EPTOn August 13 2017 04:10 intotheheart wrote:
Not at TI6 unfortunately.
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On August 13 2017 04:10 Wintex wrote:
Ah right Wings. I think they share first place.
On August 13 2017 04:08 nojok wrote:
No, Wings was better to watch.
On August 13 2017 04:06 Wintex wrote:
Koreans had the most entertaining dota in the world.
On August 13 2017 04:06 intotheheart wrote:
TI5/6 Phoenix was a great team to watch. All the balls in the world.
On August 13 2017 04:05 Zea! wrote:
Imho the most enjoyable team to watch (besides the real Alliance, of course) were TI5/6 MVP Phoenix, jeez what a team <3
On August 13 2017 04:00 VGhost wrote:
I feel like I'm in the minority seeing different strategies played/be viable. It's great, imo, that you have a scale of ideas that can work:
Extremes:
- All-Fighting (stereotypical for SEA) - treats DotA almost as a fighting game, objectives get taken on the basis of fights.
- Objective-Based (OG style, when they don't go full illusion DotA) - team plays to take down objectives safely, not give opponent an opening.
VP kind of combines these - they go straight for the objectives, but with a fighting lineup that basically invites the other team to fight them.
- Split-push - play around the other team, stay equal on objectives, build for lategame either with better scaling (or illusions, hi OG)
- Focused push (e.g. Liquid's Broodmother strat) where a team focuses their entire strategy on breaking in fast
- Been a while, but we still see 4P1 occasionally, too.
CIS and SEA are the "most fun" in a single game, but I love the variety.
I feel like I'm in the minority seeing different strategies played/be viable. It's great, imo, that you have a scale of ideas that can work:
Extremes:
- All-Fighting (stereotypical for SEA) - treats DotA almost as a fighting game, objectives get taken on the basis of fights.
- Objective-Based (OG style, when they don't go full illusion DotA) - team plays to take down objectives safely, not give opponent an opening.
VP kind of combines these - they go straight for the objectives, but with a fighting lineup that basically invites the other team to fight them.
- Split-push - play around the other team, stay equal on objectives, build for lategame either with better scaling (or illusions, hi OG)
- Focused push (e.g. Liquid's Broodmother strat) where a team focuses their entire strategy on breaking in fast
- Been a while, but we still see 4P1 occasionally, too.
CIS and SEA are the "most fun" in a single game, but I love the variety.
Imho the most enjoyable team to watch (besides the real Alliance, of course) were TI5/6 MVP Phoenix, jeez what a team <3
TI5/6 Phoenix was a great team to watch. All the balls in the world.
Koreans had the most entertaining dota in the world.
No, Wings was better to watch.
Ah right Wings. I think they share first place.
Not at TI6 unfortunately.
lol ok buddy xd
