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At any point of IEM Season 6 Championship, if you think of an interesting byline, please drop a sentence in the Pro Scene thread. At the end of the month, I'll catalogue the results of Hannover but also any interesting facts or events that happen over the course of the tournament. Thanks. Neo, 06.03.2012 |
On March 11 2012 01:07 Doctorbeat wrote:Show nested quote +On March 11 2012 01:06 Bwaaaa wrote:
To all the people from sc2. this is like how 1-1-1 dominated TvP for a few tourneys because no one had prepared for it. m5 is know for being innovators and they saved this strat for the finals. 3-4 bruisers + AD carry to protect has been M5's standard comp. The only thing that changed was the roaming Alistar + 1v2 lvl 1 blue buff Urgot in game 1.
I believe roaming Alistar is more Flash vs Jaedong Goliath timing attack in one of the more recent finals. Been done before, but not recently enough for innate understanding to compensate for.
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On March 11 2012 01:10 Gorsameth wrote:Show nested quote +On March 11 2012 01:09 Brockster wrote:
so EU keeps the dominance over US teams it seems, and quite a strong one even Tbh its more a case of M5>US>EU
Wait till CLG.EU truly hits the scene. They, aside from M5, have the best teamplay and practice the most & smartest. M5 are awesome, CLG.EU will be their nemesis 
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Yes, once clg.eu gets to go to these things and if their lineup is the same, they are gonna rank up there with M5.
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first time I've seen Scarra not smile lol
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On March 11 2012 01:11 Lylat wrote:Show nested quote +On March 11 2012 01:05 Two_DoWn wrote:On March 11 2012 01:03 overt wrote:So was the CLG vs M5 game the true finals? This is just pathetic. Poor Dignitas.  Thats what I felt. Dig is good, but just not good enough. IMO M5-CLGs Dig SK/aAa/Fnatic/TSM ect. Are you serious ? M5 CLGs Dig SK, etc...
As a big fan of both CLG teams, big fan of the NA scene in general, this is definitely true. M5 is really strong. The only teams that can seem to cause them trouble are CLGna/CLGeu because their junglers are close to Diamond in skill level or aAa who just seems to understand how the EU teams play.
Voyboy will win the MVP vote. It went up last night like right after his Lee Sin dominance so...
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On March 11 2012 01:12 0123456789 wrote:
WHERE IS MIG!!!! WE NEED MIG, The TRUE CHAMPIONS, To take down M5. Krns>EU>US. History repeats itself.
need clg and tsm to disband so cde can beat everyone
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Definitly. CLG.Eu is really really good. If CLG.Us ever pulls their heads out of their own asses they should be able take those games too.
But atm those 2 are the only 2 teams who can even try to compete with M5 atm.
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Alexich admitting that CLG was able to adapt to their style
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Yea these events need more Dyrus!
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On March 11 2012 01:12 Beyonder wrote:Show nested quote +On March 11 2012 01:10 Gorsameth wrote:On March 11 2012 01:09 Brockster wrote:
so EU keeps the dominance over US teams it seems, and quite a strong one even Tbh its more a case of M5>US>EU Wait till CLG.EU truly hits the scene. They, aside from M5, have the best teamplay and practice the most & smartest. M5 are awesome, CLG.EU will be their nemesis
Wickd too stronk :D
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Alex confirming that it was indeed Dignitas' picks that made them play game 1 as they did. Corki just can't do shit about it, Urgot boss around the passive 1v2, and Scarra/Dominate don't ward their own jungle, leave themselves out there to be killed and give the LS/Ali levels/money.
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Tbh the Shyvana pick has been a dramatic failure for Dignitas.
Why wouldn't they just pick Maokai, which is Dominate's best jungler?
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Scarra so right, game 2 was done at champ select, their comp was horrible.
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On March 11 2012 01:14 Doctorbeat wrote:Alexich admitting that CLG was able to adapt to their style
^^
The gap isnt THAT big. Its just CLG needs to tighten the screws on their play. 80% of CLG is good enough to beat every US team. They need 95+ to compete with M5 and CLG.Eu.
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On March 11 2012 01:15 Doctorbeat wrote:
Tbh the Shyvana pick has been a dramatic failure for Dignitas.
Why wouldn't they just pick Maokai, which is Dominate's best jungler?
Lol, you really want to pick maokai against m5?
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On March 11 2012 01:16 daemir wrote:
Scarra so right, game 2 was done at champ select, their comp was horrible.
To be fair, M5's pick/ban phase is fucking nuts. It's a large part of their success imo. Not that their lanes are bad, they're amazing. And Diamond might be the best jungler in the world too. But their pick/ban phase makes them really strong.
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On March 11 2012 01:16 Slayer91 wrote:Show nested quote +On March 11 2012 01:15 Doctorbeat wrote:
Tbh the Shyvana pick has been a dramatic failure for Dignitas.
Why wouldn't they just pick Maokai, which is Dominate's best jungler? Lol, you really want to pick maokai against m5?
Nope. I do not. Hell, I dont want to play Alistar either though, but I think Snoop does.
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On March 11 2012 01:16 Two_DoWn wrote:Show nested quote +On March 11 2012 01:14 Doctorbeat wrote:Alexich admitting that CLG was able to adapt to their style ^^ The gap isnt THAT big. Its just CLG needs to tighten the screws on their play. 80% of CLG is good enough to beat every US team. They need 95+ to compete with M5 and CLG.Eu.
They need to stop throwing. Game 2 of the semis was HSGG throwing hard. Game 1 was Doublelift being Doublelift.
And Jiji still needs to get better and up to his old level. He's not there yet.
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On March 11 2012 01:17 cascades wrote:
How does m5 train?
They bootcamped for 10hrs/day leading up to this competition.
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