EPT[TI5] Main Event Day 5 - Page 208
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a-game
Canada5214 Posts
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babylon
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DucK-
Singapore11447 Posts
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sunrazgriz
Vatican City State1573 Posts
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SpiritoftheTunA
United States20903 Posts
On August 08 2015 10:20 beifru wrote: Doesn't look likely. But if ppd pulls of genius drafts over Xiao8 (again unlikely), it would be a treat to watch. But if EG wins TI5 over the back of techies, fuck that. it'd be their opponents fault for not banning techies when eg doesn't even look like their OP pool runs that deep this tourney | ||
stuchiu
Fiddler's Green42661 Posts
you run the other way when hes on PL | ||
TheYango
United States47024 Posts
On August 08 2015 10:19 SpiritoftheTunA wrote: yea i still think earthshaker is actually the second most op hero in the game right now, next to techies Earthshaker has pretty much universally been a strong hero in competitive play for years. Only break from that was in early competitive DotA 2 when there were some bugs with Fissure, but then Icefrog buffed the hero anyway. | ||
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bagels21
United States4357 Posts
On August 08 2015 10:16 Azarkon wrote: I think it was the friend who he bring to the final day. You mean Yao lol? | ||
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beifru
2164 Posts
On August 08 2015 10:21 DucK- wrote: Noooo iceiceice. Another year for him :\ fy showing again that his drafts aren't on point the closer he is to the finals. Argh. Go eg then! He has the 4th/5th place curse lol. Its like his 3rd TI with 4th/5th. | ||
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Shergal
Argentina1191 Posts
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Kraznaya
United States3711 Posts
On August 08 2015 10:21 DucK- wrote: Noooo iceiceice. Another year for him :\ fy showing again that his drafts aren't on point the closer he is to the finals. Argh. Go eg then! iceiceice was awful this game (although the rest of his team wasn't much better) and probably had the weakest tournament out of all his teammates | ||
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mutantmagnet
United States3807 Posts
On August 08 2015 10:21 a-game wrote: I hope people are starting to realize how important xiao8 was to Newbee's performance last year. The mothafuckin' Director Those less than unobservant people weren't a significant minority. Almost everyone understood Xiao8 was important even before the tournament started. | ||
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Chrian
United States1472 Posts
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Azarkon
United States21060 Posts
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beifru
2164 Posts
On August 08 2015 10:22 Shergal wrote: not sure if Earthshaker is "op" in the conventional sense but he's easily top3 high priority picks in the game right now. I don't remember what VG banned in the second phase but giving ES away might have been a mistake. Even picking it over DS and putting icex3 on it + another support to work around the offlane would have worked. fy betted on the fact that the Rubick pick would have deterred any ES picks. He was wrong, and his Rubick didn't even manage to steal fissure all game. If anything, him picking Rubick as 2nd pick was really the game losing aspect. | ||
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Evander Berry Wall
United States1137 Posts
On August 08 2015 10:17 SpiritoftheTunA wrote: getting antsy was definitely a mistake, but i didn't see any point in the game where it looked like they were in a winning position... fights were going to be difficult no matter which point in the game they came; sf + gyro onpar with a pl and ahead of a lina are going to be favored Actually, before Hao was picked off that one time, I'd say VG was in a pretty good position. If they kept stalling, I believe PL could have pulled away pretty well. And if they could pressure the game into fights that were more on their own turf, it would have been much easier to really make the potential big combos they had work. | ||
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Elurie
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Eetee
Singapore373 Posts
Americans into the final day, shown all over America, now just need an American victory, and this day is going to go down in history. Keep dreaming about ur MURICAN doto like you always have, it'll never happen, chinese doto overlord will rule supreme. | ||
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TheYango
United States47024 Posts
On August 08 2015 10:23 mutantmagnet wrote: Those less than unobservant people weren't a significant minority. Almost everyone understood Xiao8 was important even before the tournament started. It just makes it all the more amusing how many people were saying Xiao8 was washed up and should retire 2 years ago after LGD's TI3 run. | ||
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babylon
8765 Posts
On August 08 2015 10:24 beifru wrote: fy betted on the fact that the Rubick pick would have deterred any ES picks. He was wrong, and his Rubick didn't even manage to steal fissure all game. If anything, him picking Rubick as 2nd pick was really the game losing aspect. Give xiao8 some credit for that, he played that ES flawlessly. I do think VG should've taken the ES over the Rubick though in their draft. | ||
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