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On September 20 2012 04:00 Mogwai wrote:Show nested quote +On September 20 2012 03:49 cLutZ wrote:
What is with the AP Teemo resurgence? And why mid? the AP buffs on him were really really strong. he's sleeper OP right now IMHO, shit's pretty cray. as for why mid, eh, idk, I think he's really strong both mid and top.
Mid because it's incredibly easy for him to bully mid laners right now. Blinding shot + free poison on aa + move quick = easy harass. It also allows for his team to have a real bruiser top while he sits mid being a stupid little shit.
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Mostly I see 1 dring -> pick -> sorcs -> cap/dfg, I assume blinding max first and then poison. Sound right?
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galio jungle for curse wtf
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On September 20 2012 04:08 Slayer91 wrote:Show nested quote +On September 20 2012 03:32 Roffles wrote:On September 20 2012 03:24 jcc wrote:
I spam click alot, it helps me concentrate, but also spam tab to constantly check items cs and levels, but sometimes that spamming and tabbing makes me lose my tab screen and I can't get it back...is there a way to like reset it to the middle of the screen again? Oh my god yes. Someone else that does this. It's usually in the corner of your screen somewhere, you can drag it back.
if u drag it far enough u cant reach it agen
also sometimes my spacebar and f1 and all that position shit decides to stop working also annoying
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what about the ad lux and support gragas?
jungle galio is only about as crazy
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Sounds kind of like a TF build, I want to try it out. What runes/masteries would you be running there? 21/9/0 AP masteries and MPen/armor/MR@18/AP? Would split pen runes be good on him?
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Is curse actually playing seriously with their new secret strat, or is this tournament unimportant or seomthing like that
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it's a showmatch I think, so they don't want to show any of their secrete stratz
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watch out guys, they'll win the tournament but be DQ'd for not playing normally.
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EDIT: Fail, meant to edit not quote >.>
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What are you guys watching, anyone got a stream link?
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On September 20 2012 04:00 kainzero wrote:Show nested quote +On September 20 2012 03:39 TheYango wrote:
TBH, after watching/reading iG's DotA team's interviews after The International, the thing that struck me most about their practice schedule is how much time is allotted to replay analysis. According to their captain, a typical practice day leading up to the International would be 2-3 Bo3 scrims, and then the rest of the day entirely allocated to team discussion and replay analysis for those games. Given that they were operating on a 14-16 hour practice day in those weeks before the tournament, that means that upwards of 1/3, and on some days as much as 1/2 of their practice time might be allocated just to discussion/replay analysis.
Obviously many of the top teams in LoL are making time for this sort of analysis, but I don't think I've seen any that allocate such a LARGE percentage of their time to it. I'm trying to learn DotA 2 (and failing badly while I'm at it, lol) but I think that because it's more chaotic and there are generally more plays being made so you have a chance to learn more from your replays. The game is also longer, with each phase having a large impact. With LoL I don't think there's as many moments that you need to analyze and watch. When I watch my own replays I find that there are not many moments that I can deeply analyze. I feel like laning phase is more typical of something like Street Fighter, in which you need to develop experience, intuition, and mechanics more than broad strategy.
same goes for dota if you analyze the game from a solo perspective. If you specifically try out stuff as a team and want to know where the weaknesses and strengths of your strategy and teamplay is, then you will find alot of stuff to talk about.
soloq 'strategy' atm is limited to picking a different top laner, which results in you having either a aoe'ish comp with double ap or a zoneing comp with double bruiser.
lol has much more potential though as far as strategic depth goes, but the way even the most skilled players are talking about the game right now did not yet tap that potential as fully as one could imagine. there is alot of build analysis around but no real champion-role and synergy analysis for example which is very common in dota even at lower levels. for example there are classical duo/tri lanes/combinations that people know. there is also more talk about the powerlevel of a whole teamcomp and how to make use of that.
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On September 20 2012 04:28 clickrush wrote:Show nested quote +On September 20 2012 04:00 kainzero wrote:On September 20 2012 03:39 TheYango wrote:
TBH, after watching/reading iG's DotA team's interviews after The International, the thing that struck me most about their practice schedule is how much time is allotted to replay analysis. According to their captain, a typical practice day leading up to the International would be 2-3 Bo3 scrims, and then the rest of the day entirely allocated to team discussion and replay analysis for those games. Given that they were operating on a 14-16 hour practice day in those weeks before the tournament, that means that upwards of 1/3, and on some days as much as 1/2 of their practice time might be allocated just to discussion/replay analysis.
Obviously many of the top teams in LoL are making time for this sort of analysis, but I don't think I've seen any that allocate such a LARGE percentage of their time to it. I'm trying to learn DotA 2 (and failing badly while I'm at it, lol) but I think that because it's more chaotic and there are generally more plays being made so you have a chance to learn more from your replays. The game is also longer, with each phase having a large impact. With LoL I don't think there's as many moments that you need to analyze and watch. When I watch my own replays I find that there are not many moments that I can deeply analyze. I feel like laning phase is more typical of something like Street Fighter, in which you need to develop experience, intuition, and mechanics more than broad strategy. same goes for dota if you analyze the game from a solo perspective. If you specifically try out stuff as a team and want to know where the weaknesses and strengths of your strategy and teamplay is, then you will find alot of stuff to talk about. soloq 'strategy' atm is limited to picking a different top laner, which results in you having either a aoe'ish comp with double ap or a zoneing comp with double bruiser. lol has much more potential though as far as strategic depth goes, but the way even the most skilled players are talking about the game right now did not yet tap that potential as fully as one could imagine. there is alot of build analysis around but no real champion-role and synergy analysis for example which is very common in dota even at lower levels. for example there are classical duo/tri lanes/combinations that people know. there is also more talk about the powerlevel of a whole teamcomp and how to make use of that.
i hope u mean much more potential than the current level
#dota police
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Thanks.
So is Diana playing toplane?
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"sorbooze1: this looks like a normal game in the brazilian server"
Stream chat comments from Crs EU M5 game. Internet monkies 1 shakespeare 0
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Curse is getting stomped this game. Down 5k at 14 mins with a free farmed Sivir on M5. I can kinda see what they are going for with the team comp but M5 is playing against it well.
edit: Not to mention the even more farmed Mord.
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Lol, Diana's ghost is too strong ^^
Lux misclick, fires laser into the nothing.
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On September 20 2012 03:39 Doctorbeat wrote:
@TheYango: That might also be because Riot still doesn't have an official replay system -.-
If we were still in the first days of LoLReplay you'd have been correct, but we're not. At this point LoLReplay is exactly the same as Spectator Mode, you see everything except team chat. For competitive teams looking to do analysis the tool is there, and the fact that Riot didn't make it shouldn't stop them from taking advantage.
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On September 20 2012 04:20 fcgog wrote:
galio jungle for curse wtf
Link plz?
Edit: I so bad
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EPT
