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Seanzk
China609 Posts
On May 23 2014 23:30 Sn0_Man wrote: Point being in group B you would rather come 2nd than 1st if your primary fear is the #1 seed after groups (likely team DK). But Group B will match at first. You don't have to choose your opponent's chance. | ||
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weiliem
2071 Posts
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ForTehDarkseid
8139 Posts
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opterown
Australia54784 Posts
On May 24 2014 19:23 ForTehDarkseid wrote: I thought NewBee aren't allowed to field SanSheng like VG couldn't used Sylar last season and Coach Li would be a substitute for him. Can anyone confirm this? i think so too, but i can't confirm that hrm | ||
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hifriend
China7935 Posts
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opterown
Australia54784 Posts
On May 24 2014 19:32 hifriend wrote: I don't see the point in the group stage? Wonder if alliance bootcamp is gonna pay off this time. just seeding for RO8 playoffs | ||
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hifriend
China7935 Posts
Yeah but if you're in group B, why would you want to end up first place and most likely face DK in semis? Love the bo7 finals tho. | ||
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Seanzk
China609 Posts
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ForTehDarkseid
8139 Posts
On May 24 2014 19:38 hifriend wrote: Yeah but if you're in group B, why would you want to end up first place and most likely face DK in semis? Love the bo7 finals tho. Isn't it the usual 1st place of group A against 4th place of group B pairings though ? | ||
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opterown
Australia54784 Posts
On May 24 2014 19:38 hifriend wrote: Yeah but if you're in group B, why would you want to end up first place and most likely face DK in semis? Love the bo7 finals tho. well the idea is that even if you top group B, you're still likely to lose to 4th in group A, who did better/was the higher seed than you On May 24 2014 19:40 Seanzk wrote: Sylar was a player of RisingStar then, so he can't play for VG. But Sansheng had no team before, so he is allowed. but sansheng stood in for iG once, and he didn't place for newbee after he joined again? | ||
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Seanzk
China609 Posts
but sansheng stood in for iG once, and he didn't place for newbee after he joined again? I think he's just a stand-in, not a official player.  | ||
TanGeng
Sanya12364 Posts
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Talron
Germany7651 Posts
Oh god, my exams are also coming closer each day. Fuaark. | ||
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Omigawa
United States1556 Posts
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Pandahunterz
Netherlands213 Posts
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Pandahunterz
Netherlands213 Posts
On May 22 2014 22:32 TheRubicon wrote: c9 beat dk on lan, newbee is newbee, and VG is beat in all 1v1 matchups IMO. based on recent results and playstyle (before the big oh-noes-TI-is-coming-up, better hide all our good plays and just show some crappy throws) VG and newbee actually were the most consistent good performing teams, DK always has had some random throws and cloud 9... well i think that's pretty clear. when singsing and aui have a good day, they are unstoppable otherwise they might even lose against the tier 3 AM/EU teams (as they have shown before) | ||
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spudde123
4814 Posts
About c9: I won't be surprised at all if they do well here. Last time when they were in China they weren't happy with the trip as a whole, but stating that they did really badly isn't exactly true either. They beat VG and Titan in groups and every match they lost against DK, LGD or Tongfu was 1-2. I remember watching some of those games and they did some really silly unforced mistakes in several of their games, and I didn't get the impression at all that the Chinese teams are out of their reach. They also recently put EE back in the drafter position, so it will be interesting to see how they do in that regard. | ||
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TheRubicon
United States1342 Posts
On May 26 2014 06:38 spudde123 wrote: I really think people are overestimating the potential for "pre TI throws". If you go and play in a tournament, you are going to try to win. There is still 1,5 months until TI and several tournaments in between, so I feel it's totally pointless to hide strategies. Whether there is a chance to use a particular strategy is another story, but I don't think anyone goes in with the intention of holding back a particular strategy. About c9: I won't be surprised at all if they do well here. Last time when they were in China they weren't happy with the trip as a whole, but stating that they did really badly isn't exactly true either. They beat VG and Titan in groups and every match they lost against DK, LGD or Tongfu was 1-2. I remember watching some of those games and they did some really silly unforced mistakes in several of their games, and I didn't get the impression at all that the Chinese teams are out of their reach. They also recently put EE back in the drafter position, so it will be interesting to see how they do in that regard. i agree with the overestimating the pre ti throws. i hope c9 doesnt do good in the group stages only to get knocked out in the first round of playoffs. it will be interesting | ||
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wuhan_clan
United States5609 Posts
are you hype? I'm HYPE !!! | ||
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opterown
Australia54784 Posts
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