EPTPro scene rumor mill - Page 27
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Project Yasuo
United States153 Posts
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Redox
Germany24794 Posts
On April 23 2015 10:08 Ansibled wrote: I don't think Hai's career is hall of fame worthy. Well surely worth of NA's hall of fame. | ||
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AlterKot
Poland7525 Posts
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Project Yasuo
United States153 Posts
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Wijnruit
Brazil294 Posts
On April 23 2015 10:02 Ansibled wrote: ROFL. 10/10 Leak. RLewis could not have done better | ||
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RagequitBM
Canada2270 Posts
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Slusher
United States19143 Posts
actually he reported this weeks ago... | ||
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BrownBear
United States6894 Posts
On April 23 2015 10:08 Ansibled wrote: I don't think Hai's career is hall of fame worthy. Not for his shotcalling/in game leadership? He captained C9 to be the most successful NA team ever. | ||
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Ansibled
United Kingdom9872 Posts
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RagequitBM
Canada2270 Posts
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Phobbers
773 Posts
On April 23 2015 10:40 Ansibled wrote: TSM or CLG were more successful than C9 was. I suppose if it's an NA specific list Hai deserves to be on it. CLG was never as successful as C9 was. The last time CLG did something relevant was winning an MLG event all the way back in 2011. Since then? Nothing. Don't be delusional. When it comes to TSM, as of late they have shown to be much more successful both at home and on the international scene. But going back to the beginning, when C9 first got into the LCS. They won that very split, being the first royal roaders. Along with that they had an insane record. Then they' go on to be the best NA team for splits to come, also stood as the only NA that really had a chance at the international level until as of late. | ||
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Kinie
United States3106 Posts
On April 23 2015 10:08 Ansibled wrote: I don't think Hai's career is hall of fame worthy. Compared to the other people who were in the scene at the time he entered (Regi, Scarra, etc.) and the people he competed against for 2 years (2 Worlds appearances, won IEM San Jose, insane win-loss record in his region), along with growing a fan base out of basically nothing, and helping shake up NA LCS to force teams to get their shit together and compete on the world stage, he deserves to be in NA Hall of Fame. His ingame numbers might not be the greatest, but from a shotcalling and vision control standpoint he helped usher in a different way for mid laners to play (snowball your other lanes w/ roams, get things snowballing sooner). | ||
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Project Yasuo
United States153 Posts
On April 23 2015 10:40 Ansibled wrote: TSM or CLG were more successful than C9 was. I suppose if it's an NA specific list Hai deserves to be on it. I haven't been here for that long so this may be complete bs, but I get the feeling in general that you don't really like Cloud 9 | ||
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Ansibled
United Kingdom9872 Posts
On April 23 2015 11:01 Phobbers wrote: CLG was never as successful as C9 was. The last time CLG did something relevant was winning an MLG event all the way back in 2011. Since then? Nothing. Don't be delusional. When it comes to TSM, as of late they have shown to be much more successful both at home and on the international scene. But going back to the beginning, when C9 first got into the LCS. They won that very split, being the first royal roaders. Along with that they had an insane record. Then they' go on to be the best NA team for splits to come, also stood as the only NA that really had a chance at the international level until as of late. CLGs performance at IPL5 is probably the most competitive any North American team has ever been against good international competition. Funny considering the roster. The Split C9 won in S3 Summer they would have struggled to finish top 3 in Europe. C9 wasn't a good team until Season 4, where they were legitimately good but not so far ahead of everyone else. On April 23 2015 11:13 Project Yasuo wrote: I haven't been here for that long so this may be complete bs, but I get the feeling in general that you don't really like Cloud 9 I don't really like them much, but I still think what I said is fairly reasonable. I suppose the biggest difference is that a lot of people consider C9 at Worlds last year to have been fairly competitive, when my view on it is they got stomped by a poorly performing Blue. | ||
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Amethyst21
Canada7032 Posts
On April 23 2015 11:20 Ansibled wrote: I don't really like them much, but I still think what I said is fairly reasonable. I suppose the biggest difference is that a lot of people consider C9 at Worlds last year to have been fairly competitive, when my view on it is they got stomped by a poorly performing Blue. They won one game and were attacking an open nexus in another game. They lost, and Blue was better, but stomped is...a very odd way to describe that series. | ||
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Ansibled
United Kingdom9872 Posts
On April 23 2015 11:25 Amethyst21 wrote: They won one game and were attacking an open nexus in another game. They lost, and Blue was better, but stomped is...a very odd way to describe that series. Blue opened up a 10,000+ gold lead in every game after the first from 20 minutes which is exactly how Blue wanted to play it out. The series wasn't close, it just looked like it because C9 got a catch in the last game. | ||
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Amethyst21
Canada7032 Posts
On April 23 2015 11:26 Ansibled wrote: Blue opened up a 10,000+ gold lead in every game after the first from 20 minutes which is exactly how Blue wanted to play it out. The series wasn't close, it just looked like it because C9 got a catch in the last game. It was a strange series because I actually think we are both right - C9 got absolutely smashed in two of their losses, and it was not even close. On one hand you could say they took one game and got lucky to even make it close in game four On the other you could say they took one game and were like 5..10 autoattacks away from forcing a game five. I don't think either perspective is actually wrong. Again Blue was better and were deserved winners of the series, I just don't think 'smashed' is the right word choice. (I realize how pedantic this is getting, but I gotta get my fanboy on somewhere, my heart hurts from having Hai leave, even though I know he's 'past it' in terms of a top NA midlaner, ) | ||
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Saradin
456 Posts
Do the loose lips speak to how the competitive League scene is still relatively quite young and inexperienced? Be it on an individual basis, or in the general attitude/environment. The choice to mention this at all to some random streamer. The choice to discuss this through the League client. Is it intentional by a person with the awareness and cunning to predict the outcome? Or is it just an accident by a kid working in an field that doesn't ingrain a sufficiently high enough level of discretion? | ||
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IMoperator
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Carnivorous Sheep
Baa?21248 Posts
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