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On August 05 2015 11:35 Reson wrote:Show nested quote +On August 05 2015 11:30 Evander Berry Wall wrote:On August 05 2015 11:30 stuchiu wrote:
Sheever must have forgot March is retiring. He may be reconsidering. I don't think it's his choice. He needs to be given an official extension by the government. Only Olympic gold medallist gets exemption I think (at least in the past) cause I think I remember a silver medallist not getting exempted.
only thing that makes me consider korea a really shitty country to be born at
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On August 05 2015 11:36 PhoenixVoid wrote:Show nested quote +On August 05 2015 11:35 Reson wrote:On August 05 2015 11:30 Evander Berry Wall wrote:On August 05 2015 11:30 stuchiu wrote:
Sheever must have forgot March is retiring. He may be reconsidering. I don't think it's his choice. He needs to be given an official extension by the government. Only gold medallist gets exemption I think (at least in the past) cause I think I remember a silver medallist not getting exempted. Olympic medalists and some really high end players like Flash I think get exemption.
No, there was an entire movement to get Boxer exempted. Instead he made a military esports team.
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On August 05 2015 11:36 EmilA wrote:Show nested quote +On August 05 2015 11:35 Erandorr wrote:
Is anyone else feeling like Mads attractivness is changing constantly? Asking the important questions here Who is Mads
hannibal
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On August 05 2015 11:36 stuchiu wrote:Show nested quote +On August 05 2015 11:36 babylon wrote:On August 05 2015 11:36 PhoenixVoid wrote:On August 05 2015 11:35 Reson wrote:On August 05 2015 11:30 Evander Berry Wall wrote:On August 05 2015 11:30 stuchiu wrote:
Sheever must have forgot March is retiring. He may be reconsidering. I don't think it's his choice. He needs to be given an official extension by the government. Only gold medallist gets exemption I think (at least in the past) cause I think I remember a silver medallist not getting exempted. Olympic medalists and some really high end players like Flash I think get exemption. Flash is exempted? o__O No he isn't.
Huh guess my memory is weird, but then again guys like Boxer and Jaedong didn't get exemption so I'm wrong here.
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On August 05 2015 11:36 stuchiu wrote:Show nested quote +On August 05 2015 11:36 babylon wrote:On August 05 2015 11:36 PhoenixVoid wrote:On August 05 2015 11:35 Reson wrote:On August 05 2015 11:30 Evander Berry Wall wrote:On August 05 2015 11:30 stuchiu wrote:
Sheever must have forgot March is retiring. He may be reconsidering. I don't think it's his choice. He needs to be given an official extension by the government. Only gold medallist gets exemption I think (at least in the past) cause I think I remember a silver medallist not getting exempted. Olympic medalists and some really high end players like Flash I think get exemption. Flash is exempted? o__O No he isn't.
I was gonna say, that would be really weird unless he has a medical condition.
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hao's qop turns sheever on
i see
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On August 05 2015 11:32 Reson wrote:Show nested quote +On August 05 2015 11:28 mutantmagnet wrote:On August 05 2015 11:20 Azarkon wrote:On August 05 2015 11:19 mutantmagnet wrote:On August 05 2015 11:14 Azarkon wrote:On August 05 2015 11:13 mutantmagnet wrote:
Tip my hat to Phoenix. They have stepped up to go as far as 5-8th place. No way Empire is coming back from this deficit. Empire was a third place team coming in so I'd say this gives MVP a shot at the first three. I don't think Chinese teams are necessarily going to beat them. I had the same opinion of Empire but I think Phoenix won't go further than 5-6 considering what they've shown so far. Who's going to beat them? Cloud9 are clearly fuck ups so we can safely write them off. Vici might pull their shit together but they drew with Phoenix at that exhibition match and that was in their prime. Phoenix though will be playing Secret in the 5 or 6th place deciding bracket. No chance Secret will fuck up as badly as the other two. Secret is on opposite side.
Look at the brackets for 5th or 6th place decider.
After Phoenix beats C9 or VG they are funnled into playing the winner of Secret or VP/Complexity. Obviously Secret will beat either team so that's who'll Phoenix play.
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On August 05 2015 11:36 stuchiu wrote:Show nested quote +On August 05 2015 11:35 Seraphic wrote:On August 05 2015 11:35 stuchiu wrote:On August 05 2015 11:33 shad2810 wrote:On August 05 2015 11:32 Grettin wrote:On August 05 2015 11:30 Evander Berry Wall wrote:On August 05 2015 11:30 stuchiu wrote:
Sheever must have forgot March is retiring. He may be reconsidering. Good luck avoiding Military at age, what, 28? He can still come back at 30 or 31 It's usually death. I can name maybe 3-4 Korean players who came back to professional gaming after military. Well this isn't SC though. It is technically possible. I was counting SC actually: Nestea, Stardust, Boxer and Heen.
