EPTOn September 28 2011 07:08 StuffedTurkey wrote:
Alternatively Bio-Arcane Barrage minus the Bio
Alternatively Bio-Arcane Barrage minus the Bio
OMG wow how could I miss that when I play Kog myself and the champ design is so similar too...
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spinesheath
Germany8679 Posts
OMG wow how could I miss that when I play Kog myself and the champ design is so similar too... | ||
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arnath
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Iskusstvo
United Kingdom323 Posts
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NeoIllusions
United States37500 Posts
oO | ||
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Blitzkrieg0
United States13132 Posts
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Alaric
France45622 Posts
 Found it! o/ He's got mercury threads and RoA... Does someone know how he started to end up with that? Sapphire +2 pots? | ||
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57 Corvette
Canada5941 Posts
The first issue is with my jungling post-6. Levels 1-6 I can generally keep up with the rest of my team. After that though I always seem to get underleveled by 2-3 levels for no good reason. I try to continue to go through the jungle, kill creeps (giving buffs to our mid/AD carry), but I end up level 10 when most other people are level 12 or 13. I am not entirely sure how to fix this without going to top lane and stealing all their exp. Second issue is more with my laning on AP carries (mid) and Ashe (bot). I CS well for the first 10-15 mins (up till about level 8/9), but after that the rate that my CS goes up is pitiful. I get 80-85ish CS in about 10 mins (not good, but not horrible), and I end the 40 min game with like 140. It is probably because I focus way too much on killing opponents after the laning phase is over. How can I get my focus on getting CS after the laning phase is over? (I guess they are both related, mostly CSing after 10 or so mins.) | ||
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NeoIllusions
United States37500 Posts
saint really should just shot call for them imoimo. | ||
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arnath
United States1317 Posts
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UniversalSnip
9871 Posts
On September 28 2011 08:16 57 Corvette wrote: OK, so I have been having two problems recently with my gameplay. The first issue is with my jungling post-6. Levels 1-6 I can generally keep up with the rest of my team. After that though I always seem to get underleveled by 2-3 levels for no good reason. I try to continue to go through the jungle, kill creeps (giving buffs to our mid/AD carry), but I end up level 10 when most other people are level 12 or 13. I am not entirely sure how to fix this without going to top lane and stealing all their exp. Second issue is more with my laning on AP carries (mid) and Ashe (bot). I CS well for the first 10-15 mins (up till about level 8/9), but after that the rate that my CS goes up is pitiful. I get 80-85ish CS in about 10 mins (not good, but not horrible), and I end the 40 min game with like 140. It is probably because I focus way too much on killing opponents after the laning phase is over. How can I get my focus on getting CS after the laning phase is over? (I guess they are both related, mostly CSing after 10 or so mins.) you are spending too much time wandering around the map not getting anything done and not enough time farming/pushing. same problem in both cases. The whole concept of map efficiency is really important, efficient uses of time are like - pushing - killing creeps - killing jungle creeps - killing towers - killing dragon/nashor - killing wards - killing people Pretty much anything else will cause you to bleed xp/gold/map control while you're doing it. A team that spends a lot of time wandering around purposelessly will incur a substantial disadvantage. | ||
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Alaric
France45622 Posts
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HazMat
United States17077 Posts
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Blitzkrieg0
United States13132 Posts
On September 28 2011 08:36 HazMat wrote: This clg vs tsm game looks interesting, sad I missed most of it. The CLG vent is far more entertaining than the actual game. | ||
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Two_DoWn
United States13684 Posts
On September 28 2011 08:41 Blitzkrieg0 wrote: The CLG vent is far more entertaining than the actual game. Pretty much this. HS rages a lot for shit that is usually his fault, and SV refuses to let points die. Although generally SV does make the best calls for CLG. | ||
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Senx
Sweden5901 Posts
Imagine how good they would be if they didnt argue all the fucking time. oh wait nvm they're still world champions. lol | ||
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overt
United States9006 Posts
I didn't watch this match but I've heard Chauster complain about SV a few times. I could be wrong but I feel like SV is a pretty big source of the drama even though I'm pretty sure HSGG rages more than he should. | ||
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Senx
Sweden5901 Posts
The problem is HSGG who starts crying really loudly for 15 minutes if he's getting critized because his ego is so extremely fragile. | ||
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Blitzkrieg0
United States13132 Posts
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BlackPaladin
United States9316 Posts
On September 28 2011 08:54 Blitzkrieg0 wrote: SV just doesn't drop anything. If hotshot could man up and admit to a mistake SV wouldn't have to berate him for that mistake the entire game. I suppose it isn't the best personality trait if you're looking for friends... Tap has the exact same problem. The difference being it's rarely as justified. :p | ||
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overt
United States9006 Posts
On September 28 2011 08:53 Senx wrote: SV made tons of good calls during this match, I dont think he's in the wrong. He's a highly competitive person and isnt afraid to critize his teammates when they make misstakes. The problem is HSGG who starts crying really loudly for 15 minutes if he's getting critized because his ego is so extremely fragile. Yeh, HSGG definitely rages too much but in past scrims I've watched SV adds to the problem more than anyone else. I do agree with other people that HSGG should just step up and admit when he's in the wrong. There are just things about SV that I think a lot of the people on CLG dislike. For example Chauster had this to say about him on his questions thread: who do you prefer on jungle duty, saintvicious or kobe, and why? what are teh differences in their playstyles? i prefer kobe when he is not rusty because he actually plays amumu and does ganks well. also he doesnt try to lead the team and assume he is 100% right all the time when 3 other people are telling him otherwise I didn't watch this game so I'll take people's word for it that he made good calls. I just know that SV tends to tilt just as bad as HSGG does and has about the same ego. The only real difference is that SV doesn't rage as badly imo. Obviously the drama isn't too terrible because they can still win games when they're all yelling at each other. edit note: That quote is from mid July. Chauster may not feel that way anymore. | ||
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