - Page 1162
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hyptonic
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LuckoftheIrish
United States4791 Posts
On September 03 2012 15:28 cooked wrote: We can all look forward to Slasher saying, first thing on LO3, "WTF WAS THAT CEREMONY?" We can all look forward to 576,000 people tweeting #FuckSlasher. | ||
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ex_cutd10
United States40 Posts
On September 03 2012 15:28 cooked wrote: We can all look forward to Slasher saying, first thing on LO3, "WTF WAS THAT CEREMONY?" Yeah I can't wait for Slasher to say that, I also want to hear Scoots reaction to EG being eliminated without even taking a series in the main event. | ||
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Shienryu
Canada163 Posts
Na`Vi was able to beat them because of the amazing unorthodox strategies Puppey was able to pull out. iG did well on their homework and was pretty much able to outpick and later outplay them imo. | ||
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vanTuni
389 Posts
Gotta hand it to iG though, Thrall and Ezalor really great, unexpected picks. gz! | ||
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igotmyown
United States4291 Posts
I can't remember any tournament with as much pressure (much more than the first international) and oh my god moments. | ||
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r.Evo
Germany14080 Posts
THE END OF TI2 HAS A GREAT PURPOSE: WE CAN ALL PLAY DOTA 2 STARTING TOMORROW NO MORE EXHAUSTION CAUSE OF WATCHING TOO MUCH v0v PARTY gn | ||
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Azurues
Malaysia5612 Posts
not because only of the prize pool, but just how epic the tournament gets. Valve did handle it far better than last year, and of course bigger hero pool adds the excitement | ||
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EchoZ
Japan5041 Posts
On September 03 2012 15:33 r.Evo wrote: Thanks for the fun time in this thread. THE END OF TI2 HAS A GREAT PURPOSE: WE CAN ALL PLAY DOTA 2 STARTING TOMORROW NO MORE EXHAUSTION CAUSE OF WATCHING TOO MUCH v0v PARTY gn Everyone gonna play morph and am. God help us all. | ||
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ex_cutd10
United States40 Posts
On September 03 2012 15:32 LuckoftheIrish wrote: We can all look forward to 576,000 people tweeting #FuckSlasher. That trend must start right now. | ||
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FakeDeath
Malaysia6060 Posts
On September 03 2012 15:32 Shienryu wrote: iG is just plain solid as a team. Na`Vi was able to beat them because of the amazing unorthodox strategies Puppey was able to pull out. iG did well on their homework and was pretty much able to outpick and later outplay them imo. Yeah.Navi relied on the Enigma+ Dendi steal Ravage to reverse team-wipe iG. Ironically,the last game was also Naga+Tide+ DS. iG adapted and aimed Dendi head and counteract their plan. Sleep+Vacuum+Ravage and Wall is a fucking deadly combo. | ||
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dtz
5834 Posts
I think i am going to have withdrawal though =( GG Guys. Until TI3! (or probably The Defense 3) lol. | ||
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TheStonerer
Canada278 Posts
On September 03 2012 15:26 OceanLab wrote: thing is, he did it 5(?) times against LGD :D For me it was game 2 EG vs iG. It's hard enough pulling one black hole off in a game. Getting 2 like a boss, That was my favorite moment (and the fact that EG is my favorite team  ). | ||
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WindWolf
Sweden11767 Posts
On September 03 2012 15:27 ex_cutd10 wrote: Its got to since there was more than 500000 viewers. Blizzard should try to have a live in game client for Starcraft 2, at least for the Blizzard World Champions since the Dota 2 client was amazing. Agreed, it was so nice for someone new to Dota2 to have a spectator-client. However I think that if we're really lucky, we're gonna get one in Legacy of the Void for Sc2 | ||
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Reishi
Estonia14 Posts
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r.Evo
Germany14080 Posts
On September 03 2012 15:34 EchoZ wrote: Everyone gonna play morph and am. God help us all. Fuck that. Rubick #1 for this tourney imo. | ||
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Itsmedudeman
United States19229 Posts
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Cocacooh
Norway1510 Posts
On September 03 2012 15:34 EchoZ wrote: Everyone gonna play morph and am. God help us all. Rubicks, so many Rubicks | ||
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Nilrem
United States3684 Posts
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Azarkon
United States21060 Posts
On September 03 2012 15:33 igotmyown wrote: So I'm asking anyone who's followed the dota1 scene (particularly the chinese scene), have these games been the most exciting tournament games in dota history? I can't remember any tournament with as much pressure (much more than the first international) and oh my god moments. No single tournament, no, though in terms of plays there are plays that rank up there with what happened here. East vs. West was and is the greatest match up, I think, in eSports. Whether East is China, Korea, Japan, SEA. Whether West is NA, EU, CIS. The single greatest play in Dota 1 for a East vs. West match up was performed by DTS - from which Dendi came - against Ehome 2010 in WDC 2010. Go watch that. It was the equivalent of what Na'Vi pulled out against iG in Game 2. | ||
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