Well I mean by competitiveness right? DotA 2 scene in Korea isn't that strong, so it is possible if he wants to return. Then again things can change fast in 2 years.
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ic3 consistently choke bone7 inconsistently choke
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On August 05 2015 11:37 babylon wrote:Show nested quote +On August 05 2015 11:36 stuchiu wrote:On August 05 2015 11:36 babylon wrote:On August 05 2015 11:36 PhoenixVoid wrote:On August 05 2015 11:35 Reson wrote:On August 05 2015 11:30 Evander Berry Wall wrote:On August 05 2015 11:30 stuchiu wrote:
Sheever must have forgot March is retiring. He may be reconsidering. I don't think it's his choice. He needs to be given an official extension by the government. Only gold medallist gets exemption I think (at least in the past) cause I think I remember a silver medallist not getting exempted. Olympic medalists and some really high end players like Flash I think get exemption. Flash is exempted? o__O No he isn't. I was gonna say, that would be really weird unless he has a medical condition.
Have you seen that twitch
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thanks for that deep insight sheever
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MVP is made up of the following:
A Korean American
A Korean Canadian/American?
A Korean Australian
A Korea Korean
A Singaporean
The first two are veterans who never achieved much while they were in America/Canada. The Korean Australian is their worst player but still looks to be improving over the tournament. So basically this team of players who on paper has no way to succeed, has succeeded, strictly through two years of hard work under the MVP organization.
How does that even happen?
It makes one think that Dota has a - what did they call it - elephant in the room.
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On August 05 2015 11:37 IshinShishi wrote:Show nested quote +On August 05 2015 11:35 Reson wrote:On August 05 2015 11:30 Evander Berry Wall wrote:On August 05 2015 11:30 stuchiu wrote:
Sheever must have forgot March is retiring. He may be reconsidering. I don't think it's his choice. He needs to be given an official extension by the government. Only Olympic gold medallist gets exemption I think (at least in the past) cause I think I remember a silver medallist not getting exempted. only thing that makes me consider korea a really shitty country to be born at
military service sucks, especially when you dont want to do it, i had to do it as well.
But SKorea is one of the few countries where it makes sense.
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On August 05 2015 11:37 Seraphic wrote:Show nested quote +On August 05 2015 11:36 stuchiu wrote:On August 05 2015 11:35 Seraphic wrote:On August 05 2015 11:35 stuchiu wrote:On August 05 2015 11:33 shad2810 wrote:On August 05 2015 11:32 Grettin wrote:On August 05 2015 11:30 Evander Berry Wall wrote:On August 05 2015 11:30 stuchiu wrote:
Sheever must have forgot March is retiring. He may be reconsidering. Good luck avoiding Military at age, what, 28? He can still come back at 30 or 31 It's usually death. I can name maybe 3-4 Korean players who came back to professional gaming after military. Well this isn't SC though. It is technically possible. I was counting SC actually: Nestea, Stardust, Boxer and Heen. Well I mean by competitiveness right? DotA 2 scene in Korea isn't that strong, so it is possible if he wants to return. Then again things can change fast in 2 years.
Maybe, I cant kill the idea completely, but if he does come back, it'll be hard as fuck on him.
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On August 05 2015 11:33 pedrlz wrote:
seems like all the aggressive teams are winning, am I wrong? The only team that I watched farm and win so far was LGD, but I didn't saw the first round of lower bracket
They had to strafe Empire. Empire had way too much team fight.
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On August 05 2015 11:38 FinestHour wrote:
thanks for that deep insight sheever
shes a breath of fresh air compared to nahaz. cmon people.
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On August 05 2015 11:38 Emnjay808 wrote:Show nested quote +On August 05 2015 11:38 FinestHour wrote:
thanks for that deep insight sheever shes a breath of fresh air compared to nahaz. cmon people.
At least she is succinct
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On August 05 2015 11:38 SpiritoftheTunA wrote:
ic3 consistently choke bone7 inconsistently choke
Bone7 chokes are 100 times worse
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On August 05 2015 11:38 Azarkon wrote:
MVP is made up of the following:
A Korean American
A Korean Canadian/American?
A Korean Australian
A Korea Korean
A Singaporean
The first two are veterans who never achieved much while they were in America/Canada. The Korean Australian is their worst player but still looks to be improving over the tournament. So basically this team of players who on paper has no way to succeed, has succeeded, strictly through two years of hard work under the MVP organization.
How does that even happen?
It makes one think that Dota has a - what did they call it - elephant in the room.
I doubt kpii is Korean Chok isn't a Korean last name.
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bone7 drafting LOL WE LOST
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