EPTWhat do you guys think about stream your practices? I am very against that, I mean how can have prepare something special if you publicly play them on stream? In many other sports, they even tighten up the security around stadiums when the team is in a private practice session. E-sport should learn to do that as well.
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Caphe
Vietnam10817 Posts
What do you guys think about stream your practices? I am very against that, I mean how can have prepare something special if you publicly play them on stream? In many other sports, they even tighten up the security around stadiums when the team is in a private practice session. E-sport should learn to do that as well. | ||
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Alaric
France45622 Posts
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Ryuu314
United States12679 Posts
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cLutZ
United States19574 Posts
On April 17 2013 12:22 Alaric wrote: Transformed champs also have stupid amounts of free resistances when in melee forms. Jayce has more armour and MR than almost anyone (you can remove the "almost" when it comes to MR) as long as he skills his ult within 2-3 levels of when it gets available, and Elise has at least as much MR, and more armour than most, champs when in melee form (less so at early levels for armour, but her good growth compensates for it pretty quickly). And Nidalee got her Cougar form resistances removed despite a naturally weaker kit outside of poke (she's particularly strong in some situations, namely with her 40% shred and in skirmishes that let her abuse her short cooldowns in Cougar form when AD, and obviously her poke when AP, but Jayce has stronger burst in melee form, and even ranged form as long as the target isn't low HP, while also having tankiness, a strong renewable shred of his own, his stupid spammable %MS buffs that rival pounce as long as you don't have to use a wall to escape/chase, and dual kits that click better so his continued combo is also smoother and more damaging than Nid's; Elise has stronger burst when using her form switch, stronger dps when abusing her spiderlings and the crazy strong on-hit of her spider form, is a stronger/safer assassin unless they get fed, and better scaling). I mean, there's a lot of stuff I dislike about Nidalee, and I didn't see the day I'd defend her coming, but when you see the kind of crap that goes well under the radar in Jayce and Elise, I'm still puzzled as to how Riot thought removing her Cougar form resistances would do her good. The key to understanding Riot is understanding what they secretly hate: For Nidalee it is team heals, splitpush, and the ability to go AP or AD/Bruiser (Same reason they killed AP Kog/Soraka everywhere). Elise is just too strong in general, and Jayce is very strong as well. However, they don't have things Riot hates (instead Elise has a Free Hourglass, Skillshot stun, and % HP damage while jayce has poke + exploitable timings). | ||
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upperbound
United States2300 Posts
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Gahlo
United States35136 Posts
On April 17 2013 12:33 Caphe wrote: It is cool to know that Curse is now not streaming their scrims anymore. I really welcome that they take shits seriously, should have done this a long time ago though. What do you guys think about stream your practices? I am very against that, I mean how can have prepare something special if you publicly play them on stream? In many other sports, they even tighten up the security around stadiums when the team is in a private practice session. E-sport should learn to do that as well. I heard in Saint's stream chat that they were told to stream them. I'm iffy on it. On one hand, I'm glad because it's the NA scene actually doing what it's supposed to, but on the other I miss watching streams of specific players that aren't on Curse. | ||
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Craton
United States17246 Posts
It's a joke to suggest that people who stream scrims "aren't serious." What a massive leap in logic. | ||
onlywonderboy
United States23745 Posts
Edit: The "taking practice serious" comment wasn't meant as they aren't serious because they stream scrims. It's a known fact NA teams don't practice nearly as hard/long as KR teams, but if they did they probably wouldn't stream scrims because they would be trying out new strategies more often. | ||
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
so suck it | ||
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Caphe
Vietnam10817 Posts
On April 17 2013 12:58 Craton wrote: I always find it hilarious how everyone takes these polarizing positions on scrims. Protip: you don't have to stream every scrim just because you stream some. It's a complete joke to suggest that people who stream scrims "aren't serious." What a massive leap in logic. Hmm judging from Curse alone, I think they stream almost every scrims they got. Just do some math with Saint's streaming hours you will see. I never said that they are not serious, you just can't be as prepared as other teams if you stream most of your shits, thats all am saying. | ||
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
On April 17 2013 13:21 Caphe wrote: Hmm judging from Curse alone, I think they stream almost every scrims they got. Just do some math with Saint's streaming hours you will see. I never said that they are not serious, you just can't be as prepared as other teams if you stream most of your shits, thats all am saying. ...Curse seems to be doing pretty well in LCS soo.... | ||
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XerrolAvengerII
United States510 Posts
Inner Flame The detonation area now occurs at the actual point of missile impact instead of at the center of the initial target that is hit For all of their Karma quality of life changes, that feels to me like a pretty brutal and undeserved nerf. | ||
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Caphe
Vietnam10817 Posts
On April 17 2013 13:23 jcarlsoniv wrote: ...Curse seems to be doing pretty well in LCS soo.... Yep! But I think they are slowed quite a bit. Also, the level of NA LCS is meh so... | ||
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Gahlo
United States35136 Posts
On April 17 2013 13:42 Caphe wrote: Yep! But I think they are slowed quite a bit. Also, the level of NA LCS is meh so... If we're gonna get hipster about scenes, to me there isn't much different outside of accents and Sjokz. LCS across the board is the bottom of pro play. | ||
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red_
United States8474 Posts
On April 17 2013 13:42 Caphe wrote: Yep! But I think they are slowed quite a bit. Also, the level of NA LCS is meh so... I don't see how they've slowed quite a bit.. from the start of the season til now they've done pretty much the exact same thing: always beat bad teams, split vs good teams. Really the only knock on their season thus far is that they split with CLG, who isn't performing at the 'good' level(the early top 4 split has definitely turned into a top3/bottom 5). I also don't see how the level of NA LCS has anything to do with your previous comment about preparation against the teams in your league. Don't misread that to think I believe they are as steely and prepared as possible, but in comparison to their current competition their practice strategy clearly hasn't left them under-prepared. The only team they looked unprepared for all season was the recent TSM match, and TSM's strategy was based on their LCS play not their streamed scrims vs CLG. | ||
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ticklishmusic
United States15977 Posts
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red_
United States8474 Posts
On April 17 2013 14:36 ticklishmusic wrote: I really feel like Curse is at risk of going into freefall right now. TSM looks really strong with wildturtle, CLG is looking better and better, and Dignitas is decent as always. Freefall where though? They'd need to do AWFUL this week to fall out of top 2, which means they're already in semifinals of the playoffs and a top4 finish. They don't seem like unstoppable favorites to win it all, but they never really have(see: splitting games with the other top teams even early in the season); I don't see that as some freefall in the making. | ||
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onlywonderboy
United States23745 Posts
On April 17 2013 14:36 ticklishmusic wrote: I really feel like Curse is at risk of going into freefall right now. TSM looks really strong with wildturtle, CLG is looking better and better, and Dignitas is decent as always. They've built up enough of a lead it won't matter for this half of the season. In Super Week v2 the only other top four team they face is dig so they are all but assured to finish in the top two and secure their spot for the next half of the season. The real important thing is how they handle their off time and prepare for the Summer season. | ||
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ticklishmusic
United States15977 Posts
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cLutZ
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