EPT[ESL One] Katowice 2018 - Group Stage Day 1 - Page 7
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PoulsenB
Poland7733 Posts
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
Should have removed kotl and razor that game and swapped to an offlane doom and put cr1t on the SK. | ||
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plasmidghost
Belgium16168 Posts
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Faruko
Chile34173 Posts
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MetalMercury
United States1161 Posts
On February 21 2018 00:24 Faruko wrote: newbee in big problems Newbee got absolutely destroyed. | ||
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Orome
Switzerland11984 Posts
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MetalMercury
United States1161 Posts
On February 21 2018 00:40 Orome wrote: That was a really cleanly-executed game plan from Kinguin. It's been a while since I watched dota, so that was the first game of theirs I saw. Looks like a team with potential. Honestly I think Newbee played really poorly; I can't imagine any universe where Team Kinguin is legit better than Newbee | ||
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plasmidghost
Belgium16168 Posts
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BlazingGlory
Bulgaria855 Posts
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Asha
United Kingdom38257 Posts
Na'Vi not coordinated enough through the midgame imo | ||
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Orome
Switzerland11984 Posts
On February 21 2018 00:43 MetalMercury wrote: Honestly I think Newbee played really poorly; I can't imagine any universe where Team Kinguin is legit better than Newbee Like I said, first game of theirs I saw, so I have no idea, and it's not what I meant. It's more that from the laning phase to the 'keep pressure on all lanes while dodging team fights' phase to the 'bkb, rosh and end game phase' they read Newbee super well, never once veered from their game plan and never once gave Newbee a teamfight. Just look at how miserable that panda was the entire game. A lot of teams are capable of good games but generally fewer, I think, can execute a draft with that much discipline and cohesion. | ||
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nVme
952 Posts
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DucK-
Singapore11447 Posts
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Xurr
Germany313 Posts
On February 21 2018 01:14 DucK- wrote: Navi as expected. They looked good skill wise, but they were very poor in the overall game plan. Fnatic didn't lock particularly good either though. Wouldn't bet on them against the big dogs. | ||
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spudde123
4814 Posts
With Kinguin beating Newbee, one of Fnatic and Kinguin is guaranteed to make it to the playoffs and get top6. Still need to beat one of the top teams to get to the points though | ||
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BlazingGlory
Bulgaria855 Posts
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Xurr
Germany313 Posts
On February 21 2018 01:25 spudde123 wrote: Fnatic hasn't yet shown to be a major threat for the top placings. I don't think they've become worse with Uni or anything, it's just that there is quite a gap from where they were to beating TL or Secret in a bo3. In the NaVi game they had a few blunders but importantly they were constantly keeping the lanes out and never got caught out in a terrible position where NaVi could take rosh or threaten buildings. With Kinguin beating Newbee, one of Fnatic and Kinguin is guaranteed to make it to the playoffs and get top6. Still need to beat one of the top teams to get to the points though That is the point though, i can't really give them credit for constantly pushing the waves if they play with Viper, Rhasta and most importantly Tinker, how is that an accomplishment? | ||
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babysimba
10466 Posts
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plasmidghost
Belgium16168 Posts
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plasmidghost
Belgium16168 Posts
On February 21 2018 01:39 babysimba wrote: Tinker is just a broken hero that is in the same league as brood. If you pick it late in draft against no counters, you will win if you execute it properly. That's true, and on the bright side, Abed managed to get caught out a lot less than he has on previous Tinker performances in the SEA qualifiers for various tourneys | ||
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