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DarkPlasmaBall
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Vindicare605
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DarkPlasmaBall
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On March 06 2016 07:23 Vindicare605 wrote: Dragon Shire is such a shitty map for Cho'gall and this game is showing why. Agreed, and I think Jowe's warriors weren't really on point today. Congrats to Fnatic! | ||
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Vindicare605
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Rotations are far too important on every other map and he becomes a strategic liability. | ||
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Big G
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Ufnal
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On March 06 2016 03:51 FeyFey wrote: Its different. If you like games like dota or csgo. You like this slow build up that explodes into a few seconds of action. Heroes has a bit more constant action and not that insane action spikes. Or in other words most people lack the attention span to enjoy games where you aren't allowed to blink or miss the whole game. Which is why I usually have to watch a cs match 2 times. As I usually get to bored and miss half of the important plays, since I don't bother to check when the casters start to scream. Different people different tastes. But as one can see, way way more people like watching this slow build up that explodes into one quick battle over constant action all over the place. Don't think every game should be the same just because the most people enjoy it so I am rather happy that we get more options when it comes to spectating esports. Hope that's not too offtopic as I am talking about my viewing experience from this tourney... Dunno, when I watch HotS I feel like early on the abilities and attacks don't really do anything and much of the game is big cumbersome characters bodyblocking and tickling each other, and then 1-2 fights happen and the game snowballs so hard that it's over five minutes later. So my issues (which might stem from me not watching the right matches) are quite different from what you suggested. BTW is there a stat somewhere about how often do teams that get the first fort/keep get the win? I get the feeling that comeback potential in HotS is lesser than in Dota, and mistakes past 10-15 minutes seem to be irreparable (partially because of how easy it is to destroy the base with no glyphs, buybacks, backdoor protection and other such mechanics). But again, if I am completely wrong based on watching wrong games, please feel free to point me at the right ones. | ||
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karazax
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karazax
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Amestir
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Guess I'm rooting for Dignitas now ^^ | ||
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DarkPlasmaBall
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Thezzy
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Atleast we have Kaelaris, Tetcher and Khaldor. | ||
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