EPTOn September 03 2012 15:34 EchoZ wrote:
Everyone gonna play morph and am.
God help us all.
Everyone gonna play morph and am.
God help us all.
I'm expecting a lot of pub juggernaut picks T_T
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China13814 Posts
I'm expecting a lot of pub juggernaut picks T_T | ||
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EchoZ
Japan5041 Posts
On September 03 2012 15:35 Itsmedudeman wrote: Best part about TI2 ending are streams coming back Burning/Ferrari cam is amazing. | ||
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klops
United States674 Posts
see you guys in a year. | ||
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Nilrem
United States3684 Posts
On September 03 2012 15:35 Itsmedudeman wrote: Best part about TI2 ending are streams coming back Last night, after the brackets all ended. I looked at joindota and for quite some time, there was only a single stream (and it had like 14 viewers). People must have been exhausted from dota. | ||
shostakovich
Brazil1429 Posts
I don't know how much days I'll need to return to a normal life now. | ||
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Spicy_Curry
United States10573 Posts
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Dubzex
United States6994 Posts
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520
United States2822 Posts
Kudos to Valve for putting on such an amazing event, and to all the teams for producing some great games. Congratulations to iG - they were strong and solid throughout the entire tournament, and most importantly, they knew how to adapt, which is something the other Chinese teams lacked a bit. They may not have been as flashy as Na'Vi, but that doesn't win money in the end. | ||
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Reap_
Brunei Darussalam760 Posts
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eluv
United States1251 Posts
On September 03 2012 15:31 yawnoC wrote: 4/5 Na'Vi now in Top 10 all time earning in eSports http://www.esportsearnings.com/players  Poor ARS-ART More impressive, prize winnings from one tourney put the entire iG squad in the top 20 - and that's not counting the fact that their sponsor doubled it! | ||
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LuckoftheIrish
United States4791 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. Whoo. Tough one. It's definitely up there. In terms of individual games, I don't think there was anything to approach Team BG over AEON.sg from ESWC 2010. That game was so completely unexpected that I don't think it will ever be topped. LGD/iG Game 1 in the LB Finals was just as good as Nirvana.MY beating EHOME in the finals of ESTC or DTS over EHOME in the group stage of WDC, and those were classic games. There wasn't anything as epic as the fnatic/MYM mass-necronomicon game or Online Kingdom coming back from mega creeps to win EEDC, but that's what happens when the skill levels get higher. There are fewer mistakes to create epic comebacks. Edit: The mega creep comeback game was EnRo against Os|One not OK over MYM in EEDC. Bad memory! | ||
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bOneSeven
Romania685 Posts
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Hoban
United States1600 Posts
Such an amazing tournament. I can't think of anything that has come close. Maybe TSL3. | ||
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IshinShishi
Japan6156 Posts
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forgotten0ne
United States951 Posts
On September 03 2012 15:36 shostakovich wrote: Final statistics of the tournament I don't know how much days I'll need to return to a normal life now. Anyone else notice that none of Na'Vi is anywhere to be seen in the "Top"s? | ||
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microlipse
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i mean...although i wasnt watching every match everyday (i mostly watched Na'Vi matches), F5 this page for all the reactions after every combats and share the feelings...but really this tournament gave me a lot of emotions following Navi and their great plays (other teams did a good job too, esp our champions iG)...now knowing everything will be back to normal, it's kinda sad and a lil bit lost... | ||
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rotegirte
Germany2859 Posts
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LuckoftheIrish
United States4791 Posts
On September 03 2012 15:35 Azarkon wrote: 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. I'd say it was far more impressive than that. Dota 1 cast by Tobi. | ||
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United States3684 Posts
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United States645 Posts
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