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BlackMagister
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Shiv.
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freelander
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tobi9999
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TSM streams # fucking 1 BROOOOOOO | ||
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starfries
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tobi9999
United States1966 Posts
On November 25 2011 11:29 starfries wrote: rofl that was even better than empire's empire empire isn't as good as empiring as TSM | ||
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BlackMagister
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tobi9999
United States1966 Posts
On November 25 2011 11:30 BlackMagister wrote: TSM baits their "empires" while the Empire game the other team knew there was a Nunu in the brush because he had just used his snowball, but ran near the brush anyways. yea, TSM actually planned their crap out though, Empire probably just did their empire by complete chance LOL | ||
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overt
United States9006 Posts
On November 25 2011 10:51 taLbuk wrote: chausters best role is actually support, doublelift has insane mechanics but goes full retard alot, but CLG can be insane if 2 things happen 1) doublelift just plays and listens to their calls 2) jiji goes godmode again If true then Chauster is best support in NA. Calling it now. He beat Regi in lane as AP in scrims. Goes 13/0 no problem against scrubs as AP carry. And his solo AD was easily the best back when that was meta. Still, I think Chauster > jiji at AP unless jiji gets back into shape. If jiji doesn't get into shape they should've put him on support imo. I'm not surprised by Elementz being removed. HSGG, Chauster, and jiji are like the three founders of CLG. I don't see any of them going anywhere unless they want to leave. | ||
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BlueBird.
United States3890 Posts
On November 25 2011 11:43 overt wrote: If true then Chauster is best support in NA. Calling it now. He beat Regi in lane as AP in scrims. Goes 13/0 no problem against scrubs as AP carry. And his solo AD was easily the best back when that was meta. Still, I think Chauster > jiji at AP unless jiji gets back into shape. If jiji doesn't get into shape they should've put him on support imo. I'm not surprised by Elementz being removed. HSGG, Chauster, and jiji are like the three founders of CLG. I don't see any of them going anywhere unless they want to leave. The team is under the impression that you want your best talent in the support role, and not your worst player anymore.. so in that case, it makes sense to put a slacking jiji mid instead of a looking good chauster. I really like Chauster's ad play, I hope he rubs off on doublelift somewhat. | ||
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GreenManalishi
Canada834 Posts
On November 25 2011 11:54 BlueBird. wrote: The team is under the impression that you want your best talent in the support role, and not your worst player anymore.. so in that case, it makes sense to put a slacking jiji mid instead of a looking good chauster. I really like Chauster's ad play, I hope he rubs off on doublelift somewhat. I still think a "slacking" jiji is a better AP mid then Chauster. He might not do as well in lane, but he is much much better at positioning. I think jiji is being greatly undersold here, he was streaming his Anivia yesterday and he was an absolute force of nature. Edit: Just to clarify, I don't think jiji is better at all AP mids than Chauster. Chauster's Brand and Xerath are both considerably better than jiji's. I think overall jiji is a stronger AP mid though. | ||
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sylverfyre
United States8298 Posts
On November 25 2011 12:06 GreenManalishi wrote: I still think a "slacking" jiji is a better AP mid then Chauster. He might not do as well in lane, but he is much much better at positioning. I think jiji is being greatly undersold here, he was streaming his Anivia yesterday and he was an absolute force of nature. Edit: Just to clarify, I don't think jiji is better at all AP mids than Chauster. Chauster's Brand and Xerath are both considerably better than jiji's. I think overall jiji is a stronger AP mid though. His AP style is so passive though - he does well on APs that it pays to be passive on (like anivia) but bad matchups hurt passive AP champs pretty badly. | ||
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QuakerOats
United States1024 Posts
On November 25 2011 12:15 sylverfyre wrote: His AP style is so passive though - he does well on APs that it pays to be passive on (like anivia) but bad matchups hurt passive AP champs pretty badly. Yeah but what Chauster, saint, etc. were saying is that laning is something that can be fixed through scrimming and such. But they both said that they thought jiji is better at positioning/teamfights which is harder to learn and takes more experience. | ||
JBright
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On November 24 2011 19:19 dnastyx wrote: http://clgaming.net/board/board25-announcements/board26-community-news/4417-clg-welcomes-doublelift-back-to-the-fold/ doublelift back Elementz's official response. http://na.leagueoflegends.com/board/showthread.php?t=1519967 | ||
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Craton
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Ferrose
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ClonedBefore
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On November 25 2011 12:37 JBright wrote: Elementz's official response. http://na.leagueoflegends.com/board/showthread.php?t=1519967 Chauster is being ridiculous with what he is saying, and I feel like everyone on CLG is being rather unfair to Elementz, especially concerning his play (and comparing it to jiji). I feel bad for him, but I like how he ends on a somewhat happy tone, saying how this could lead into other things. | ||
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57 Corvette
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This could be the only possible reason for the delay in pulsefire ezreal release | ||
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