EPT[Shanghai Major] Main Event - Day 1 - Page 91
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Khz
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mutantmagnet
United States3807 Posts
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Azarkon
United States21060 Posts
On March 02 2016 18:27 Kamisamanachi wrote: hey .can u not treat this as a reddit? whatever and however they are playing atm,,noob shit team is pretty harsh insult from some noname on liquiddota. Reddit is 100% right with regards to Chinese Dota. | ||
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DucK-
Singapore11447 Posts
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Kamisamanachi
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Moobutt
United States1996 Posts
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CrazyBirdman
Germany3509 Posts
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Verniy
Canada3360 Posts
On March 02 2016 18:28 Khz wrote: Honestly can someone more invested in the scene explain what's going on with chinese dota? I'm just curious why there seems to be no new talent breaking out, which was mentioned in some interview. At least I was under the impression that playing for a chinese team pays off financially. on western teams veteran players play alongside younger players to teach them and mentor them on chinese teams veteran players tell younger players to fuck off and make their own teams or something like that | ||
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Vertical
Indonesia4317 Posts
On March 02 2016 18:29 CrazyBirdman wrote: This Major is like heaven for Azarkon. except for MDL, its been heaven for him since 2015 | ||
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Emnjay808
United States10665 Posts
On March 02 2016 18:29 CrazyBirdman wrote: This Major is like heaven for Azarkon. He's rubbing it on too hard. Less is more Azarkon. | ||
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trinxified
Canada7774 Posts
Remember Frankfurt Major? Bad compendium, awesome event. This one is the complete opposite | ||
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Azarkon
United States21060 Posts
On March 02 2016 18:29 Moobutt wrote: MVP is a serious unknown factor this major it seems. They feel like they're on a different level from past tournaments. They're not playing super gimmicky drafts, and they're beating top teams (EHOME, Secret, LGD). They're playing the correct style for the current game. Those teams are not. That said, I'm pretty sure they practiced harder for this tournament than any past tournament, as the improvement is obvious and the fact that they're all at the top of the Chinese server shows that they've been putting in time. | ||
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Kamisamanachi
4665 Posts
On March 02 2016 18:29 Moobutt wrote: MVP is a serious unknown factor this major it seems. They feel like they're on a different level from past tournaments. They're not playing super gimmicky drafts, and they're beating top teams (EHOME, Secret, LGD). they really stepped up their game in last few days..they are the group of players who practice hard ,just like fnatic boys..pretty good to see them doing good | ||
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CrazyBirdman
Germany3509 Posts
On March 02 2016 18:31 Vertical wrote: except for MDL, its been heaven for him since 2015 But this level of domination is new. Usually they were able to at least put up a fight. | ||
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HammerKick
France6190 Posts
On March 02 2016 18:32 trinxified wrote: It's almost like you can't have a good compendium and event together. Remember Frankfurt Major? Bad compendium, awesome event. This one is the complete opposite And TI5 was 50-50? | ||
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lolnoty
United States7166 Posts
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haduken
Australia8267 Posts
On March 02 2016 18:28 Khz wrote: Honestly can someone more invested in the scene explain what's going on with chinese dota? I'm just curious why there seems to be no new talent breaking out, which was mentioned in some interview. At least I was under the impression that playing for a chinese team pays off financially. My bro in law from China mentioned that in China if you go pro gaming, LoL attracts far more talents than dota (financial wise) ... as to why they also suck in LoL i have no idea... dota in china from my understanding is an old boys club... the top teams rarely promotes or find new kids to mentor... now that the old boys are getting old... losing form or retiring or streaming... the problem is apparent. I guess when you have only a few tournaments and all the domestic ones are shit shows, you want someone you've played before and delivered and not some 16 year olds that might have to go finish school etc... (maybe had to stay in LGD B team for a while due to school commitments ) | ||
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DucK-
Singapore11447 Posts
On March 02 2016 18:29 Moobutt wrote: MVP is a serious unknown factor this major it seems. They feel like they're on a different level from past tournaments. They're not playing super gimmicky drafts, and they're beating top teams (EHOME, Secret, LGD). They are also helped by their opponents drafting terribly. That's why I'm still not sold on mvp, I have yet to see them play a game on even terms. | ||
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roronoe
Canada1527 Posts
On March 02 2016 18:28 Khz wrote: Honestly can someone more invested in the scene explain what's going on with chinese dota? I'm just curious why there seems to be no new talent breaking out, which was mentioned in some interview. At least I was under the impression that playing for a chinese team pays off financially. To answer your first question: no one on this site has insider knowledge, but from what we heard from pro players and interviews, chinese players are not really motivated and havent been practicing as much as western teams. With regards to your second question: the main reason is cause league is a lot more popular in china | ||
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Kamisamanachi
4665 Posts
On March 02 2016 18:33 lolnoty wrote: https://twitter.com/ReisenXD/status/704960938508615681 i don't think performance of 1 team gonna give them their server back..they are like the only releavant team in their region ..and there is no korean scene as people hype them up to be | ||
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