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On August 05 2015 11:45 EmilA wrote: Okay how about this
Pick rhasta for notail and have him play solo mid
I REGRET MY BET
win some lose some. stop being a baby and enjoy the games
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the instapicks from vg must be so intimidating bone's mind going crazy
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On August 05 2015 11:46 goody153 wrote: STOP PICKING WISP C9 killing n0tail's Wisp win rate.
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On August 05 2015 11:46 pdd wrote: Anyone care to summarise picks and bans so far? C9 Gyro Wisp SF Bane VG CW Lina Rubick AA
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konadora
Singapore66173 Posts
On August 05 2015 11:46 pdd wrote: Anyone care to summarise picks and bans so far? C9 Picks: Gyro Wisp SF Bane
C9 Bans: BH Undying WW Storm
VG Picks: Clock Lina Rubick AA
VG Bans: Lesh Naga Beastmaster Furion
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Does VG look overly confident for some reason?
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Think there's a rule of thumb for most C9 events.
When you have the least faith, something happens.
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Fiddler's Green42661 Posts
On August 05 2015 11:45 Acritter wrote:Show nested quote +On August 05 2015 11:43 juff wrote:On August 05 2015 11:40 Reson wrote: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. Yeah no one practices. Secret already stated they think they scrim very little. Doesn't MVP have an amazing advantage in having a stable scrim partner that you can openly discuss tactics with? That's how korea got ahead in BW right? I don't understand why other organisations don't have multiple teams Because that's double the cost for the organization for not a ton more advertising revenue and the sudden introduction of awful negative incentives because of the heavily prize-driven DOTA2 Esports scene.
Korea thinks about winning first, which is why they did it. Probably one of the most genius ideas for MobA since you cant really go all out in scrims against a competing team.
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On August 05 2015 11:47 beifru wrote: Does VG look overly confident for some reason? more like c9 look really unconfident for some reason o_o
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I think C9 has a decent pick this game, unless they forget to think about the late game hero that is coming.
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On August 05 2015 11:45 Acritter wrote:Show nested quote +On August 05 2015 11:43 juff wrote:On August 05 2015 11:40 Reson wrote: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. Yeah no one practices. Secret already stated they think they scrim very little. Doesn't MVP have an amazing advantage in having a stable scrim partner that you can openly discuss tactics with? That's how korea got ahead in BW right? I don't understand why other organisations don't have multiple teams Because that's double the cost for the organization for not a ton more advertising revenue and the sudden introduction of awful negative incentives because of the heavily prize-driven DOTA2 Esports scene.
Teams can just form strategic alliances.
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On August 05 2015 11:45 Reson wrote:Show nested quote +On August 05 2015 11:37 IshinShishi 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 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 Well it's almost like a rite of passage/coming of age process. I think it's more about serving/contributing to your country than military training. It's basic training and doing something. the only problem I have is with it being mandatory, I don't think lowly of the military or anything of the sort.
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On August 05 2015 11:46 PhoenixVoid wrote:C9 killing n0tail's Wisp win rate. well whatever lets watch cloud9 go out of international in style
get fucking owned HE HE
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the funny thing is that i wouldnt hate a legion here LMAO
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On August 05 2015 11:43 FHDH wrote:Better than Envy's fucking basketball shorts. Dude needs a girlfriend to bring his dress sense into this decade (and into this decade of his life) Ice3 has a girlfriend... didn't stop him from the red shorts he's been wearing to go with the black/green VG team shirt.
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i'm just gonna assume c9's lost this, that way i won't be heart broken like in ti4
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